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THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1M8 AeffiaM DaiW Net Pnas Ron f e r ffto W e * a o e i The Woffthar PAGE TWENTY-POUR Faeeeael eCV. «. W M ke Eofttittg 1|waUi A a e U , 1H 8 ' CUmOx aaS e*ei (Me "Four Winds," written by 18- 14,208 chMMe at year-old Dick Fegy, who plays V ef 4he.Ai mmr Bt; graftaat About Town North Winds five instruments, and “Black a t < Armand'Brown River Bluea," written by Fegy ■Sd teoMneir, Mgfe M and David Qoodstlne, both of Mtauhester^A City of Village Charm Members of St. Bridget’s Ro Sing at Fair Manchester. sary Society will meet tonight The performers, eight boys at 8 at the John F. p cm ey Fu The “North Winds,” a nine- and a ^rl, use three guitars, a VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 220 (TWENTY-FOUR PA 6B a-TW 0 SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1965 (Ctaselfled AdvertMeg ea Fage XI) PRICE SEVEN CENTS neral Home, 219 W. Center St, member folk singing group of banjo, a baas fiddle and- sev for a recitation of the Rosary eral percussion instruments. LEASE seven Manchester youths, and for the late Mrs. Prank Devoto, In addition to Fegy and Good- A CAR rtOM PAUL DODCE PONTIAC who was a member of the socl- one each from South Windsor, Stine, they include Jim Krause, jety. Vernon and West Hartford, Erik Jolmson, Martin Fegy and were featured Monday at the Kent Carlson, all of Manches ALL MAKES The VFW Auxiliary will New England States Exposi ter; Steve Bolstrl<^ of South sponsor a card party tomorrow tion of the New York World’s Windsor; Bob Uumy of Vernon; at 8 p.m. at the post home. Fair. and Barbara Allen of West ALL MODELS Titan Rocket Successful The group offered two per Hartford. The Mcmchester YWCA will formances on the Village Green, spon-sor a duplicate bridge game one at 11 a.m. and the other DOUBLE-BARRELED USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. in the at 3:80 p.m., and were so GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) basement rooms at the former well received that they have — A store offered $is0 in clothing technical school, 39 School St. been asked to return on July to the first person to enter LEASING PLAN The public is invited. 26, for an appearance at the wearing only a barrel — but had First Launching Test Federal Pavilion. to award duplicate prizes. Members of Junior Century At the conclusion of Mon Keith Anderson and Paul Bai Bmilford Bachnoh piKito Club will point the waiting day’s performances they were bas raced for the narrow en room at the Child Guidance presented with a citation, com trance at the same time. Crunch PAUL DODGE Engaged Clinic tonight and tomorrow at memorating their appearance went Anderson’s barrel in a col 7 pjn. by special invitation. lision -witnessed by 160 people H w mugagttusnt ol Utai Jo UAC Products The group not only sings recently. 1 Tri - Barreled anne Merte Slieelian of Bootcn, Members of Sunset Rebekah popular tunes of the day but The barrel went to pieces and PONTIAC Maas., to Raymond Webster Lodge will meet tonight at 7:30 also' features original numbers Anderson tried vainly to stave 649-2881 Spicer of TaJcottvflle ha-s been at the Watkins-West FYincral composed by several of its off nudity until he could be 373 Main St. MANCHESTER Ship Largest announced by her parents, Mr. Home to conduct a memorial members. hustled inside — and into miore In Titan Rocket and 3di». John Joseph Sheehan service for Mrs. Elmma I^yons Their repertoire includes conventional attire. of Boston. Nettleton. To Be Fired Her fiance is the son of !Mr. The successful take-off this morning from Cape Ken and Mrs. P. Weibebor Spicer of nedy of the Titan 3C launch vehicle can be attributed, John D. Minnlqk, son of Mr. Vice President Humphrey, left, chats with Astrohauts James McDivitt, cen CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. latoohtVilie. and Mrs. WHHam J. Minnlck of ter, and Edward White and their wives at Andrew Air Force BaM before in a large measure, *to the work of four of the United Mias [%eehan is a graduate , (AP)—A tripled-harreled 250 Wethereli St., has been ac leaving for tdie International Air Show in Paris. (AP Photofax) Aircraft Corp.’s many divisions. Of cart's LaiUn School, Boatcn cepted by Davis and Elkins Col TTie twin b iste rs w h i c ------——------Titan SC — the mightest' and Simmons Ooliiega. lege, Elkins, W. Va., which he lifted the eight-and-a-half ton to the two launch rockets, and rocket ever fired— scored a Mr. Spicer is aittendlrg the will enter in the fall. The col rocket from its pad, and the a nose cone structure 12 feet resounding success on its Vnivenaiy of Connecticut. He lege is a oo-educatk>naI liberal Want A Special Treat? Different Meetings Set mechanisms that separated high that tied the three units §S: I' has receniay completed four ai^ and science school support them from the second stage, together at their top. maiden test flight today' yean service in the U.S. Navy. ed cooperatively by the United are all the products of the air The United Technology Cen and gave the United States An August 21 wedding is Presbyterian Church and the craft g;iant—much of the work ter in California also designed a great boost toward de ptennod. Preet^darian Church U.S. done here in Connecticut. and built the 16 small, solid- The booster units, which put veloping a military sjiaca Humphrey, Gemini Fliers propellant staging rockets that capability. ■ The Connecticut Philatelic Serve A Pinehurst out a total of more than two were supplied to separate the Society will meet this Sunday million pounds of thrust, make The huge rocket (frilled into burned out booster units from orbit a 21,000-pound dummy MEIER JewtiMS which is Father’s Day, at the the Titan the mightiest vehicle the orbit-bound payload. 767 Main Street, will be the United States has yet satellite tha(t coifid be the fore Haller Post hall, comer of According to early reports Broad and Grove Sts., New Arrive for Paris Weekend hurled into space. runner of manned and un CLOSED from Cape Kennedy, the twin manned military machinea Britain. The Hardware City Col The mighty twina ■ware de boosters were jettisoned and the Roast PARIS (A P)— ^U.S. ViceT*^*"^ Johnson’s special jet at-»wiH certainly be a major topic signed and developed by UACs which would patrol and perhaps MONDAYS lectors Club will sponsor the central core rockets were ignit 2:66 p.m. when the two meet. And some United Technology Center in control outer space. starting Jane 21st. . , meeting which wiH run from President Hubert H. Hum but what started out as a visit ed as planned. 12 noon to 5 p.m. Pinehurst Chuck Roasts are the best speculated that Humphrey Sunnyvale, CaUf. The. Than 3C. aotuaily three BEECHNUT COFFEE lb. can 79c phrey and the Gemini to the air show, and a chance might try to pave the way for a Besides the flight mechanism, rockets lined up in single me, The launch boosters were at UAC has also supplied some of astronauts flew into Paris for Frenchmen to see America’s De Gaulle-Johnson confronta tached to a second stage Titan thundered away from its Oapa value in beef this week. These 49c NO LIMIT space twins, developed a sur tion. tlie ground support equipment • k today for the Internation 2 rocket by special structures Kennedy Utunching pad right on prising political turn. President Johnson mi- that helped technicians prepare sohedUle at 10 a.m. EDT with a block chuck cuts will be all lean cen al Air Show and — for designed in Farmington at the -the Titan for its launch. JteK. While their plane was high nounced plans for the space- tremendous rush of flame and "SERVICE IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS" Humphrey — a meeting United Aircraft Corporate Sys- The Hamilton Standard Divi ters . . . the boneless cuts are sinew over the AtlanUc, American of men’s idslt to P a ^ lu t night; tems Center, and were built by amoke and power. Mrs. William Armand Kraft's 39e with President Charles de ficials announced that Hum in Washington after the men. uAC’s Sikorsky Aircraft di'vi- sion designed and produced Two se-foot-tan solid-furi electronic apparatus for pre- and waste free. CANDY CARAMELS Special 29c bag Gaulle. phrey and De Gaulle would had been acclaimed for their' ^ Stratford, motors trailed twin 500-foot MANCHESTER Miss Rosemary Brown and^’was a cluster of powder blue The vice president and astro meet Sunday afternoon at the four-day space voyage. They j The attachments were an 8,- launch checkout of the booster trails of tire and generated total William Armand, both of Man flowers and leaves with a face nauts Edward H. White n and Elysee Palace. were given medals by the 300 pound assembly that con- rockets’ electrical systems, and booster thrust of 2.66 mfllion veil of French illusion. Her the air-conditioning equipment chester, were united in mar James A. McDivitt landed at Le Franco-Amerlcan differences, Presldent duri^ a ceremony nested the rear of the Titan 2 pounds to propel the rocket RADIO SERVICE riage last Saturday morning at bouquet was of miniature pink Fresh Swordfish, Haddock and Flounder Fillets Bourget Airport aboard Presl- in the White House rose gar for the second stage core. above the atmoephere. which have grown almost daily, The two booster units were Open Under New Management*-R. J. Kowalski St. James Church. The Rev. Jo carnations. den. Two minutes after Hftoff, at seph H. McCann performed the Robert MarOh of Manchester, But just hours later they were designed to use a solid fuel pro an altitude of about 24 miles, a OPEN EVENINGS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE double ring ceremony at 10 brother of the bridegroom, PINEHURST CH OICE SELECT CHOICE CHOICE BONELESS CLOD to be on their way toward An Suspect Sought pellant that was also developed center liqtjid-fuel engine flanked o’clock. The bride is the daugh served as best man. ’The ushers drews Air Force Base Just out here in Connecticut, although it by the soidds ignited and tha ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. were Peter Newbury of Ports side Washington for the early- waa prepared for flight by UAC solids jettisoned and tumbled — QUALITY SERVICE ON — Brown of 348 E. Middle ’Tpke. mouth, N.H., cousin of the bride, Boneless King-Size F a t her’ s Day morning takeoff. In Barkhamsted in California. into the AUantic Ocean. ' and the bridegroom is the son and Roy Palmer of Coventry. Shoulder Besides Humphrey, making The fuel was a combination The central chamber w u a Broadcast, Shortwave, CB and Auto Radios of Mr. and Mrs. William C. A reception was held at noon Chuck TV, Amplifiers, Tuners, Tape Recorders his first o ffic ii trip abroad Woman’s Murder of aluminum powder and an 127-foot-talI mtan 3A rocket. AR Marsh of 64 Branford St. The at Che Elks Home on Bissell St. ECONOMY For Joe Leblanc Sunday since assuming the rice presi- ammonium perchokxrate oxi three of its ttagee fired 'wfUi Phonographs, Record Changers, Projectors ’The bride’s mother received in altar was decorated with white dancy in January, th* party BARKHAMSTED (AP) — Po- dizer combined by s synthetic precision to burl the (dnmk-«f- Gommercial and Institatlonal Intercom and FA Service gladioli and pompons. Mrs. a pale turquoise silk sheath with Roast rubber binder. | Roast YPSILAim. KOch. (AP) —< ►which along ■with ottier gear are aboard the presidential jet was hce sought today a dark-haired lead sateiifte into orHt mora Ralph Maccarone v/as organ corsage of pink carnations. The Joseph Letataoc hoa 17 reaoons to include CSiarles W. Mathews, The aluminum powder was (hion ll5 miles above the edrih. mother of the bridegroom wore CHUCK LEAN AND TENDER pariced in an oversized garng* man in Ms -SQs In. connection ist. to look torwaid to FaUter’a Day of their new — and c q u ^ head of the Gemini program. develoiied by the Valley Metal! The aaielUte 'was the biggest C A LL 643-8851 The bride was g;iven in mar a yellow linen and lace ensem BLADE CUT, TENDER with the toric-and-hvnmer slay- OVEN OR POT ROAST Sunday.' overslzM — house. James E-- Webb, admlniatrator tog of 30-ye*r-<^d Mirs. Dorrihy lurgicel Frooesslng Co., Essex. trtie paytoad ever put into Open I t Noon-9 P.M. Mon. thm Frl.— 8 A.M.-5 P.M. Sat. riage by her father. She wore ble with corsage of yellow car Tlia r«pBoiw — BhM daugMM* of the National Aeronautics and The particles of powder are of ifliace. nations. FLAVORFUL, WELL TRIMMED ROAST Thera are ilx badrooma — Tlwmpaen. Located At—7S Birch St., 1 Minute From Main SL a ballerina length gown of Whole or Small Half and eight som — cat nine with a aeventh eunrently under Space Administration, and a uniform apherical shape that A comMnation of weather and peau de sole with scooj>ed neck Upon leaving for a trip to The man was said to have pounds o< atoak a meal, 84 coDStriKtion — four Jiathrooms, wrlves of the five men. been weeufng a pink short sleeve flow better, permitting a higher technical troubles had blocked line and three-quarter-length Cape Cod, the bride wore a quarts of ndlk a week, sit down Eariier this week the Soviets percentage of fuel to be com an effort to put it up TTuirsday. sleeves. The bodice and bell beige ensemble with beige ac a recreation room,’*' a family shirt and gray trousers when at a 14-foo4 dining table and Uve room, a tormal dbilng area and drew wide attention at the Paris seen. ' bined in the solid binder and MORE skirt were appllqued with re- cessories and corsage of yellow (n a six-bedroom bouee. . air show by unveiling their increasing the efficiency—and Today’s success and follew-ilp sweetheart roses. The couple TTuae peraona, quaationed by Leaving a 500-foot trail of flame in its wake,, thii embroidered Venise lace. Her And in case anybody tMnks giant new iranaport plane said also the thrust—o f the booster shots may fan into flame- --a shoulder-length veil of French will live at 65 Winter St., Apt. 'JSto'lT’ chrtdren around, thMW state pO'Uce on Thmsday, report Mrs. LeManc feels sorry tor seems to be an ahnoet never- to be capable of cairylng 720 rockets. powerful Titan 3C rocket climbs high intu the' smouldering cddCraversy be illusion was arranged in two 3, after June 19. herself caring tor her huaband rassengers or a payload of 80 ed seeing the m a n near a 1969 on its maiden voyage. (AP Photofax) tween ithe'Ah-'Fdrce,'backer at For Father's Day tiers from a crown of sequins. The bride is a 1964 graduate ending string of birthdays Just black sedan at the TTiompsen and children ranging from 21 around the comer. tons. the ’IHtan, and the civilian; Na* She carried a bouquet of minia of Manchester High School. She SAVE 20c LB. SAVE 20c LB. yeara to nine months, he’s got ’i'here will be morie to the trip home Tuesday—4he day of the tional Aeronautiqp and Space ture white carnations. studied for her licensed practi A Unty “ Happy Birthday” is slaying. another thought coming. mng once In February, March, abroad for the space twins. But Administration. JADE EAST Miss Beverly Ann Brown of cal nurses’ training at Hartford Mre. beblanc beHeves "it’s as the details, were still being Mrs. ’Thompeen's body was NASA is putting afl its bets on Hospital and is employed by Khiy and September, twice in Manchester was maid of honor Frtihar by Far — Pinehurst Lean easy to put a 10-pound roast into worked - out, NASA spokesmen fou n d at the rear of her home the Saturn rocket, stfll In the for her sister. She was dressed Crestfield Convalescent Hospi .lb. 59c July, October and November by her husband, Arnfln, 32, Events Lean Shoulder or Chuck Steak GROUND CHUCK ...... lb. 79c the oven as it is to put in a and tour times in December. said. Huge B52s Elebut development stage, as the aS- ENGUSH LEATHER in a powder blue ballerina tal. ’The bridegroom graduated amall one.” Johnson made Ms surprise iriien he returned from work. purpose booster for tor major length sheath of brocaded taf from Howell Cheney Technical TTie oldest child is 21-year-old The car was parked on Route Cross Rib and Boneless Of course, there is some help Jeannie, named after her moth announcement at the State De space missions. feta with cap sleeves and over School in 1963 and is eissistant partment, where the astronauts 179 near the house. In State The Air FVnee kkes the quick- manager of Grossman’s Lum Tiny, Tender Cubes of from the iMIdren, and tobor- er. The oMeat boy is Jos^ih, 18, Plus. skirt fastened to the waist with Center Cuts of Chuck R o a st...... lb. 79c ta'vlng devicto are a must. appeared before a gathering of State poffee detectives Thurs aotion feature of the ’Titan ser two self-hows. Her headpiece ber, Manchester branch. lb. 89c named after Mr. Leblanc, the In Viet Air Strikes STEWING BEEF ...... After dinner, tor example, the foreign diplomats and narrated day ristted area and Hartford ies, which it contends is eeaan- Imperial Boneless Chuck Oven R o a st___ lb. 89c owner of a machine tool and dl6 other Popular Brands boys take turns doing die d(ata- faatory in nearby Inkster. the hietoric films they took dur hospitals seeking intormetiotf SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) — Scores of U.S. tial for military purposes. The couple left on a motor trip to •e. The girls give me amaiHer The others were named moetr ing their flight. concerning possible out-patient Ex-Contractor b(X>ster can stand ready toigei Maine. They will motor to Gan- children their hatha and nut ly after relatives, the boys have “ Many people In many lands treatment of auperfloial 'wounds planes— including 27 B52 heavy bombers making their with solid fuei in the supplemen- Weddings nison, Colo., later this week, and (hem to bed. been named so that the Contrac were thrilled by what you have either Tuesday night or Wednes- debut in combat — rained tons of bombs, napalm and Killed in Upset tsry engines and a storable liq make their home there. SAVE 14c LB. ON There are two ovene in the tion of the name would be three done;” the President said. “ I day. rockets into three square miles of Viet Cong jungle to uid fuei in the central titan. want you to join our delegation Mtchen extra refrigeraUon and letters. ’ PoHce now believe that Mrs. day. Ground troops that searched the area found no The Saturn depends on fast- MILLER PHARMACY Thomson - Barrett lots of cupboard spabe and auto in Paris, at the Paris air show, Thompaen, before losing con- Of Lawn Tractor evaporating liquids and must ha Gannon-Fletcher For a special Father's Day treat, try one of “ H we have another boy, R enemy casualties from the big air attack, military The marriage of Miss Mary matic laundry equipment and a will be hard to find another and go out tunong the friendly ciousness, waa a-ble t o strike fueled on the pad. Miss Katherine Louise OSCAR MAYER peoples of the earth to share 299 GREEN ROAD TEL. 643-4134 Fletcher of Columbia became Ellen Barrett and Paul Bryan dishwasher. three-leibter name,” Mrs. Le back at her assailant by using spokesmen said. BR(X>KFIELD (A P I- NASA’s view is ttiat the soBd Thomson was solemnized last Henry Javora's easy to slice, tender Still, Mrs. Leblanc prepare* blanc added. with them the excitement and one of two forks tound at the Two of the giant eight-engine 6,000 pounds of rice, but no other fuels have not been developed to the bride of David George thrills of your experience.” ' Lee J. McManus, 54, was Gannon of Willimantic, Satur Saturday morning at St. Bridg LEAN SLICED something Hke 36 to 40 sand The other children are Doro. murder scene. bombers were lost in a collision major results were reported. a potat safe enough for manned et’s Church. ’The Rev. Dennis R NEWPORT RIB OVEN BEEF ROASTS wiches a day for the children to over the South China Sea. An The object of the mission waa killed today while working missionfl. MUttary men, how day in a candlelight ceremony thy, 20; James. 17; Donald, 16; (See Page Sixteen) (See Page Ten) at Columbia Congregational Hussey performed the double take to school. Jon, 18; Peggy, 14; Timothy, 12, amphibious rescue plane made to catch a large centratlon of in Brookfield when a small ever, contend they have learned Church. ring ceremony. TTie bride is the A Pinehurst Sirloin or Porterhouse Steak Trensportation is provided for Thomas, 11; Sue, 10; Donna, 9; a perilous landing in 12-foot seas Vi^t Cong believed to be in the farm-tjrpe tractor he was to control solids to a point BACON lb. 79 to rescue four survivors and The bride is the daughter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil the family by a station wagon Mary Jo, 7; Michele, 8 ; Patrick, jungle. And believed accom operating overturned. where they are even safer than Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fletcher liam F. Barrett Jr. of 95 Wash Braised Short Ribs and three care plu-s a number of 4; Therese, 3; Daniel. 2 ; and p clied up the body of a fifth panied by Chinese Communist the liquids. bicycles and tricycles, all of fl*'r, an Air Force spokesman advisers. McManus, of Danbury, once Tile bumed-out third stage re of Lake Rd. The bridegroom is ington St. The bridegroom is Anne ElUzabeth, nine m o n ^ . waa president ef a construction the son of Mrs. Helen Gannon the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben in Manila reported. The other Americans were mained attached tor a total or TENDER CURE CORNED BEEF Boneless Imperial Barbecue Steaks Seven other airmen were company that bore hie name biting weight of 32,427 pounds. of Willimantic and the late jamin C. 'nromson of West Hart killed and a third 'was wounded and 'Which did numerous com missing, and the rescue plane today in the Da Nang area, a The stage was to separate from Dennis Gannon. ford. SPRING LAMB LEGS mercial lndiMtriai> and The Rev. George Evans, pas Given in marriage by her fa was tossing on the stormy sea, U.S. military spokesman report the payload after six hours diw- MORRELL E-Z CUT HAM Coronet^8 Finding: unable to take off because of a tial projects, including the ing which ground stations were tor of Columbia Church, per ther, the bride wore a white lin ed. He said one of the dead and American Shakespeare Theatre damaged propeller. The surri-' the 'wounded man were rictims to evahwte its guidance system. formed the double ring cere en A-line gown trimmed witl in Stratford. mony. Bouquets of pink and Venetian lace, the skirt terminat SALE ON FORMAN'S vors were transferred to a pass of a U.S. Marine artillery round The Air Fbrce reported tha' ing freighter, but the plane’s that fell short. He is surrived by hie widow, white gladioli decorated the ing in a chapel-length train (See Page Ten) _ church. Her veil of tulle was arranged MARTIN BECKER SUMMER RELISHES Both Are Implicated five crewmen stayed aboard to The spokesman did not know three sons, three brothers and Given in marriage by her from a linen pillbox. She carried await a Navy ship. the circumstances of the other two sisters. father, the bride wore a full- a prayer book covered with but Martin Becker of Windsor has been famous MIX OR MATCH Vietnamese ground units death. length gown of nylon organza, terfly orchids. Her maternal clashed briefly with an estimat The B62 jets of the Strategic Talks to Continue for fine native vegetables for as many years ed 20 Viet Cong in the bombed designed with fitted bodice, great-aunt, now deceased, had HOT PICCALILLI In Mother’s Killing Air Command flew 2,200 miles HARTFORD (AP) — Another scooped neckline trimmed with used the same prayer book at as Pinehurst has been known for the finest area, killing one guerrilla and from Guam to make their first wounding 10 others. The troops bargaining session is scheduled Bulletins floral- motifs, cap sleeves, bouf the lime of her marriage. REG. PICCAULU (AP) — A Hart-*o< a grand Jiny hearing into tha tor today as federal and state in Meats. also reportedly destroyed about (See Page Tton) fant skirt trimmed with em Miss Julianne Barrett was told oounty coroner says ftiat unusual case. mediatore seek a sotutlon to the broidered flowers, and chapel maid of honor for her sister 45 or more years ago, whan the vegetable Elisabeth Sbarkevlch, 17, and atsite’a atty. John D. LaBeUe rapidly deteriorating labor-man train. Her veil o f silk illusion She wore a full-length sea trpray market held forth every morning along the Darryl B. Dean, 22, “ wiUUUy wlH ask the 18-member grand agement situatTon at the Olivet TAX CUT TUX»DAT was arrartged from a double chiffon ‘ sheath with scooped 2 jars 39c and criminally" klUed her rootti Jury to return ttrri degree mur ti - Underwood Corp. plant- ”Connocticut River, just opposite Hotel Amer WAfilUNOTON (AP) — crown of pearls pud crystals, neckline, the bodice of which sr In her home May 21. der Indlcitimenta, he eald. , More Colorado Damage The 1,800 members of the In and she carried a cascade bou w£is trimmed With Venetian lace. ica's present location, we started buying In Ma finding. Deputy Ocso- Superior Oxirt Jute Ray ternational Association of Ma- Preeident Johnson *ald today quet of white roses and lilies- Her headpiece was a matohing INDIAN RELISH mond J. Devlin rulsd Thursday riOnists and Metal PoHshen un initial benefits of the $4.fi- nar Francis H. Bhtaey said that billton excise tax cat voted fey of-the-valley. satin band with face veil and spring and summer vegetak^les from Martin. the girl fired several shots into that Dean, of Middletown, a ions voted Thursday to go on Miss Judith Cote of Mans khe carried a cascade bouquet HOT DOG RELISH htr dying mother. former mental patient, is suffi- etrike agalnat the company. Congreoe will take effect field was maid of honor. Miss Tuesday. Since the wee— re of yellow roses and shaggy Fahey nfrealsd details of tha clantly sane- to stand trial. Hto Widespread Flooding The company retaliated by Donna Musial of Wlljlmantic chrysanthemums. MARTIN’S JUNE CROP OF n filw cam s affier- a commisalon becomee effeetive n day after was bridesmaid. Miss Laiira BARBECUE RELISH •laying previoualy withheld from warning it woidd begin Import Two bridesmaids were simi of three pamHalirtsto testified the Preeideat signs the blB, Avlgnone of Columbia was the pwUc in the finding handed ing typewriters from Qanada tMs ' tndieated he larly attired. Mias Jean ’Iliom ICEBERG LETTUCE 4 JARS 76c down Thursday night on the eve Dean Is capable of imderatand- and It^y if the strike did not junior bridesmaid. Miss Mona ing the nature of ttM criminal Staggers New Mexico signing for Monday. Caulfield of Columbia waa son, sister of the bridegroom, end wltMn "a matters of hours.' of West Hartford and Mrs. Wll. is something special. The heads are so large that pbooMdingB he facee, and wlH flower girl. RATON, N. M,, (AP) — Several days of heavy rains MeanwhUs, the plant ^vhich FARON YOUNG'S Paul Gannon of Willimantic liam Barrett n i, sierter-indaw of only 16 go in a crate whereas many are pack 18 De a t e to aofiot Ms oouneel In has been idle since Monday, wlU OOPTfiS CHAUJBNOB the bride, of Washington, D.C. and 24. We feature it this week , Ms defense. triggered widespread floods through the northeast cor remain idle, the company said. LIVE SHOW HI-FI served as his brother’s best The | 85,000 Price Mias Bhoritevlcfa was not glv- RERUN (AP) — An erreod man. Michael Gannon of Willi attended in this capacity. Their ner of New Mexico today, sending streams out of their State Labor Oommisaloner Re- hellcoptor manned by Eoei ALBUM, YOURS WITH mantic, a brother of the bride bouquets were made up of yel- an a psyoMalrie axamination at lurto E. RIoclutt stdiOduTed a German Coamnnleta -flew low chrysanthemums. ICEBERG LETTU CE...... head 25c More Grocery Values On Deb’g Party Um Hartford Sts4e Jail, where banks, blocking highways, stranding travelers and cut groom, and Robert Fletcher ting off communications. mediation seseion tor late this over UJS. Anny faistnUntlona INTRODUCTORY PINT and Steven Fletcher, both of Stephen L. Thomson, brother ahe and Dean ore being held afternoon In an attempt to break DBnMOiT ( ^ ) — AX a pariy wttoaut bopd. A t least two parsons were The two confirmed dead were today, a UdL Anny mekee- Columbia and brothers of the of the bridegroom, wae best Also Beet Greens, Rareripes, Boston Lettuce apd New Hl-C In a traffic accident Thursday the stalemate. maa said. ^ ealled uia m CAN OF TOP QUALITY man. Howard Frank of Elm tor 1,000 guflris bWbd aa ons at Th6 pair waa ax’Mted in ths killed in s traffic accident dur Membece of file tour union bride served as ushers. new Beets from Martin’s Farm. . ffts most larish rinos Bsm y ing the Istiat slx-el^t-inch night during the storm 17 miles daafieroas ehaBeage igr*-rt Mra Fletcher wore a pale wood and Charles ElUngc of APPLE DRINK, 46 ox. cans.... 3 for $1.00 e ^ y m o ^ of ^ toay. M locale at the piont voted 972 to HIGH GLOSS ENAMEL Ihrd n 't daugbtenr Ahn and after Dean oaMed 8tMe PoUee deluge Thursday night. east of Raton on U.S. 64-87. Offi the Weatem AUtea. The 8#4‘ pink flowered silk brocade Wesr Hartford* served an ushers. CALIF. BING CHERRIES ...... 39c cers sold the bodies were in on 247 in tovor of taUng strike ac- vtet-haUt 'copter had Baat REG. $1.S9 VALUE, A reception for 75 gueets was Upton Tea Bags. Save 15c on 1 0 0 ...... $1.14 Ofaariotts eaoM out.lM n, Chrin- and told, them ha. Mid Mrs. About, 70 homes and business tton aa fsoommended by thoir dress. The bridegroom’s moth ffs Dole NHsori, Ig, wffi make a ambulance that was stranded Gennan In stela, and meant- er wore a pale blue crepe and held at Tobacco Valley Inn, Fresh from Keeney St., Manchester’s largest fibaritevicii’s bpdy in the tninl es in Springer were evacuated borgaintog ooraqilttee. May DnoCfioial and persons fnoved to higher between the accident scene and ed oa the h A a m at the ftoa- COMPARE PLUS THE RECORD. lace dress. WIitdBor. The mother ' of the Shurfine toa^.toelhe o f hAr oar, wMch he had driv A majority of 76 per cent or lage waa a 12.7 non inarhine quart of strawberries. en ftwn her South Windsor home ground overnight. Some homes Raton. VALUE AT After a reception in the par bride received wearing a pink STUFFED OLIVES, let box jar...... 59c There was an unconfirmed better woo needed or the unieo gna. It waa the flret thoe aa ish house of the church, the street-length sheath with Jacket to. tile parkinf lot of a tavern on were flooded and oara washed $3*6 into Cimarron River. report of a fatal In a car that negottatore would have been East. Germaa Aniy hall- and beige accessories. Her cor m iKa,- aa ammr at a ' thriving Route 16 In Meriden. forced to accept the oompany’a SA W Pitted Olives...... 55c 2 cans $1.00 to sm o ca hiMnaai, a atafaU at washed into Crow Creek Jieor petoer had flawn sage waa of plttk roeea and Again we feature Cornish Hens 88c each. . . Lamb U.S. 86, major north-south terma. Tha inffiority received UJL aeetor at Forelegs for braising or baking 30c lb. Lean -Inses, and ttis Aiaegtaan Foot- artery through New Mexico, Springer. Another report said white, baby carnations. The B IS Q U IC k ...... 4g^ two pickup trucks were eweM woe 77 par cenL aariannded, W est ion roi OUT bridegroom’e mother wore a Shoulder Lamb Chops 99c lb. and Rib Chops 81.09. jg^L aaigu e 4 ^ ^ Bufifito WM Mocked 16 milea aoutti at Raton Wbera s bridge waolied off a road at tha Cbloo Cre^ lime green sheath dreeu with Just received another shipment Swift’s Prem ii^ SCOTT TOWELS, 21c six# , . , , . . 5 for 95c crossing east of Bpringar en Ruled Not Obiceoie HORSES ooraoge of yeilow roeea. Urn Ummvrr W m eaU ttie riwwtiiig o c c im jl out.' PBACB FASBV A EfHSATIOMAL COUICTOrS dark and light meat ’Turkey Roasts which sell from KesWer'e New ■ w «i*loM W l6raSfrmen( in 7 and I jkm. 00 U.S. 66 but that tha oeoupeihts mmr h a v e n (a p )—t im a p - ENGLISH * WESTERN The couple left for a motor Ttie OMabonui'Hlgtoiyiay’ Pet aecaped. pritot* .Djvialon of the WASHtNOTOH (AF) -o AUWM AVAILABU ONLY THROQWf THIS SPECUL OPPER Load of top hones Just trip to New York CUy. They wlR the freezer at 82.79 each. If you send 50c coupon BWQuISH KRBMW ,aeff 49o ^ dot) priM por 2H Mats. S i rol reported pIcUiM up s radio arrived. Than e m a m loisiigM riri Bridges OQ the Oanadton Riv Orcuit Ckiiiri..> iMliig a U. B. reside at M Sobool 8t„ Beet to Swift this brings price to 82.29 for 2 lbs. of (SP PhololH) dirirMi esU from s msu who er and creeks Ih the area were one Ooiiri decliilon as fie TEL. 742-7802 Hortfo^ after June 22. NaMaeo'a___ said he w«a otranded with sev boneless turkey. HOMB BTTLB FUDGE RINGS ...... 39^ either under water or washed , has nfied fiiat Sour nudtot 4M MAIN STRCET — MANCHESTER The bridegroom la a 1966 gmd- Ji ’b a New Westf Podnuhl eral cMMrsii on s moumstn out. Highways were Inundstad, magattnea sri>6d « t a Bridga- W INDY HILL uate of the University of hbrt- road in southasri Colorado, stopping traffic on U.S. 66 Seat port newselaiid art (tot o^eeeae. not st .stt , the. TV chsncter of the The pptool said the amateur NORTH OF POST OFFICE ford and a 1961 graduate of Wil Ds&i^ PfilaiiiiiU4|ji»v Jody Pslsdiii, that ie— of Sminiger. New Mexteo 66 east The deotttaa Thursday upaet liam Hall Hith School. The n d to oparator oaid he waa of dm arran. New < XM tow 78 wvaartler veidlet of Otomdl STABLES rinnlM Ift nitoa Muth of La TEL. 643-0623 SKINNEB HILL ROAD bride graduated from Mandies iranmoofi.!^ Texu tatosbresker. Com-, east of R s ^ Mdw Menton HO Oouit Jndfie m riia il A. ter High with the cIbm mar. W i meiaafla m atae saM Off South Straai of lutimh YH^ni Im tie, Mn. Paladin is one ’ St Mora, Uft. 286 between Ra fir., who had ordtred fiw ff h p f d a il y 9-S;a(L.THUNa tin 9 PJL 1911. ia d attondad tha Undver^ mona aiU Mmw. rr a. ■ r — ^ OOVENTBT ■Ity a t BRitfoM. Hu it Am r--..flt-8eaUU*e»iM .<'M«iei*4s’’-.-Mho iaaue OpM MOjr Grocery Inc. CLOSED V ffSD . 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w - |£AMGBBSTEat EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN,. FRIDAY, JUNE 18 , 1965 PAOI ‘^ P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1965 -r-r $ 1 tSa'' 1 ' r - r Fr. HastiUo Sheinwold on^ Bridge ^ ^ 2 FBMd la FraaMt_ Events Mighty B52 Bom bers ‘ 1 ! ? Small Town Paper Began ATri»YenW ontF«m g» Was diiScr ft. MAKE OOBOBCr LEAD In Capiidl tfO R E S Tq Be Feted TO EARN A FtnCTDMK ■ w » ff ^ See Action at Last A Nona 4 WASBntHTON (AP) — ■nut OltN The Rev. Stanley Hastlllo 1^ ALFBED 8HBINWOU) O A 9 6 y /r J •anate Flnaacs Omimittos' baa [Highway Beauty Campaign will he gfivan a testimonial In Kilian both sldaa Md up to a WASHINGTON (AP) — Thefly to Guam starting in late 0 6542 to Ubsraliss the haaltb TOM M M T honor of his new apointment hig^ leve l file cbancSs kre that ^ 987432 rotai mighty stiver B82 atratofortrese, March last year. as pastor of St. Therese's at least one side ia depending on EAST ears for the aged i>rogr6m by This placed the B63s about^,- ■L.'zr.Virr.TiTTffi™ * built to shatter cttles with atom 000 miles from the Red Chma ^ F O a H A N D , MU m (A P) —^vice among New England mem-^sulitable aotton to soive the Ht Church, Granby. It will be held rutting atrangth. The best de provlding unlimited hoapitallza- . n il ic ttnnderbotts, has fin ally bast mainland and from Southeast Tfwt the Influence of a local bers of the Associated Press. It ter ‘ problem by appointing a as an open houM from 8-6 p.m. fense In most cakes to to lead ilon. The Houss^passsd nO' MO has been shown at Keep Ameri citizens’ oommlttee, headed by June 20 a t the K o f C Home. trumpa and thus 1st the high 0 A K M 0 N c ^ ed combiat — dropptag old-torii- Asia. ia newspaper can reach far beyond a maximum of 60 daya ia hos^- • UST MmUTl FATHBrS DAY ca Beautiful conferences in Richard H. Woodbury, one of All parishlonera and friends cards make tbeir weigM felt. tBAJiO ^K Q tS tal cars. loned, high explosive bombs on The B82s, which mounted the ; Q U R N S I D E first combat strike of SAC In ^ the borders of Its home state Washington, D.C., and N e w the newspaper editors who are invited. Opening lead — ^esn cc M c n i At the asms time tbs commlt- Communist guerrillas liwktog to CARDS and SIFTS . . . York O ty. And H has been started the campaijtn. Father Hastlllo came to St spades. A A542 this or any other war, are of the \ ban been the experience of edl- tss Thursday ast a nsw scale at the Jungle o f V iet Nam. ,'
Not wtMfi you can givo boautiful Cm v o IIo* watetws APPLIANCE r s r s .7s?y’,ir-’‘“ ’’’’'“ -’““ *» j i n s t a n t .c r e d i t • e a s y t e r m s for as littlo aa $1095. The Carawlta line of Ladios’ M Sw «iiWiir Ante Tim in wwmM «plMt 5 t % .* • » , ■pltrMi fifii MfiMl reti RaMrtt, sMfipt ispsAsMs pwictHii* i^-nrholdfirfi Of ohaiVfi ptatfis and Mon a walchos will complotoly chango your \ S • teearwr tm hilt Mi4«r ttit iMrmtw. m, *1 man . .. _ . • NO MONEY DOWN • REPAIR M m a Uw (MM SUtM M4 CauiU aW Mto •HmiKt m « m« Um kMfi'a fifitlOnSl CrSlBt CRfOS ideas about watchos. Bocauso hem. tor 610.95. is ***•1 ww« nmWw *4 ewewri Fimw-EiSwii h w eewl • ^ a wMch that doesn’t ^ n d itMlf to pisicaa. It’s a maBsUMtotaMAsttMlMItow'mindelsMMF ,4 ' ' • FREIR MOUNTIIIG finely machinMl.ptMlSton. JtoiiM-lfvor watch that % SERVICE ♦ kaepo accurRtfi pme. Tima aftfw time. t i < i .1 ALL ^ got a tat mom than Jtfit anothor pretty fact. In i ( f nwMoiiponeivaCa^ INS! ANT FRONT END ALIGNMENT Add ifa a 17-Jawgt, sOff-^idinc, watoqNoef.* cal- SFfJV!' : COMPLETE SERVICE .‘.‘ .u I h ondar watch. ^ ; tMs^Gadiiattan a O a n v ^ Call G'16 0111 JAhi’II tms you'N;;#jtata to Im i yafirsoif tooboteo. - NORMA N’.S CANAytUAViviaionef BMOVA ■ M? ’ M AN* HI II I,- » 5 BRO^D sntiET-MANCHESITIt . ■' ;t I'H i It'’ ! ) ' V
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a.vWteV f- ■ -H iq' .. V -M- wh-,WU-.rAiW ' , ’’ yjht / ■v ■■ ■ f,.-.f.'. .'i-. ^/,V. t- .V MOM >«. vV"’ !* -v ’N- P ■' '• ■' ' * • '• ' 1•. tr •» •f ^ » ' IIANCUBSTBB BVBNiNG HERALD. MANCHESTBB, CONN,. FRIDAY. . JUNE IS. 1966 -«sm«agR' MAGS MANCHKSTB& at pMk and wliita shrimp Ifo t bad. Just try to steal, that’s South Windsor and grabbed chunks o f lea and aR.” F A im ^ A T With U v« Tu’grts hrid foam t o htt eya. Jimmy "Nunat, why ware youstoppin’ TIm new open shoes fo r Occasionally, aa in their habit of pub* ■ ’i ' I. \ 1 me from slapping font broad?” spring and summer make tool < 6 |R AfrB .Jlfl(B &nt$ti9 fl^ralb Uc executions, otir native aJItes In Viet Patey said. beautifying more essential than z« no hft gu r,” Nhtizi kaid. ever. So whether you like nail nam do something which emphaststs the MTHURMW So w ? / n ie . Vl C'-' "No hit man, etthar _ if foay go enamel on your toenails or not,’ diatastefulness for Americans of our away. What’s fos difference?'don’t neglect that weekly pedi- w ar there. (CoMMieB IK They try and rob oar. Just Mkel cure to keep your nails In And now and then we ourselvea be* I do mjnMV when I wak a yPung. shape. Read Hrirald Ads. jM M nn i . Iha^Pasrtb Oetebar 1. UU tray a etde of ourselves which doesn’t t t f Mrsj^'HjptaM' gle to liv* bid rii Oi* IM fIthad JtT«nr«rr Brcnlng Except Sunteyi add to our pleasure in the Vietnam op- ■tarb6s;.vpt- seefiKary; Mrs.; AtehonM -aer^ n d BSidaT*. Entered EliK eTthe Poet Office « t enition. .tVpntfreal- ctSk treiuiuiw Eaat Side,; w M ri ot, ItHAAwRar, OoBB.,IBB.. •• a ^ tc^ Claee Mall PMuedo a^tUita'Sheirwodd KtUtr. Our latest exploit—the flying of a .fe lt drmL .dtoner dhairfnan. . I surprhe p p d this snahoiUpnoM r a t e s group of heavy bombere all.the way ^ %lso, Hmlygaeath And PeariMe ta Adraaea from Oustm to hit a porU " 't v: AT 'Wluaivto'th.* ■ / ‘ ■ vf>-- ■ V ii; ___ • f ' ' ■esnmeninnnaH IIANCHKTER EVENING ttBRALD, MANCHESTER, Court of Common PlsM has held that letters and petitions are hearsay evidence, and aa such, BOTH hold no weight in oomrt. SouHi Windsor 12th CSitniit More Fundi Child Clinic Director Asks The Rockville City Council Mat STORES May voted to oppose the trans Court Cases To Be Given fer of the bar's licenae. The City OPEN For Town’s Share of Support Planning Commission also op 134 Students Are Given Diplomas at High School poses the m ove. MANCHESTER SESSION For lAhrary More than 100 residents living AIRWAIJ TCfTOIfT Judge Max Reichar yesterday Vtanon reridenU have beenWunctkm without adequate in' the area proposed for the “With the ropM of the pMt dismissed the case of Emeri funds bar's new location have signed a -"y/V 3 'y ; t ill) we will ring the bells of Die The town public Ubrariea win appealed to so that the town’s petition objecting to the move. future.” With this class motto Fitzgerald, 71, of 17 Williams receive an added $1,780 tram ihare of operating the Manches Vernon hae no Ihcllltles tor as sisting its residents, child or Reserving Tennis Oourt# • LAST MOillTE FATHER'S DAY 134 senors last night graduated St, charged with passing a the Mate under a bill pasaed ter Child Guidance Clinic will aduK, who have emotional or Tania oourts at Henry Bach from South Windaor H igh school bus, when the State fail tWs session by the General As he paid. other problems. The board of ed-1 may be reserved for weekend CARDS and GIFTS . . . School. ' ed to establish- two fundamen The salutatory addreaa m«a sembly and awaiting the signa In an open letter to reaidenta, ucation has obtained die serv p*ay by calling the city’a recre tal particulars of the charge ^w ard S. Dik, president of the ices of a full-time social worker ation office the same day or the • PICNIC *n COOK OUT SUPPLIES given by Peter Oroeel Jr. The ture of the Governor. ^inic, observed that Vernon has who will start in September, but day before the sourts are de- • GRAUDAHON CARDS and GIFTS co-valdiotorlan addresMe by in a couK triaL •The bill calls for five cents never met its obligation to the professional treatment or as sli^ , Donald Berger, Rockvike Jacqueline Milea and Cynthia The State called upon Patrol per caplU with a ntoilmum of tdinlc. Last year, 94 children sistance to those who need it is Recreefion Director, has an Adam s. man Raymond Mazzone of the $500. deviously, each town re ■from town w ere sent there. not available. n o u n c e Groaai aald the present clam Manchester police force as its ceived $ ^ regardless of size. GREEN of 1966 wUl create the society Assuming a population of Dik said that it costa the Hearing on Gate Move Oourts may be reeerved for only witness. Patrolman Maz dinic $7,000 to accommodate STAMPS! in wW ^ we live. He stated thei zone related the circumstances about 44,600, the town ahould A public hearing on the pro one hour for each reservation, the class is reeponslble for Vernon children, but the town posed move of the Market B e r^ said. Those wishing Sat of the case wherein Fitz receive a library grant of about Is contributing only half that FAIRWAY “our lives and our Uvea alone." gerald had allegedly passed $2,230. Square Cafe has been set for urday reservatione should call A I a a a AIa m u Downtown Mnta Street and 76B E ast He told the audience that on Other towns in the area af aonount June 28 at 10:30 a.m. by the Li Friday between 6 and 8 pjn. a standing school bus in During recent town budget Z LO B IIIO IBt Middle TpkA, Next to Popular Mkt the stage could be Seen the front of St Bridget’s Church fected by this bill are Rock- quor Control Commission. The Those wishing Sunday reserva Americans reeponslble for pro Engaged yllle-V em on, w hich wrlll re hearing, $7,000 was earmarked hearing wil! be held in Boom tions should call Saturdays be in the afternoon of May 10. He for the guidance clinic. However, tecting and spreading the life stated that the defendant was The engagement of Miss ceive $1,005 based on a 20,100 558, Stole O ffice Building, Hart tween I'and 7 p.m. of freedom. population, and South Windaor, In an economy move, the tq>* ford. Berger noted that children Grossl emphasixed that guard the first of a long line of mo Janet Lee Mortimer of Rexford, propriatlon was reduced one- torists who approached the bus which will receive $665 based Strong opposition to the tav undw Id should plan to "use the ing our own freedom is- not N.Y., to Joseph George Mc on a 13,300 population. aalf to $3,500. Voters approved enough. The responsibility for from the front; however, in Clellan of Norristown. Pa., has the leaser amount at the annual ern’s move has been noted. ’The courts on weekdays before 5 stead of stopping, this first Population figures are based tavern, presently located on pan., so that, the courts wild be freetfom of all the people in been announced by her parents, on 1964 Depar^ent of Health budget hearing earlier this the world must be assumed. He vehicle continued forward. month. Market St., has proposed a move available for working adults. I FLETCHER BLASS GOe of manchesteri Mr. and Mrs. John Mortimer of estimates. Andover, Bolton, to 122'/4 E . Main St. The m ove The department is .seeking said that this was no time for The-State rested its case on Coventry, Columbia, Hebrotv DOc noted that earlier this compromise but a time for oe- this testimony. Then defense Rexford, formerly of Msuiches- year, before the budget was is necessary because the bar is applicants for a park constable, Eagle Scouts Honored at Community Baptist Church and Tolland are too small to be presently located in the rede Berger said. Duties will Include counsel, who had subjected the ter. affected by the increase. made tq>, letters were mailed to Strahen Spaeth, left center, son of Mr. and Mre. Charles Spaeth of 39 Marlon Dr., and Shel **When You Think of Glau, Her fiance is the son of Mrs. velopment area. patrol of Henry Park from 1 to 16494511 Mias Miles outlined the ob police officer to an intensive ^ty and town officials asking by WUliame, son of Mia. Mary L. WUliams of R t 31, Coventry, received their Eagle pina jectives of education. She said cross-examination, declared Joseph McClellan of Norris fo r full compensation. He added Notice of the hearing was re 9 p m. last night, the higheat award In scouting, at a Troop. 123 court of honor at Community Think of FteUh^* town, and the late Joseph Mc Also being sought is a tower that "we are fortunate in the that, the prosecution had never that selectmen appeared to fa ceived yesterday by the city BapUst Church. Mrs. Spaeth, left, and Mrs. WUliams prestated their sons with the pins. established the fact that the Clellan. Sorority W ins clerk, Ethel Pease oomtahle to supervise town United States as the major vor the request and they sug (Herald i^oto by Pinto.) ______- ity are able to obtain a tr ^ bus allegedly passed was in Miss Mortimer is a graduate gested that fun payment be She said that anyone who property on FVw HUl, including of Mainchester High School, and the memorial tower, on -week 54 McKEE STREET education.” And yet, ahe_ a*id. deed a vehicle registered with Yearbook Prize wants to objeef to tiie move the motor vehicle bureau as a I a ends and holidays. Beiger said West St, was summoned to Kingsbury Ave.; Edward Woch- many have no concept of what IMk noted that tlw clin ic is must attend the hearing in per legitimate school bus and Hospital School of Nursing. She that this Job would be well suit court on June 29 on a charge omurka, Tolland. • oN n th u rs. n u h t s t il l I education is. BeU XI Chapter, Manchester, laxkxm to aid ddldran referred son. She emphaaiaed Uie roodert privileged to halt approaching is also a graduate of American A liquor commission Inspector ed for a retired person. of operating a motorcycle with to it, “yet no agency which school program la motorists with blinking lights. Airlines Stewardess (College, of Beta Sigma Phi sorority, re parvea the piAUc can properly who Investigated the proposed Anyone interested may con out a-licnse. He posted $50 bond Vernon- news Is handled by Dallas, Tex., and is a steward The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS develop the whole IndWldual Defense further maintained cently wun a first place state move said recently that the tact Berger at the city’s recre for his appearance. that the State had failed to ess with the airlines based at ation office. 38 Park St., P.O. Box 327, teL Miae Mllew conttaued that m award for its chapter yearbook. Hospital Notes from $25.00 to $45.00 1966 the modern eAieatow furnish evidence purporting to Boston, Mass. 875-3136 or 643-2711. The awaird was preaented at the Graduation Set AdmiUed yesterday: Gisele were uttongirinS t® p r o ^ Principal Fred J.' Caruolo facts the class of 1965 in high school auditorium. (Herald photos by Pinto) the effective operation of the Mr. McClellan received a bachelor of mechanical engi The ninetieth Rockville High Deslauriers, 5 Oak S t; Shirley SUES FOR REFUND I Spring Is tke tim e to bring In your screens to be repntared.| wen rounded Iruhvlduele. She front set of blinking llghU annual Beta Sigma PW Inter School graduation will be held Ruggles, 3 Berger Rd.; Maureen which supposedly signaled on neering degree from Villanova national State Conventlofi at MIAMIL Fla. (AP) — Ber Mdd to ftddltton to a wide cur- of Music; Sharyn ToccaUne, Junq 23 at 7 p.m. in the main Renaud, 72 Glenstone Dr.; San Storm window glaas replaced jilcuhim schools offer phyrical coming traffic. The prosecu University in 1957. After grad Plnecrest Country Club, Bridge TO D ArS SPECIAL nard L. Jaffe, Internal Revenue | $750 from Jane and Martin uation he served three and one- couKyard of the school. In case dra Wiliams, Ellington; Mary agent, is suing the Itemal Reve-' education to preserve tion countered by insisting that i port. The chapter was installed Nolan, 61 Elm St; Roemary AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Foundation; Linda Xanttio, $50 such proof was perfunctory half years in the U.S. Navy as of rain, the exercises will be nue Service (cm‘ an income tax health ae weil as other extra from South Windsor Com in February and is the newest held in the gymnasium. Goodrich, 8 Davis Ave.; Donald currlcutar actlvttiea. and its procurement would only a commissioned officer on the unit in the state. '64 OLDSMOBILE refund. munity Scholarkhto Organiza carrier USS Ranger in the Pa Speakers at the graduation Quinn, 37 Eest St;- Agnes Du It aU started, the IRS tax ex GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Mi— Adams stressed that the constitute a needless burden Mrs. John B. Spring Jr. of 203 tion, and Alyce Zimmer, $100 for the State. cific. In 1963 ha graduated from will be Alan Pease, valedictor banoeki, 9 Walnut St; Lynn aminer said, when he asked a of 1966 may ring the from South Windsor Com Kelly Rd., Wapplng, president ian, and Sharon Tennstedt, sal- Parrow, Bald HIH Rd., Tolland; be^ but if the cheAenge of Judge Reicher concurred a three-year manufacturing of Beta Xi, aeoepted the award refund of $W for the years of COIN ______MIRRORS (Rraploc* and Doer)! munity Scholarship Organiza training program, sponsored by utatorlan. Lena HUl, Franklin Park. 1960-63 when he studied law in WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN aoctety is Ignored the world will tion and $100 from South with the argument of the de and also was honored for being Driver Charged fense counsel and dismissed the the General Electric Co., and is the transferee coming to Con Discharged yesterday: Ellen night dasees at the University 11 MAPLE ST. PICTURE FRAMING (oB typM) not. be Unproved. Windsor Education Associa plant engineer for General Elec Edgar McMarai, 54, W. Main Cooley, Ellington; Margaret o f M iam i. tcross From First National She oommented that the pace tion. C6LS©« necticut from the furthest dis SL, was arrested last night and Carm el Saucier, 32, o f 142 tric at Brigdeport. tance. Stoe transferred from Devita, RFD 2; Edward Rocha, Jaffe did it “to improve his Store Parking Lot WINDOW and PLATE GLASS of society has been aped to M Graduation Awards A Sept. 11th wedding is cluuged with intoxication. He Summit Dr., Tolland; Theodore skUI as a revenue agent,” claim rs/tG o f tti© Princ^al Caruolo presented Spruce St., broke dovm repeat Rho XI Oiaipter, Redonde OPEN 7 D A Y S edly in answering a charge of planned. is scheduled to apear in Circuit Lovett, Warehouse Point; Mary ed the suit fUad in federal court 16-Lb. Wash—26e riaas of 1965, Miae Adama stat awards to the following: Beach, Calif. C ourt 12, July 6. Quigley, 205 Phoenix S t; Frank here. ed, haa been cboaen to keep up The fiast award for good non-support of his family, a Besides Mrs. Spring, mem jetSTAR I SPORTS COUPE 8-Lb. Dry Clean—$2.66 thread ot recent critical events niomas Wisniewski, 17, of CompbeU, 5 Highland Ave.; 'The IRS refused to refund the 8 Lbs. Or Undeiv-$1A6 this speed. cltlzensblp went to Linda Xan- Relations. A iopee of emptoy- bers of Beta Xi are Mrs. Doug Tlda ear is fully equipped including radio-heater, Hydra- Robert i^ora, 27 Elkngton money, vdiich Jaffe claims is She said the claas did not tho and Gary Schwartz. Re In his life rasped out of a menit would autom aU cally con las Adair, Mrs. Robert Geagen, Free Mothproofing quavering narration. -matic, power steering - brakes, console, factory installed Ave.; Patricia McGowan, 8 due him on $8,600 he deducted Read Herald Advertisemeiits eontain any genhisea or million cipients of the highest schol stitute a viodation of probation. Mrs. Archie Kiser and Mrs. tachometer, bucket seats, seat belts, rear speaker. Full Janet La.; PhiUp Buckley, for the coat of his studies. aires and it did not claim to be astic awards, that of valedlc- Saucier pleaded that he Raymond Fuller, 26, of Flori Wesiey Smith, aU of Manches vinyl Interior, tinted windshield, wire wheels, whitewalls Be modern with eavlors of the worid. Sho <^- torlM, were Cynthia Adams wanted to work, to provide da, bound over to the Hartford ter; Mrs. Alan Crittenden of aitd many, many other extras. Loyr mileage, one owner. served that the bells of the fu and Jacqueline Miles. The sa- money for his estranged fam County Superior Court yester Wsjpplng, Mrs. Robert Magenis, Was $3275. #1042. This car carries the remainder of ture were to no way akin to lutatorian’s medal went to ^t ¥ * i . si ily; in fact, that he had been day. on a charge of obtaining Mrs. Russell MoUtoris and Mrs. Now Car Guarantee. ____ the beUa of prevtoua years. The Peter Gross!. arrested only the day before money under false pretenses, Doris Gyolai, all of Rockville; previous classes dkto’t *ac« ^ In the field of science the he proposed to return to work. was unable to post a $1,500 Mn. Brian Taylor of South China or push button annihdlar Bausch and Lomb award wmt AXthougSi a ja il sentence w a » bond and was placed In the Windsor, Mrs. Stanley D. Peaiv Gon, Mias Adams said. to James Daley. In home ec suggested by the Family Riela- State Jail at Hartford. son, chapter advisor of Vemoo, NOW ’2895 CJpeetlnga were extended by onomics, Linda Xantho re tiona divisUxn’, Judge R eicher re and Mrs. Robert MarttUa and Supt. of Schools Charles L. ceived a check for $100 and a quested that communication DELAYED ANNULLMENT Mrs. Richard Roberts of East with Saucier’s aHeged employer, 54 Other Makes and Models to Choose From Wamar. Diplomas were pre certificate. ASHEVILLE. N.C. (AP) — H artford. sented by fVancis E- Nestor, The higheat award in music a local tooimeker, be made to Bettie Fore Gentry, 71, o f Aehe- Members of Phi Theta, Eta tMard of education chairman, went to Emery Tapley. The deterrnine whether a Job really ville has had her 1906 marriage and Xi Gamma Chapters, all of and Fred J. Caruoto, achool Hugh S. Greer award for all aiwaMed him. The reply w as to L. D. Gentry anmdled on Manchester, also attaided the MANCHESTER prinicipal. around excellence in athletics soon announced: Saucier was grounds she was under age and convemUen. The invocation was delivered went to Mary Ellen Hallowell onq of the best men in tils.flHit did- not have her pamits' con and James Baker. —when he feJt like working. ’ s a l e s bv tha"«erv. W. Lloyd WUharns sent. s o e n t u d a u t o OLDSMOBILE The good sportsmanriilp Selling and Servicing New Olds Vehlclee iB m U J S T O R E \ sAd LRWftwriHrrioet kjr th e Rev. Assessing the'iituatlart. Judge A Buncombe (Jounty General TUCSON, Ante. (A P ) — Henry award went to Leelie Wenz and Court jury was told Thursday Dudley's car crashed into a (o r Over SO Years. Gordon B. Wadheans. Reicher ordered a suspended W l SAVi^ YOU MONEY Sofcolarship Awards Gciry Schwartz. jail sentence of 180 days and Mrs. Gentry was only 14 when plateglass window of a drug 5U WEST CENTER STREET SPECIAL SALE The coaches' award to seniors store here and smacked into a NEW CARS VALUE RATED USED CARS . Schrtasahip awards were pre a probation period of one year, the ceremony was performed on participating in boys’ and gtrls’ D ec. »1, 1906. Gentry, 11 yea rs display of coldgnes and toilet S43-1511 — 643-2411 sented to OJmthta Adams in the with the condition that Saucier sum of $600 from Pembroke; sports, Anita Rupner and Peter older than his bride, reportedly item s. BANTIY OIL CO . r ■ make a reasonable oontribution FU E L OIL Claire Booth, $300 from Jack- Kugler. Cynthia R. Arianig Jacqueline Milo6 Peter Grossi Jr. voUmtarUy to his tasoSify, the left three weeks later and never For a while Dudley had the SSI MAIN STREET son. and Carolyn Bowers, $600 The Ollvettl-Underwood Cor- Co-valedictorian Ck)-valedictorian Salutatorian amount to be fixed by Family returned. best-smelHng car In town. PHONE 649-4595 from South .lyindsor Communi poraUon presented an award ty Sdiolarriilp OrganUatlon. this year for excellenoe in tlia r Also, James Daley, up to field of buaineas. The award tricia E. Mozako, Ellen M. Muzl- R eg. 7*50 $1,000 from Aetna Life Clubs; went to Carol Voronovltch. An Booth, Carolyn A. Bowers, Eliz A f^ m fS iO Eltoabeth Dublel, $700, Drew award for the outstanding typ abeth E. Brown, Robert C. Bur- kevik, Warren J. Newberry, SPECIAL Unlvarslty; Alan Goesa, $100 ist of the year went to rill, John J. Cahill, Concetta Ca- Barbara J. Nicholson, Joseph X. $1.98 O’CJoimor, A lan R. Osborne, p e n s i v e f e a t u b e b 17 $ 21 JEWEL WATCHES Univwwlty of Hartford; Peter Stelgerwali pano, Duane Carr, Ronald L Carol A. Ouellette, Doreen A. Hie momfiiit ioa get into Grossl, $1,660 from Trinity; Chasae. 3 4 Waterproof • Bboekproof The Rentsohler four year WEEKEND SALE . Metal Serms ^ Antoinette Kulaa, $300 Uni mathematics prize from United Also, Susan A. Chauyin, Mary Patria, Carole B. Phillips, Shir ley J. Pleasent, Kathryn Pouloe, • Genuine • Unbreakable Main Spring versity of Hartford; Diane Aircraft consisted of a certifi E. Clark, Patricia A. Connel- Healy, $100 from* Connecticut cate and a check for a $100. lan, Dennis J. Courtney, James Nancy D. Rleder, Richard H. I Unbreakable M ^ th p leoe • Lifetime Guarantee on InsUtute of Hairdressing, and The award went to Jamee E. Daley, Shirley Davis, Ronald Rlordiui, William M. Roberts ANNUAL and Laurent W. Robillard. , l-*ear twarantee All Moving Parts lAicllle Heliert. $50 South Daley. Della ^marda, John Derrick, ’65 Heather Tone Windsor Registered Nurses Cynthia Adams was present Elizabeth C. Dublel, Carol A. Also, James R. Rohlln, Vic this Fnd and turn the kqi FLOWERING a Self-Winding Calsadan Chib fo r study aft St. Francis ed an award of $100 from the Dux, Delores A. Dynas, Charles tor J. Roman, Anita M. Rupner, H ospital. South Windaor Women’s Club F. ^ es, Douglas R. Feldm'ann, Peter A. Ruasak, Rhonda L. PLANTS Reg. 59.95- Also, Cart Dity, $1,060 for excellence in Elnglish. Maureen J. Ferris, Marianne H. Russak, Victor Schmidt, Gary 71.95 from TrinHy and $1,000 from Carl Luty won the award Filip, Susan A. Finkle. Schwartz, Linda L. Sealund, Air Force AM; Emery Tap- from the Bast Hartford-Glas- Also Scott A. Fitzgerald, J. Hsury M. 'Sharp, Brian C. ley, $500 from Hartt 0>Hege tonbury Medical Aaaootation C. Joseph Flam and, Linda M. Sheridan, Claudia E. Sherman, .00 fOr excellence in English ex Formaggioni, Walter T. Foster, Irene M. Sherwln, Carole A. SHIRTS pression. William T. Fralze Jr. Lynda 8. Slniscalchi, Betty A. Smart, 6il VIRJCV • SELF-WINDING Jacqueline Miles wen the Freedman, Nisa C. Freedman, Lois A. Spencer, Maria E. Stead, in frae 'n' easy I I MCA •ELECTRIC award of $25 from the Lithu Jocelyn N. Friend, Richard P. Helga M. Stelgerwald, Everett A n d U p anian Social Club for excellence Glansantl, Alan E. G oe» Peter F. Stewart and Kathleen M. GERANIUMS 3 f.*1 in foreign language. Grossi Jr., Suzanne M. Gul- Sturdevant. SHORT The Abe E. Miller American mond, Robert B. Hale, Mary E. Also Patricia A. Sullivan, In Bud and Blossom Hallowell, Donald A. Hatfield Emery A. Tapley, Charlene E. BATTERY OPERATED . Legion post presentod the fol SLEEVE le a th e r lowing awards: Peter Groeal for Jr. Taylor, April J. Terrill, Sharyn MS and CUT FLO W ERS I excellenoe in the field of history Also, Roberta C. Hawkins, J. ToccaUne, Peter R. Van Gaa- LARGE POTTED STYLES wtth special reference to Unit Dianne M. Healey, Lucille P. beck, karen A. Van Houdt, An AT RGA»N ABLE PRICES SHOE ELECTRIC SHAVERS ed Statee history and govern Hebert, Douglas E. Higgins, thony ,A. Vltlello Jr., Carol A. ment. Awards for a girl and one John M. HUl, Phyllis A . H itch Voronovltch, Franklin ■ G. Wel AT LOW PRICES for a boy who have made tiie cock, (Jatharine E. Hollister, les, Leslie A. Wenz, Denice C. POLISHER moet steady and oonslatent pro- Robert J. Hunter, James E. Wheeler, Nancy E. WUd, Leona vOy grasB during their high school Jarvis, Jean A. Jeski, Pa D. Wilson, iJnda L. Xantho^ 2 BRUSHES, BUFFER career went to Diane Healey tricia A. Jones, Sandra L. Kar- Donald C. Yonika, Alyce A. I NSON end Robert McDonnell. veils, Edward W. Kasheta Jr., Zimmer and Roseann Zimmer McCONVILLE and 3 POLISHUfG CLOTHS Peter Groeri, president of the Robert B. Keefe, Helen S. man. ckuH cf 1866, presented the Kerry, Paul K. Kugler and Wearing gold honor cords sig GREENHOUSES 200 class gift cf a calendar-direc Peter N. Kugler. nifying national honor society 180CUXL CoNUBilibls 302 WOODBRIDGE STREET—649-5947 Sideburn clippers. tory to Kenneth Goodin, presi Also, Antoinette S. Kulas, membership were: Cynthia R. Adame, Mhi’^acet C. Booth, OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS dent o f th e class o f 166ie, Carol A. Lach, DarreU W. Le- Travel-storage cata. The directory will be inataUed vack, Virginia B. LeVasseur, James E. Daisy, Elizabeth C. Home-replaceable cutterL In the main lobby of ^uth Carl E. Luty, Susan MacDonald, Dilblel, Alan E. Goess, Peter Windaor High SriMol. Linda A. Magnotta, Janet A. Oraesi Jr., Catherine E. HolUs- Receiving diplomas last night Molina, Lorraine J. Manion, ter, Patricia H. Jones, Carl E. .your vacation starts! '■ i f ' ware; Cynthia R. Adonu, Cheryl Bnien C n M artin, J effrey M. Luty, Jaequeliae MUes, Cynthia A. Aiken, Barbara C. Aubrey, ktorvonek, Robeii: C. McDon F. Monlz, Patricia E. Mazako, THIS SUNDAY DON’T FORGET THE John A. Baitorgeon, James L. nell, Wayne McNellly, Jac Ellen M. Muzlkevlk, Kathleen VACATION FROM NOISEI This Is the quietest riding VACATION FROM HKM COSTS! Initial prices « • sur- Baker, Qayette Barber, Nancy queline MUes, Cynthia F. Monlz M. Sturdevanti Emery A. Tap- Ford everliuNtl It's the snnoothest riding, too. . - road prmngiy low, and Ford Daalors naod trado-ins to mast MOST pQpULAR Y ^ YOWN! ley, Carol A. Voronovltch, Lee- RBNINinDII’25 C. Bard, Beverly A. Barter, and Scharun J. Mfireland. shock is .timed out spring demand. PIPE KNOCKER Janice L. Blrdaey, Mergsret C. Also, Marjorie A. Moser, Pa-l*e A- Wen*, Dehlce C. Wheeler. ROGERS R eg. S4.98 ASH TRAY 4 comihliko rollers. VACAflON FilOM CAR CARE$I The >66 Fords are VACATION FROM CONFORMITTT A bevy of opltons leto Dad N«vw Has Enough UNDERWEAR Smart dresser case. $18.97 des^ned tp be serviced only twice a year, or ovoty you custom-tailor Ford’s poworplant and kmutoiM PIPE With cork centar. Barber type trimmer. JVt" diameter. Man-size shaving head. 6;006 miles. daoor to your toata. It’s the neweat tiage In casual RACK 5 surgical steel blades. MANCHESTEJt'S Choose from HANES Coppertone R ig . 19A5 Reg. 25A5 wear . . . these short sleeve $12.99 $18.97 Comfort curved head. Casa or HEALTH KNIT sweat shirts fpr Spring. And finiih. naturally, they are HeaUhknit! VACATIONPROM a q u i n i l All-cotton for comfort in double- eg. $$oe ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER In the popular boxer or brief style. FLOATINO REG. S8J6 N N r e ’66(totmtiySq«sraasei«i Ueeced spring neeidle fa b ric; Solid American biKk walnut. 1.66 ALSO N O R E L C O " ^ tse Nrina raar.aaats (epUoaaQ ehrink-remtant for lasting fit, ■IMMHN.OT IIMra MMMIe CW1IM ■ longsr wear.. Popular creiw-nedk i^ E N I n llOURS A DAY! iSniW M* VMVI Ml wMWlVW* VW T-SH IR TS & JE R S E Y S style with fu ll-cu t r a g I a n W(MW AO NWABf pSQ$Ki shoulder. In .exciting range of hgFonlwNRiismiiywl colors, l>lu« exclusive ttew Heather Tsaes. Slees 8 to XL. BENTLEY CIGAR M"^""3For»2^ MORIARTY BROTHERS Siaes for Men and Boys In ypi TOBACcosm sriciAL$. ^ Heather Tones oft GAS LIGHTERS SERVMO YOU WITH Doot forgot SOCKS DtITCHMASTHU $4.991 o RED aas-Reg.fgAg 24 Cbooee from Argylee, S tretok o GRAY aAif AHAlfegUWl Seeha or Athletic Sooke (by Adtor) o M A IZ E S',* ‘ • W H ifi o w i i $1.99 ' H O W t W- H O U R Solid Colors oft ;i fi6k..Eag.'gS)M ' -- o N A V Y ' Bond SLro4t, EABwworUi Raadjr-DuUwiL n iE t OIL ^ iUllNBR^ Remtnynuid, M aittoe, (.■ip.j.______"■ GREAT BUYS ON OTHER oW H IT B . Nausterpiaea, PriMM Albtrt and Awylwid s $ i . i 9 i Reg. H A S a BURGUNDY :m wlckl Loedp h> MTOdll BIG FORDSJQO, AT. MONKMAKERS $4.351 BdXalMs-Reg.fdAO * V ( H J R ^ DEALERS ... * I M A llL O W h A lso T'ill FIRST ttrwvm rtoDn wekirtMv.'Hit«Maa-, lYSpiNO OVER 5t YEARS ‘ ■ l|t1kiMU,, MAtH t r . . • S4f-0SS1 raSf’ . i skyy |nrS^---mNGIS5ST15S MANGHESTBR e v e n i n g HERALD,. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY. JUNE 18, 1965 r A ( S f U T — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY* JUNE 18» 1W6 III I rf •■.Ajuh H ebron Town Use of Former Temple Army Secretary BID OF SEASON SAU Pmh Urged for Federal Funds Marsh-Browii’ Testifies Today Grange Picks Recommended hy Martin LARGE GERANIUMS As Town Explores Park Needs About Holdings Officer Slate Froapecieta for town Isl-^price of $37,000, phM toe cost WAflHINQTON (AP) — Ste- tlon o f tthe old Temrt( to of renovations depend on toe Sholom at M yrtle an(ad Linden amount of increased school aid phenARes, whose reoignadon aa 621 Hartford ML Br SOL R. OmOGB «Mph Tamsky predicted that«of Directors — “Federal and Hebron Oitage ofllcera riect- secratary of the Army effective state grants are available for Ste., tor uae as a Senior Citi funds and toe amount of toe A host of town officers, Miovchester’s population will sd «t ^ annual meeting are zen’s Club, grew brighter to unallocated aurjUus trem toe MANCHEffTSK* recreation and park fdcilitles. July 1 was announced ThuiTday reach 90,000 in the 1990’a and Mn. Kenneth Porter, master; day, with toe release ot a town’s current General Fund. school (rfficials and mem urged that a comprehensive I suggest that we work out by President Johnson, today Cararlea Bohreier, overseer; recommendation, made by Gen The school aid funds al goes before a congressional CONN. bers of town boards and town plan for recreation “be plans for our needs over the Mrs. Genevieve Boyingttm, lec next 30 years.” eral Manager Richard Martin located by the General A»- committee which is Investigat commissions, all concerned drawn now.” turer; Russell Anderson, stew- before he went into toe hoe- aembly fall -short of the $226,- He forecast that the 4S,000 Mrs. Virginia F. Briggs, Hu ing alleged eharp practices of a with public recreation, met aiA; Kenneth Pbrter, assistant pVtai, to rent or lease toe 000 estim ate m ade b y to e board firm making loans to rarvice- population Increase will come in man Relations Commission—"I steward; Miaa Amy Hooker, Manchester’s Largest Floristl in the Municipal Building have heard a lot of questions building. of directors when R set the men. the area south of Hartford Rd., chaplain; Mies OUva Wanier, He haa estimated that it 1965-66 budget, iNit the antic Hearing Room last night Charter Oak St and Highland from town residents asking It waa learned eartier this Drlva Dowa or Fhcne Far Aa . treainirsr, and Mrs. Wilbur would require approximately ipated surplus will be at least w eek that A iles in 1966 had and left behind them, for St and proposed a S-polnt rec what has happened to our rec Porter, secretary. reation detpartment.” $50,000 to purchaae toe Tem $50,000 hiidisr than had been bought 60 shares of stock in toe raO N E S4S-9689 future consideration, an reation pton, which, he said, Also, Paul Blow, gatekeeper; ple and to renovate it for club estim ated. firm. Federal Services Finance “will require a large outlay of Chester Obuchowskl, chair ~ equal host of immolate man of the Human Relations Mra. Fred Boytogton, Ores; use, and has asked toe board Acquisition cf the Temple as Oorp., for each of his tour chil the tax dollar and a greater Mrs. Robert (Campbell, pomo- of dlreotora to place toe mat a replacement for the School dren. Each of these holdings “ and long-range recommen- staff than our Planning Depart Commission—"I am happy to report that our efforts to fur na; Mrs. Milton Brown, flora; ter on the agenda of Us Au St-Senlor Citizens Caub bad now am ounts to 144 shares. “ dations. ment now has. nish better facilities tor our Miss Russell Anderson, lady ab- gust meeting, ’ when he will been marked by the town’s Hu The firm does a $67-mdlUon a There were many questiona slstant steward; Paul Blow, ex- have a moro definite report to man Relations- ConuulaBlon and 1. Regional Parks—for peo senior citizens are approach f n ‘ year business. raiaed last night but there ple of the Capitol Region area, ing a happy conclusion.” LWV Post lecutive committee for three m ake. has been backed by most town It waa known in the Pentagon were no answers, in deference and to Include Case Mt., Union Mrs. Jerome Nathan was years, and scholarship commit Martin said that toe pro officials, including Mayor Fran at least, three months ago that to a ruling by the meeting's Mrs. S^via M. Hadge, Citi- tee, Mrs. John Houcer, three Pond and Laurel Lake. zena Advisory Committee—I elected to the state board of posed purchase, at an estimated cis Mahoney. Ailes Wanted to resign and re- moderator, Park and Rec Supt. 2. Large Town Parks—such hope that under the plans tor the Connecticut League of years; Russell Anderson, two tarn to his Washington law Horace Murphey. years, and Mra Douglas Porter, as Center Springs Perk and Downtown Renewal, faclltiee Women Voters at the two-day Holy Oommunlon, 8 a.m. Morn practice, so there was nothing At the start of the 8 p.m. peitiape one other, for local use. will be provided for Bennet convention held Wednesday and chairman, one year. sudden about the decision. The meeting, he announced, “We National Grange Needlework ing Prayer and seimon, the Rev. 3. I^rge Play Areas—such as Junior High School recreation Thursday Connecticut College Gordon W. Weeman, rector, of President nominated Stanley R. • ENGLISH LEATHBI are not here for decisions to Charter Oak Field and Mt. Ne- needs.” jn New London. contest is still running. AU en Resor, now undersecretary' of # J A D E EAST night, we are only to explore.” tries should be made of Coates ficiating. bo, to be utilized for spectator Robert Digan, supervisor of Mrs. Nathan, past president the Army, to replace Ailes. And. explore they did. The sports as well as for partici school attendance — “only a of the Manchester League of De Cormier Motors Says: and Clark’s thread or yam. • C A N O E ( YARDLEYS D OLD SPICE discussions ranged from i^ilos- For more information Mrs. Manchester Evening Herald At the time of t)te stock dis pants. small percentage of our youth Women Voters, was among Hebron correspondent. Miss Su closure, a Pentagon announc- ophies to tennis courts from needs special attention and we seven Manchester delegates to Fred Boyingtoh may be called. gT'andiose regional parks to a 4. Neighborhood Playgrounds The scholarship committee san B. Pendleton, telephone 228 ment said Ailes "lias never par BLACK WATCH # BONNIE la L —such as school yards, "which can solve that problem. About the convention. Mra John 8464. ticipated in any corporation or bit of grass on a Village Green, 98 per cent our youth co has received nine applications by MATCHABELLI AFTER SHAVE LOHOW and from u n u s e d basketibali are poorly provided for now.” Knowlton, the current president, ••Vef Y oon df a Ik n m w Rcmblw or omm of ow Sd^tod Ufod for the two scholarships the government aoUon affecting the 4. Ornamental Parks—such operate with us.” was there with Mrs. John Pres operation” of the finance com- courts to new recreation cen Frank Stamler, Town Board Orange is offering. Serving on ters. as town squares and greens, ton, Mrs. Sedrick Rawlins, Mrs. C on. Thoy am pricod to ssN ot fho host of bonk lomis.'' the judging committee are Congressional ,pany. It said he invested funds and to include the small perks of Directors—“I would Hke to Eugene Ssetela, Mrs. Harold Mrs. Kenneth Porter, Mrs. m the stock as guardian of his BUXTON WALLETS—aCARETTE LIGHTERS Again and again, the emerg see better use made of the land deeded to the town from cluster Wareham and Mrs. William Archie Green and Paul Blow. children imder the will of his ing ideas and suggestions were and faculties we now have.” W hitney. m other. based on the pos^le receipt of zoning. The decision wiU be aimounced Group Enjoying TIMEX WATCHES—TOBACCO POUCHES Acting General Manager and Harlan Tayk>r, Town Board The creation o t a one-cham at graduation. The company haa denied any state and federal grants, al of Directors—“The separate ber Connecticut legislature to wrongdoing in its lending prac though many of the speakers Town Counsel Irving Aronson The next regular meeting of Paris Weekend PIPES, ETC. town boards and commissions replace the House ahd Senate Hebrcm Grange will be Tues tices to servicemen. There had shided away from large-scale expressed the belief that “cer should come up with a priority tain things can be done now was one o( the suggested goals day. Due to the hearing on the been testimony before a House planning and pressed for re list of needed feciUties to guide WASHINGTON (AP) — An Banking subcommittee about pairs and improvements to ex without the need for a great for the League that was pre town plan and 4ts Importance us in allocating our limited sented at the convention. An estimated 40 to 80 congressmen servicemen signing blank pow PINE PHARMACY isting facilities. ou tlay o i m oney.” to the town’s citizens, the funds.” other gotf was the establish and their aides are spending a ers of attorney and paying 664 CENTER STREET—649-9814 Supt. of Schools William He said that faciUUes and Edward Rybezyk, executive Orange wUl start its meeting at playground equipment were ment of a unified court system. 7:30 p.m., and adjourn in time long weekend in Paris as guests cliarges they hcul not been told Curtis expressed the philosophy director, Manchester Redevelop ^«HBBi • ' ■ to go to the hearing. AU mem about. of "Get it while you can,” and sorely lacking and suggested to ment Agency—‘We are trying of the Air Force, attending the the Park and Rec Department bers are lurged to attend. - urged town offi^ls to apply to oome up with a proposal International Air Show there, that It check into the possible Planner Predicts The Orange family picnic wlU according to congressional immediately for funds for which will be satisfactory to ‘ V . ' ' recreation under the Federal use of school yards as every be an ail day affair, to be held sources. Heads Co, 2 school officials and others tor i.*.' at Sperry’s Glen, Sunday, June VISIT OUR Anti - Poverty program. Many day bail fields. recreation facilities tor Bennet Regional Growth News of the trip was kept Robert Z. Stavnltsky heads)I Sfarf Your Vacation of those present joined ' with He also suggested that swings GEORGE Do CORMIER 27. The Grange will start fires quiet until the group had left. FATHER'S DAY and slides be furnished and Junior High School. There may the list of offlceirs elected at] iiim in pressing fw application be some way to tie Center Park Dr. Douglas Smith gave the BkiSAabidSiii ready for the oookout. Each They are expected to return (or those and other funds. that indoor school facilities be family Is asked to bring a main Monday or Tuesday. the Center Hose Company 2 GIFT DEPT. into our recreational plans. Our M a n ch e s te r Y R Club -Nasritt photo WHh A New Or CUrths bsM^ “The money to utUlzed in the winter months. Pleturod obevo oor fomoot Aimrleaii Modd 4-Door Sodon Indudlnq MRS. WILLIAM ARMAND MARSH dish. Soda will be provided., Air FVjrce sources said Invita dinner and meeting held Mon In commenting on the ac final plana are sUll quite some glimpse of the Capitol Region tions were extended to sJl mem (bene and, reganUeas of your time away.” Ooimnlttoe appointments of day. ARTHUR DRUG quisition of new facilities for Pinh Buttoo Radio, Wootlior-Eyo Hoator, Soot Idts, Foam Front the Orange tor 1965-66 will be bers of the House and Senate Reconditioned Used Car pfattoaophy or pcdlticBl bellefb, Mayor Mahoney wrapped up in the year 2000 at the chib's the Senior Citicens Club, Aron Soot, Diroetiond Sigoob, Anti Ft m m , OU nitnr. Custom Stnnrlng BOsu RoMRMry B row n an d^ Upen leading (or a (rip to announoed as soon aa Complet committees on armed services, Last year’s top five officers you must apply for It, If we the Ideas, suggestions end rec meeting Tuesday night in the Cape Ood, (he bride wore a don’t move In to get the money, son said, “It might be mere WUUam Azmand Manh, both of ed. space, appropriations and inter were all re-elected. The captain feasible to develop a center for ommendations into one pack American Legton. Dr. Smith, a Wbod, Uodoreootingi MHiitowraR Tins. bei^ enaemble with beige ac- state and foreign commerce. ■omeone else wUL” age, saying, “Thla meeting was Manebeutar, were luilted tat Attendance Awards is again Stavnltsky, the first all groups, young and old, since member of the Capitol Region oeaaories and corsage of yeUow ChUdren’s Day in Gilead Anyone certified by the commit lieutenant is Russell Matoiaeon, He MMed. "Seventy-five per long overdue end we have only al Planning Agency, said that msrrtsge lart. Geiturday morn- sweetheart roses. The couple RANGE cent of the tax doOar to In no one group could develc^ a brought out 57 attendance tee chsdrmen could go, these the second lieutenant is Henry program, ambitious enough, to scratched the surface. In my by 2,000 studies Indicate there ta^ at St, James Church. The wlU Hve at 56 'Winter fit., Apt. awards: William Rich, perfect sources said. .4N I) WlBshington, end we have a real opinlcn, the East and West Side Rev. Joseph H. McCann per- Agnew, toe secretary is MiHon. utilize a building, such as the will be 1,200,000 people in. the 3, after Jime 19. eittendanoe this year; ^also Scott Although such groups have L. Stavnltsky, and the treasurer teapoftolbBIty to get our duure.” Rees are obsolete and we need ftirmed (he double ring cere FUEL OIL old Temple Beth Sholom, to its Capitol Region and of Qiese Delivered For— ___ J 2 3 ______™ *I*8CHESTEB The bride te a 1964 graduate Rich, Douglas Links. Susan been invited by the Air Force to is Bryce Carpenter. He said. “The $10,000 re new rec buildings, larger and 92,000 will be in Manchester. mony at 10 o’clock. The bride of Mancheoter High School. She full potentiality.” Porter, Frank Rich and Scott attend the Paris air show be The stewards and house com GASOLINE S(»JUIT N ceived by the acbool syatem ftir better. He urged the Paik and Rec lb acconunodate these people is th« daughter of Mr. and Mrs. otudled for her licensed practi Warner, missed only one Sim- fore, the sources said this was 0 OperatloR Head Start, end the mittee m^bers are Wilbur Department to start now to de “The plans we have discussed within the land area intelligent Robert L. Brown of 848 SI Mid cal nurses’ training at Hartford the biggest group by far. It 9M.OOO reoelvod b y the Ooon- tonight will be accomplirtied day of perfect attendance. At- CSiadwick, John Van Wyck and velop the cluster zone parks, planning is necessary, he stated, TMt Prieo iocindtt Foctord Tax, Frdglit and Handling. You'd bottor btOovo It bocouso It's TVut. dle Tpke. and (he bridegroom Hoq>ltal and la employed by tendanoe awards were also overflowed two Air Force muidty College (w teaching when funds—our own, federal and that planning is the purpose Is the son of Mr. end Mrs, Wil Creatft^ Oonvaleaoent Hos planes and a commercial plane Maurice Fisher. The trustees aids la cniy a aampte cf wtmt “rather than to let them lie fitl- made for attendance from one are Jack May and (Seorge Eca- BANTLY OIL low and to aggravate people’s and state—become available.” of the agency. Open sp aces liam C. Mlanh of 64 Branford pital. The bridegroom graduat had to ho pressed into service. we can do and get.” Mahoney added, “State and to 13 years. loert. allergies.’’ should be reserved for recrea St. The aHar waa decorated ed trom Howell Chaney Tecfanl- Church Servlcea a)Mr.\NY. IN(*. Ourtia paxased (or the ooo- federal offtciala are breathing tion, uit>an development should with white gladkdi and pom- Tha auA tora aire Sheoivrood J. Some of the other sugges oal School in 1963 and is aasteb- Local chuivh servioee this AutomoliUes three years old or ;!;n m a i n s t k e k t ■tnmtlon of reoreatian facUitlca down our backs to get going, be encouraged to grow in liS VOLKS. pona Mra. Ralph Maooarone ant manager of Oroownan’a more make Up 72 per cent of Tcueman and ThomaB Stratton. M OTORS, hK tions, opinions and recommen T3 DODGE for Bennet Junior High and Na- to get the kids off the streets cliuters, and industrial devel- T4 RAMBLER Sunday wlU be: Gilead, 9 a.m.; dations expressed last night was oimotet. Lumber, Mandiester branch. Hebron First Oongregaitlonal, the cars on the road, with almut 'Tha zrinvestigBting . committee TEL. ttan Hhle Sidwola, and exprees- and to supply recreation for opment should be guided to w ere; Classic 2-Door Hardtop, M ^d 440 Mojei 4_Door Sedan. V-8, Convertible Coupe. Red, tan top. The bride was given tai mar 10 am .; the Rev. John N. Cross, 26 per cent of these more than jndmlS^ are Walter Weir, Wal Kifckville K7r)-I{277 ad gieat ooncMn over the tock them. ward the floor of the Connec riage by her tother. She wore 10 yesua old. ter Fagan and Albert Kellogg. ROCKVILLE. CONN. of MV efCecttve tasMl ocmaervar Ihomas F. Heneghan of the "Hie crux of our problem is ticut Valley. Dr. Smith, who Is 770. Loaded with extras incl^- automatic, power steering. Whitewall tires and a pastor, will have tor his ser a baSerina length gown of peau mon topic "A Soul Is Dlumin- tkHV program In the atate aa a Oonservaitlon Oommisslon — to get our teeth into program on the agency’s land use com ing bucket seats and an AM-FM (Bronze) with f | Q O C portable transistor S 1 C O C da aoie with sooc^ed neckline “The stench and the absence of ming and to find out how to mittee, said that the desired radio. ed.” ___ 1 w hole. matchi^ interior. IO # 9 radio. I DTD and three - quarter . length Weddings St. Peter’s, Bpisoopal, 10 a.m. ‘i Mayor Etoandi Mabotvey, who ftohing and swbnnving in Union get our hands on the available ration of open space to people ( 2-tone green). »2195 aleevea. H w bodice and beH LOW MILEAGE 1 9 6 5 , ooMCMWieJ wltlv Ourtto* ptiUoso- Pond and the Hockanum River state and federal funds.” by 2,000 is 140 acres per 1,000 akdrt were appUqued with re- phy of applying for fedm l end to def)lomlble. We rtvould dean Muijfiiey promised that the people or 40 per cent of Uie embroMered Veniae laoe. Her NclUgan-Anderson AUTOMOBILES state (unte, said, "It aH boQs them up.' r e m a in imUIe at last b ig h t’s land in the Capitol Region. meeting would be catalogued rtMuMer-tengih veil of French Mr. and Mrs. Ebnore S, And* down to die nicesaity ^or hlr^ Isadore Redding of the Hu H js Capitol Regional Plan Sluaian 'was arranged in two Iqg acmeone to check Into ad cf man Retajtions Oommtosian — and stwUed tor priorities to be ning Agency publishes sum eraon of 330 Oak St, auMunoa 1965 C A D IL L A C SED AN DE VILLE discussed at meetings during 1964 RAMBLER CLASSIC tSera flrcm a crown of aequina. the poeslbltities (or grants— “Our recreation program to maries of its studies in annual She cairtad a bouquet of mlnlar toe marriage of their daughter, the summer. He said, "if your reports. These are available at 2-Door Haidtop Model 770. Loaded with extras., Imluding bucket seats and an AM/FM radio. Exocuriva Car aomeone who can devote his aUpchod and inadequate, yeit our ture wMte osmstlona. Lynn Marte Anderaon, to John time to reeding afl of the legto- school buildingB stand idle, with appetite for recreational im the executive offices on Lewis iMiaa Derveriy A m Brown of Ektward NeWgan of Box Moun 1965 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE VISTA laitkin end to meidng appdcar hasketbeiU hoops that have provements has been whetted, St., Hartford. Studies Include our meeting has been a suc nianchester w m maid of honor tton for the town.” never been ueed.” re^onal plan alternatives, mu 1963 DODGE MODEL 440 tain Rd., Bolton, af St Jamea' 1965 OLDS. 98 LUXURY SEDAN ce ss." nicipal taxation, and an open (or her aister. She was dressed Jamea Murray, aecretary of Dr. Frank H. Horton, Con 4-Door Sedaa. V-R, automatle; power BtaertnX. Bronze. > In a powder Uue baSerina Church, Tuesday, Jime 8 servation Oommlaaion — "We space agreement. Funds tor the Miaa Valerie West of East 1965 OLDS. STARFIRE SPORTS COUPE the Advisory Parit and Rec agency come from the federal length sheath of brocaded taf Board,. criticiaed Murphey for are proud of the Oak Grove Na feta with cap ateevea and over- Hartford, a cousin of toa bride Aaoortad Milk and 1965 PONTIAC TEMPEST 4-DOOR SEDAN ture Preserve and are now in 50% Ckdn Expected government, the state, i was maid of honor. Robert Ral the lack of communication be- member towns. rtdrt Saatened to the waist with Baric Chooedato Lb. ▼ tween his department and the terested In acquiring Case ML 1963 VOLKSWAGEN CONV. COUPE ston a lso o f Htest H artford serv- NEW FORK — Businesses The YR Club voted to con two self-bowB. Her hes(%i(iece * board and aisked, “How can we for QfMi-spaoe use.” Red, tan top, radio, whitewall tirea and a portable transistor radio. was a cluster of powder blue ad os best man. Chat supply students eiqieat to tribute to the American Le Ushers were John Anderson CADILLACS , attempt to plan anything when 'Wek.er Sefauttheto, Luts Mu gion in fireworit display on the flowera end leaves with a face ■ we are never told of what to seum — "The 53 acres at the do better. Enmilknents above and Gary Anderson both of the high school level wiH rise Fourth of July. The next meet veU of French ilttslon. Her goin g o n ? ” Oak Grove Preserve ore Inade 1963 RAMBLER AMERICAN bouquet waa of miniature pink Manchester and brotoera of the from 1964'b 4.8 million to ing of the club will be July bride. . Masterpieces 1964 DE VILLE CONVERTIBLE He said that much of the quate tor Manchester's school 2-Door Sedan. White, 6, standard, radio. oam atlooa. population end more facilities roughly 7 million in 1970, up al 13. A reception was held at the town's equipment and facilities most 50 per cent Hie high Rnbest Miardi of Mlancheefer, in Miniature 1962 FLEETWOOD. Air CoNdlfiaiiliig are becom l^ deteriorated from ahouJd be acquired.” TMlOOMir OC tfUD OTKlegrOOIIl, home of Mr. and Mn. Oonnd school percentage gain Is pro SURPRISE GUEST Oaaperson, 17 Hackmatack S t lack of attention, and urged, Ronald P. Oootlt, eaaistant aU' LOS ANGELES, Calif. (AP) nerved on beat naan. The ushera 1961 SEDAN DE VILLE. Air Candlfiaaiiig perintendent of schooto — jected at 18 per cent, and in 1962 MERCURY CONV. COUPE "Liet’s put what we have In the same period (he gain (or de- — A hotel cashier was check were Peter Newbury of Porte- L O R T ' S 1961 COUPE DE VILLE order first, and worry about new “Thiene to a good possiblUty of ing the guest list as a young Green, white top. All power. Whitewalls too. mouth, N. H., couetai of the Crcamer-(kiTeii u m > AMtTOeiUTS facilities later.” working federal and state mentsry.sohoqls at 9 per cent. merchant marine was sleeping bride, and Roy Palmer of Oov- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Oaven ■nuATVin ONoeouiTis 1959 HARDTOP 4-DOOR Joseph Sylvester, another grants into the acquisition of upstair. He noticed a familiar sn try. • of 31 Jti)sm St announce toe i* board member, agreed with nature fiaciUties for school use.” IN DAD’S WAKE name, called Chris Nels Chrie- 1962 RAMBLER CLASSIC A reception was held at noon m arriage ot their daughter, i Murray and said, “We on the George F. Bradlau, piincipel SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP)— at the Elks Home on BisaeD Sh tianson, 28, and asked him to 2-Door Sedan. Blue, automatic transmission, 6 radio. Clean. ^ Jennifer Lynn, to Dustin W. I board make recommendations of Bennet Junior High School Went Petera, Spiingfield Navy come to the office. When the T he bride’s m other recel'ved fei OMamcr, son of Mr. and Mrs. OLDSMOBILES L and suggestions, but that’s as —“I am conoenved ertout the neoniiter, apparently to very tiwo men met, they reallied they a pale turqtxiiae silk aheiuth Walter J. Creamer ot^ B angor, far as we get. It takes months lack of recreational land tor good at hto job. His IS-year-old were father and son who had with corsage of pink oarnaiteons. M aine, Monday, M ay *31. 1964 DYNAMIC "88" HOUDAY SH)AN before the rec department lis our students' ive and am con daughter, Pamela Kay, etdtoted not met since 1942, when C. F. 1962 CHEVROLET MODEL CORYAIR Hie mother of (ha bridegroom The Rev. John F. Pickertaig tens to us.” cerned about the possible loss of in the Navy Wlaves after grad Christenson, now 56, was di Coupe. Standard transmission, radio. Very sharp. White with red interior. wore a yeUow linen and- lace performed toe double ring cere m MAIN ST— 64S-8S21 1964 JET STAR SPORTS COUPE Henry McCann, chairman of the facilities at Charter Oak uating fipom Central Higti vorced. His son had gone with ensemble with ooraage of yaSow mony at Drummond Chapel, cf Preocrlptioa Pharmacy the advisory board, echoed Mur F ield.” ScltooL his mother. camaiictis. ite University of Maine. 1963 "98" SPORTS SEDAN ray's suggestion that the pres Beldon H. Senaffer, Board G.E. PORTABLE ent facilities be repaired first, of Education—“I can promise 1962 MERCURY 1960 SUPER "88" HOUDAY SEDAN and said, “With the full co that our board will cooperate Colony Park 4-Door SUUon Wagon. V-8, automatic, all power. Dark blue with wood grain trim panels. operation of this group, we can in the use of school facilities 1959 SUPER "88" HOLIDAY SEDAN ^ lick this lack of recreation fa- for recreation. I, too, am con- eOttlee and again make M w- cemed about a replacement for | 1961 COMET TRANSISTOR RADIO PONTIACS chester the City of Village Charter Oak Field when Rt. 6 H Charm .” to relocated.” 4-Door Sedan. Black, standard transmission, radio, whitewall tires. iW n Planning Director Jo- O iot Anderaoo, Town Board 1963 B O N N E V IU E CONVERTIBLE 1961 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE SPECIAL 1963 STARFIRE 4-DO O R HARDTOP v -8. 4-Door Sedan. Radio, automatic, new whitewall tires. Black. ^ 8-Transistor 1962 C A T A LIN A 4-DO OR SEDAN ilib plostk lotix hM se poiit 1961 DODGE MODEL LANCER 770 1962 CATAUN^ STATION WAGON 4-Door Sedan. Automatic, 6, radio. Sharp. Black. 1960 CATAUNA 4-DOOR SEDAN ^ Oarrylng 1960 CATALINA SPORTS COUPE NEEDS NO 1961 RAMBLER CLASSIC Harness 1959 C A T A LIN A CONVERTIBLE 4-Door Sedan. Yellow, automatic, 6. • > t e and Strap CHEVROLETS '60 VOLKSWAGEN STATION WAGON M095 LIMIT PRIMER 1962 IMPALA 4-DOOR HARDTOP Vacation Special '61 COMET 4-DOOR SEDAN *1095 ^Dia Cast ONE ONLY 1963 STATION WAGON M praviOHsly foiiitM l w rloM f Radio, heater, automatic transmission. Sharp, Ihaip. 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MORRISON WfliLPOiE WDi MOTORS,h id PAINT STORE PAUL DOUCE PONTIAC, In. .OwNr fanelng’^ ll Pi . ilAST LON^ttBADQW^ 789 MAIN STRBET<>-649-9713 1 M iT C H iu Dr iv e b 373 m a in sr. ^ I"®* 144 UNION S ftH r * ^ l a : STATE THEATER BUILDING PiMM #4f-484l ' m m M9-3M1 29B HOAD snun M AN Q H pim TB. 443.M n —. 7^ -5- dSiVifL:!. ■« w h : K V y H^MTiiniyi!]^ gVENlNQ «W 1J> , MAW CTOT% SCeiEBN MANCaiBSTER BVEmNG HBBA£D, M AN OlESn^XIQN lC FRIDAY, JtlNI! 18, 1966 I^3t!SSSBE& • 0 Bolton AL Post Wins kroner States NORMAKK North Viet Nam W on’t Negotiate Service Award A RrMhurtlwi IH t M rt sr T W !^%oth Implicated TV-Radio Toiai^ti| GOP’s Scalise Speaks Here, :.BLQCK BUSTER. XUhmrrtiTOotiMll-Qusy Pwk Hallmark Pharmacy President Inform s Cohferehiij^ «f tba AnrartooB Ltgtoiv waa I y IR pRC. UVINO R0OM SW T t n W im MHHJLB TDBNFnai ' ' " ■ ...... V ^------_ inM a jpoot of dtotlaetion 64»4fitL * her motliMr’a body," FW>«y add- : Urges His Party to Move bn Television ; Chair, 3 lhbta<^ 2 Lampf^ WAMROraTON (AP) — P n si-fth:the a sUghtest hiUrstsd — thefm an reported to ue and Jiiet a cttkttra foF M64-65 nesntiy at i North ^etnamesa Vera no*. few days ago, I ballava It wa# 4:60 j TIm fM and Dean wrapped Biigene ScaUs* « t , diaaton-iMTth on money sprat oin educa- dent Jolnwon says the United (he final meettog of the eea- TfanSK W esidox "In February, we ttarted the June f, and **•“the message »»>on 40) fhrabby ara' ttie FIrat Dtrtrict at I the body In be t H e f to- Dominates in Tie, 1-1 *You Can Only Do Your Best’— Keane Osteen H as Num ber [Herald Angle Bp EA RL YOST LaGace Duels Martello Nicklaus Still Confident O f Rival NL Teams Sporta Editor Yanks Outsmarted a l u m n i LBAGtW Bfiifisy OU edged the inks erts gavs up a homsr to Soger pRossboro, who ttoglsd ^ two last night, 3-9, M U »e W ait Mde *Lefirns to Make Decisions' To Standstill on Hill Despite Poor First Round , NEW YORK (AP) —f| Marls with two oat Ih the first If you catch Walt Alston walk-a waa a pRcher-a night, first-tnntog nsM o « “A boy playing games,” said Tony Lupien, fonner lo ito^ed up with the New lnidi« aaththat was dasUnsd to tog around to Ms underwear, sa neither team could gsi over NATIONAL IXAGUB be the Yankaa nm. They you’ll know manager of Perry, then singled “ f cal resilient find major league baseball player, “learns Pitching continues to dominate the Amerlcfin Legion Yoric Yatokees Thursday toe the tos final Dodger run to the tMro threatened oMn. getting men to Mlmaoota ... Loe Angelas Dodgers has kept tlx hits. . .. -■ Paced by thr two-hit pitch Nagle, who to mskii night In what developed on a passed »H . Bantly eoorsd ftw t In to make decisions, learns loyalty, learns to take in ■baseball season. Ray LaGace and Jim Martello met ST. teum (AP)--J«wailment .“ I"? to . his rigtft han8^ Vesi- second with none or one out in Chicago ...... Ms word to Claude Osteen. ing of Carl Ogren, Manchester Nicklaus surveyed the coi- become both the 4_ the longest game of the BaMlmora ... Hlstt’i hit. With two out In toe ond w h « Tom Rea singled struction — in order words, he develops a strong in head-on last night at Rockville’s Henry Park, but nei Auto Parts shutou*' Moriarty's, turl had 40 putts on 1MS rixmd five of the laat eight Imdnga, Osteen, who tried to get AL a nm and added two mote lapse of his game, wrecked ever to win the Open sn« thp lerican League season, but douMa plays MUed oft four C9sveland ... sscond timing, wus A clean sin- dividuality. H e learns lessons he Could never learn any ther was a winner, darkness ending the game after the 7-0, last night at Buckley Field. said; VI had practicaliv no ston's uniform number when he S t o e third on Otis McNamar’s first torrie^ r to take n chances. cruahar came in Datreft ...... gls to left field. loth tontoS Manchester------— Ogren struck out 11 arid w^k- by the tricky winds and a ng to my hand. I hopu I can BriUln’s ^ e d . lU y took tt Qi Jtimore m anager Hank Joined the Dodgers, had San two-run Btogla Tha Blka’ runs where else. The athletic fields of the world are im the bottom of tbs idth whan ’Rom toe Angeles . Francisco’s Thureday night as • • • portant claasrooma. W « muat<^ and Rockville tied at 1-1. TteUo gttt the next batter on an ed but tour In picking up the kink in his swings, then |tay friday." 1980. 4auer maneuvcind the Ifew York ... SS^e on a h U e r by Pa^IN M to victory. Tresh lined to winning reUever he limited the Giants to Just one PlRATES-CABDS— never neglect them.’’ It was old faehttmsd infield out. calmly announced: The 7,191 yards of the Belle- Palmer bad no excuses. tlrioles to their seventh Boston ...... after Mark Ware had tripled to Jim. Wood had three RBI’s Dick Hall, whose throw to sec Mt — a second toning single by Law, meanwhile, got more mound duel between two long In the fUto, LaGace singled “ I sUn think I can shoot this rive Country Club oourM, kmg- 'T resUy wasn’t that bad, not ond doubled off Marie. WasMngton .. the second. - Lupion, who graduaited fronr for the winners while Bill Ml- •litraight victory, 2-1 in 16 Jack Hiatt — wMle posting Ms than e n o i^ support from Wulls Harvaril, is currently head time foes,, both of wbem were with one out. After a fly out, course in 66 or 66. And that kind est ever for a U.S. Open, shock as bad as a 76. But rm not hlt- BalUntore, held hiUeea through Kansas O ty 5? first National League shutout to Stargen, who drovs In tores Bantly OT* W® ®—8-8-9 Dave Brady walkad and both lewskl and A1 Slrianny had two of golf will win it.” innings. Thursday's Kssolta ^ ' 090 000 O-a-8-1 l>anobnll coach at Dartmouth. standout schoolboy staxi during ed the exports who oslled it s ting tha bsU wtH, not wall V , Bauftr’s direwdest movea in- five innings by Jim Bouton, a 8-0 victory. runs with Ms 16th homsr and a the past season. ' runners advanced on a passed hits apiece. The Ohio stronghoy never re hitter’s courM snd gobbled up Minnesota 6, Chicago 1 atods as tos Plratos made It 83 Ktoel and Ough; Syntth and The ex-ftoet baseman with the an.’’ ijnivad intenthnal walks, a dan- drew even at 1-1 in the elxth on Acquired in toe off-season LaGiMje, ace of the East CiMh- baU but Martello got Steve Auto Parts .... 202 21x—7-9-0 covered from a double hogey 6 the sluggers. DetroK 6, Boston 5 trade that sent Frank Howard vi^ortes to toelr last 27 games Bonion Red Sox, Chicago White rerouB tacUc at best. He ordered Jerry Adair's double, a sacrifice SOK and Philadelphia PhlUlea oUc staff, gave up but two hits B r^ y on a long fly to right. Moriarty’s ...... 000 000—0-2-2 on the first hole of the U.S. An the leaders ore slnglea Balthnore S, New York 1, 16 Is Washington, the 26-year-old -an .852 percentage. ^**OTO»CH SOPTBAIX an unosutUr high manber of and Russ Snyder's fly. coached basebaU and basketball to the well-played game before Manchester returns home to ■ Ogren and McGee, Johnston Open Golf Tournament Thurs inntngs left-hander waa looking over a • • • Overcoming nine errors with Mt. Nebo Sunday at 2 o’clock hitters. Jan Leonard four and three set up double In the 16th, Snyder opened Cleveland 6, Washington 0 at MVddlebury College befoi« a foie crowd. The eVongatod and Penslero. day and staggered to 10 strokes The -year-old N s ^ , who Dodger roster in Ms BeHsville, 11 Mts, Liberty Mutual b s s ^ to take on East Hampton in an back of AustrsUaui Kel Nagle’s 44 plays. against Hal Renift with a slngis Ohly g ^ e s scheduled b s a v x s -p h il s — Koito Methodist, 0-8, last night accepting the Hanover, N.H., southpaw issued four bases on once won toe British Open but f Wf***»* also sent up a pinch and raced to third when catcher Md., home last winter when he The Braves, trailtog 9-1, exhlMtlon game. They resume INTBIWfATIONAL LEAGUE leading 68. Teday’e Games at Charter Oak. A five-run post. balls but sent 16 batters back has never won In the United Spring Champ BMter. Bob Johnson, in the 16th Doc Bdwarde threw wildly to finally decided to ask for No. 24.' with to toe bench via strikeouts. Zone Four action Wednesday Norman’s scored their runs Nicklaus, however, had some Minnesota (Nelson 0-1) at New S * g h « ! ; * g U ^ t o j S L ^ t h s bik purii for to. night hosting Dsuilelson. States, never has been a elug- and tbs result was a sacrifice second on Liuls Aparido’s bunt. York (Stafford 1-4), night “ I looked at the numbers, and Martello, a righthander out of in the first and third and the high-priced company. Arnold ger. He’s one stroke up on Hie Spring Tournament ^ gly that brought in the winning After an intentional walk to there wao no 24,’’ Osteen ex that started when Felipe Alou winners. winTisrs. „ ____ / Rockville plays an exhibition Lawyers scored in every in Palmer, the slumping four-time Boston (Lonborg 4-^ at Chi Brownie Blaaer, Terry Mc Rockville High and Wesieyan- game tonight in Bristol, then amateur Deane Beman, another the Ladlee Division of the Man aun. And in the matter of relief Boog Powsll, Brooks Robinson plains. ‘"nien I happened to : drew a walk off Ray Culp- Rich bouiLd, was reached for six hits, ning but the fifth, but at the Masters champion, limped pitchers,'Bauer ctdled on three cigo (Plzarro 1-1), nl^t Carthy. Vto DiaeonU a M ^ b Here 'n There travels to Danielson Sunday for nght hitter, and Mason Rudolph, chester Cou*tt*T C*ub waa won fouled out before Johnson batted Washington (Richert 3-5) at look up at the top of the roster ie Allen’s throwing error on only one damaging, a first in end of the sixth darkness halt home with a 76 and defending a tour regular, toe only others hdd the Yanks to three Cowley all had two Mta for Lib Thlrby pounds hea'vier at 193 a Zone Four doubleheader. champion Ken Venturi's dream for Paul Balrir and hit Ms sac Baltimore (Palmer 2-1), night and spotted No. 24 — Walter Mack Jonee’ bunt and an toten ning homer by Dave Brady. ed action a 10-alI. The Law to break par 70. by Mra. 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Fw free estimates ; STATION •; 9604. •'Stn*ER ,D1___ • 8 A.M. to 5 PJIL call 649^6802. * ROOMS OP FURNTTURB nitteidiiA. ..8 BgA «;?’ 800 CEDAR elotheeilne poles; “ ALL 100%' ODAIUiIflJUDD NBW*rON'H. BhOTH A 8 0 N ^ many sizes, Installed or re ONLY $433 C O P Y n . 6 ^ G TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Remodeling, repairing, recrea set; also, good International 816.18 Deliven MONpAV Ttar^FBmAV; 10:80 A.M. — BATUBDAV p A J«. tloli rooms, .'.doitionS, garages, dump truck. 649-1353. . 116.18' M o fiO i---- concrete work. OsU dtO-SlM. ' . —' LOOK WHAT — liatdtindiUk SU PER' STUFF, sure miff ' ’ . — YOU O PwdMd DO}^_ m Pi ^r a s e r e Ad y 6 U R a d Ah Xinm liflad ttdtMPi IX Q ji^W w P a i B ^ mUTO3^-:-<)ual tty - ir& ;V fcV That's Blue Lustre for clean 16-PIBCEX).B; S * ->---- YTiTirr 1 ClaMlfled or *^ an t Ada**'an taken over_ the . _ phoiphono ms a try, . remodeling. O ar.^s, ing rugs and upholstery. Rent IS^PIECE .008^ —The advortlaer. - - ahonld road UUp ad tho FIKST kitchens', tile .work...Good r,0f- electric shampooef • 81. Olcott' ■ K-PIEC* K DAAmJT A PFEA B9 and ’RBPORt______ERRORS3RI In ttmo for tbh erences. 848-7BIN after .8 jivib' » 1 W8 N fjfr PORT/oR O f fontotrfp Variety Store, o ' PLUi ne\^ niiortlpn, *)ibo Herald la reaponatbU tw only PNB inoOr* SSS' ts f^^mCKtP ti"iNiTANrGLOfPt*- ELECTRIC R: TOR SALES AND Service on Arieiis, . -pv SET AND i N G E J rect nr omitted tnaerUonTor any adverttaomont and then only Roonnjt^ldmV^'’J$' flRSt A K W nORPS^ABOUT f A k - to the extent ot>a **make Kowd'* .lnaortlon. I ^ o n whlek do not TUtTALmBCgRiAL-^tir:^ ’ Hahn Eclipse.’Jacobson. Hiwn itedi.®T^ TQStRlS$. mowers. Also Homellte cl)hh)' - 'aBM^baptiMRnf ftijwmi l^CnNlBiMla Sittewme SnlrtHM S««r2 « lessen the vaJoo'of the adverUsonwat wlU not ba eorxootod by UOBTNINa RODS, rooti)« d^lvery. Free,act;up>by Our <*iiiake good” Insertion. siding, gutters, alumimun wlii saws and International Cub Ca own reliable' ■ mwmen. B ? . . dows, doors, aluminum cano INi.AtteW det Tractors. Rental equipment Please note; Appliances are re ( . and shaipenlng. service oh'all conditioned and guanahteed for (Roekvlllo, Veil Ptoe) pies, ron-up awnings. Work fuaraatsod. Beaooa Ughtning makes. L A M Equipment lyear. On-dixplay atmala. klbra 643-2711 ProtitcUon. Stsve Pearl, 643- Corp., Route 83, Vemoft, 87b- p h o n e f o r appoijttment 875-3136 5815. . .., X 7609. Manchester Exchange — Samuel AM>oKt^Mtf4k. 24'M)358 EnterprLs 1945. , BEE IT r^..i£*tcmDHT BIDWRLL, HOMR Improveraont lif’ youihave hq meate o||-,.4rans- Company—Rocrflng. siding,'al- FUR “A job well done feeling"- portatlon. I’ll send my autb for Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? taraUone. nddltlobs > amT re clean carpets with Blue Lustre. you. No obligation on your part modeling. o< all types Bbccol- Rent electric shampooer $1. whatsoever, even if you 4 >eat wOncntanship 649-6465. ' Paul’s Paint ft Wallpaper Sup don’t buy. l4-Hour Answering Service ply. Froe to Herald Readers Roofing and rblmneyg 16-A FR EE — stortes for leach fields, A--- Help Wanted— Femaie 3,t Help W anted— MtUc 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 45-46 ALLYN' STREET Wailt iBfonnattoa on one of oar olaaslflod advorttsomontaf No ROUFINO — BpM.laiiaIng re retaining walls, dry wells or - OPEN-NIGHTS ■ aMmw at thr tolephonn listed? Simply call Ite pairing roofs of all kln.is. new MACHINIST Bridgeport op^ m e c h a n ic to service and ffe- patios. Just pay for ad; 644^ SEVERAL women needed for fUEWING MACPINH ^ .iBlnger roofs, gutter work, ct.l.nneys light bench work assembly, erators,. turret-; lathe operato# pair automatic addressing ma- 0304. cleaned, repaired Aluminum chinea With, electrical' controls. automatic' slg-.zag, cabinet please apply in person, Eh-’ and stock man. Jdb shop ex- FOR SALE — miscellaneous model, exceUanC condition,(but EbWARDS siding 80 years’ experience. gineered Metals, Inc., 10 perience preferred, 66 hour Call ,Mr. - Worgan, Hartford BY RICK TURNER 525-9101. snack ba.- equipment. Call 643- ton^ holea; embroiders,, hems, Free estimates. Call Howley. Hilliard Street, Manchester ■’wdek.i^aragon Tool Co., Inc. 6054 between 10 a.m. kndj.j' 64? 5861. 644-8888. 269 Adami! Sd, Manchester. •'etc.-Repossbssed, w as-830^80, ANSWERINB SERVICE PLUMBERS wanted to work p.m. unpaid- briaiice '.'**(*• FULL-TIME hairdresser. Belli- ELECmiCtAN. llcehsed Joor- pafi-tlme nights Vr weekends. over payments o f-^ .’ monthly. “ Healing and Plumbing 17 643-4523. > ?' SEVERAL l e n g t h s “o< % C lt^ Sewlng^ -Cemiir: Jiartfoird, BI94500 - <7S-2S1S Sima Beauty Salon, -644-1519;; neymait'ilixperlBlSded In raslden- manlla hemp, appfOidmately .ejs leave your meissgo.^Voii*ll bear from our advortbor la Jig BOTTl PLUMBmO A Heating. tlalv .comlnertJtKl and.- indua- RELIABLE Reliyid gentleman 175' lengths; heavy duty wench 6^-047'6. ■ Renalrs and alterations. 643 trial, steady .wprk, RockVVBe , , ) ' ' f ji ft:;. tline without spendlni an evening at the telephone. ', yard work and gardening. worm drive, including 5 6-16 m o v in g j-,.WeaUngiwuae'waifh- 1496. I area.' Call '876-6906. ' Y -'■! ’ ' ' ‘- . f 11 643-5113 betwedfj 9-5 week steel cable and 5 sheaves, and ‘ ing macWnei ‘ K-oflrite Ironer, 34 one block and fall with approx ' p - 3 Trucks—Tractors PLUMBING, heating and re SEWING FULL - fllUE eXp«Criehced men ya.' ; r c ^ ^ H e ; typOwiJiif r, s ^ , depk, imately 200 feet of % niemp. qlf cprldlUoTijer apprqxUM*ely modeling done reasonably. ] for general custodial Work-.and , dAN WANTED'tq wptk mom- will pack any faucet $3.50. Rol floor ’-fKaXlng. Must be oyer' 21, Reasonable, 163 Benton Street, .qqe ton, 8x10 rug, nxw>le .kltch- fcom 8-12:30., Apply New Manchester. r - ‘en set, mahogany dfesk,'mteeel- HERALD FOR SALE — 1967 Chevrolet and Plumbing A Heating Co., MACHINE years of "age. Driver's license 'Systeirn Laundry, Harrison pick-up truck. Call 646-0228. 643-4523. 'required. 6 iU General Clean laneous bric-a-brsw:. 649-5061. ■, ing Service, 649.-5S34. Street. DEVELOPING equipment for CUSTOM BUILT 3-cushlon sofa Radio—TV Repair .OPERATORS MAN WANTED for stock and ntlSCILLA^ POP B¥ AL VERMEER 1 ' ^ BO X LETTERS PART TEME -7- men experi sale. 649-6409. and cover In good "CondHlon, Auto AccessorJes—Tires 6 Services 18 delivery work at Economy Blxperlenced Operators and enced'In floor waxing and gem- 835. 643-6682. - ■...... ' ' ; BOTTS S W S W « W P E swte wdntt s t o p TILLJ F o r Y o n r Sleottlc Supply. 36-38 Oak St., 55JFSS*3LADN5LrSr . t FDR SALE — 1950 Jeep motor, Serv trainees needed. Excellent eral cleaning. MUsfbe over 21 64S-;43S. C R)£D POR TWO Okfi^rs ME PROM»SED MBR A < OONmE’S TV end Radio years ”'of age. - 0611 Gejriral BdSts And AcceSsori«> 46 KENMORE gas stove wltJi Heat OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS : 4 cylinder; also, Jeep radiator. Ice, available all hours. Satis- opportunity for qualified er; Coldspot refrigerator;, S- AND TH«^EE NI«HTSJ> WMOLE NEW SUMMER^ InforraatioD CTeaning, 649-6334-, . ’ ; LEADING National company de Call after 6 p.m., all day Sun factiim guaranteed. Ca> M9 trainees to leAm 'sewtng. SMALL boat trailer, Tee-Nee, piece .living mom. set; two- W ELL.t'M THCRES ACASE .TH'BUU. day, 643-6331. m s Apply . . . sires alert, i aggressive men, p|eee iKbple bedroom set, com WELL.WVW ELECnUdAN , -^journeyman prefspabily over 21, - with car. 12 feet, little used. Call 643-6998 DO M X) f J U 6 T TEUUN' OF A SMART MAK k SCZ TO ■nOD HERALD win not preferred, -immediate employ after 6 p.m. ? • pete wfth boxspring and- njat" t h i n k I 1 MXJ, IS ALLi HMnW TO SUFFER [HIM,•YOU BANTLEY Service Center — Tqr,Jn^e«Uate opeidngs. Sales , FER A DUMMV.' WONT tX> disclose the idenUty of ment. Call Walt Zemanek, 876- tress; e^pleca kttchen set. 'All AM ? WHY, 1 WANT A any advertiser using box Trailers— elSbtronlc organ repairs, radio .egpnrtmtos' helpful but not es- in g o ^ condition. Call 649-5907. ANY FOOL NEW SH A FT I ONE o u y TH' BUU lHESB.'CAUM and television repairs. SaUsfac- MANCHESTER MODES 9370. aMUal, aa we offer a complete WOULD KNOW/ MADE^LIKE •0.U KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 196S PAGE TWENTY-1 PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1965 Honsea For Sale 72 Honscs For Sale 72 SabnrlMB Fw Sslt 7$ SabnrbsB For M s 75 Houses For Btk 72 Snbmban For Solo 75 Resort Property Houses For Sale 72 Housis For Sale 72 H o b s m For Salt 72 Houses For Sale 72 MANCHESTER — 0 bedroom MANCHESTER — Essex street COVENTRY modernised NORm COVENTRY — Imrae- C ot entry For Rent 67 $14,600 — She room OpKw*M, ga- Local Stocks HOLLISTER STREET ... the MANCHESTER — East Bide.: 9 SPLIT LEVEL V - T roo«u,- 3 Roach, laige well landscaped room brick Ranch, axceUant bedroom home. Walk to stores. dkute occupancy, 8-room over-' 81 ACRE FARM best buy in Town. 6 romn Cape full batha, dining room, fire- 1 % acres., fasten. lot, walking dlstancs to aohoohi looatloR, an city facltltiea, reas New furnace, large Uving Bd Oape, guxmge, 2 fire COTTAGE for rent — Mlsqua- room Ranch with 8 generous and shade treea suMiihan, with all the trtanminga. 1% BEST BUYS bedrooms, dining room, spa placed living McA and family and abqpplng, recteatlon room, onably p riced. 0M-EK)8. room , nice Shady yard. $7,800. p laces, bulM-taiS, 1% baths, % Large older 13 room home CLASSIFIED micut, Rhode Island. Foor HUtehins Agency. R e a l ^ , 646- laundry, attached garage, room s. Call 648-0491. ' baths, shed domer, finished cious room with fire room, one-car garkge, shaded Barrowe A W allace. 840-5806. WOODED ACRE. Pasek Real in good repair, recent utili Dempsey-Tegeler Co., lae. rec room. Mg porch. Sure there BY BELRORE place, large kitchen with for lot, $80,900. PMlRntek Agency,. (noe. acreen^ porch, dlshwaaher, at 289-7476, 742-8348. ties. presently a 0 family. Namhers of Naw Tatli la a sand bank in the back, 849-8464. tic fan, carpeting. Owner ask L ots F o r Sale 73 WnXINGTON Just off the L arge shade treeO, 2-car Stack Bxehaaga mica counters, oil hot Water MANCHESTER — bfHWtUM new Parkway, a beautiful Ranch of Vernon MISQUAMICUT, R. I. ‘ but that assures you privacy. COUNTEY SETTING heat, plaster walls, attached ing $20,900. 649-1846. garage, 3 largaoutbuildings Bank Stocks ADVERTISING LINDEN STREET — Acron 4-4 two famlUee, flats and du- COVENTRY LAKE — Four lots three bedrooms, full basement Out of state Owners are anxious Big, solid Colonial in rural garage, $16,600. W olvetton plexss. Custom quality through on main road, lake privileges. ideal for Uvestodk, horses, B id AZkad , SUMMER RESORT aetting, yet still In town. Seven from .Center Park. Vacant 8 26 CROMWELL 'Road'— Seven selling fo r only H6.B00. B ig $AVING$ GALORE etc., small greenhouse, to seH. T. J. Crockett, Real A gency, R ealtors, 646-2818. out. Full tiled baths, Indltridual room Colonial, 8 bedrooms, 1% Total“ price $2,600. Write Box Coon. Bank and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS tor, 648-1677. rooms, double garage with sec room single wMh two baths, wooded lot. Suburban Hvlng at about 30 acres clear, bal ’Tius!: Co...... 66H *8 garage, good lot. Asking $18,- ceUara, hot water beat. Excel baths, living room, fireplace, Y . Herald. its best T. J. Crockett Realtor In store for the lucky buy 8 AAL to 5 PJR We still have a good selec ond story, tool shed, treed 150 er of this large custom 8% ance wooded. Hay crop Hartford National tion of cottages available NEW TWO-Famlly. duplex, 0-S, ft lot. A wholesome atmos 000. Needs some redecorating. lent location with all Millttee. dining room, modern kitchen, 64t-1677. pays taxes. 3,000 feet of Can now. Hayes Agency, 64S- aunporch, laundry, large jalou room Spilt LeveL conven Bank C o...... 5$H 55 for most weeks for your nice location, separate heat phere. $21,900. OUTSTANDING BUY T. J . Crockett, R ealtor, 648- Resort Propery For Sale 74 wooded road frontage with Flia laaniania Oooniriuitos COPY a.OSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 4808. sy porch, Rusco combinations, ROUTE 44-A, Just over Bolton ient ta BWngton Ridge summer vacation, by the ing systems, city uMlltles. Call 1577. Country Club, Route ''15, stone walls. Developers, Hartford Fire ___ 66 66% U week or two week rentala builder, Leon CLessynski, 649- OLD AND RARE Urge well landscaped lots. By WATERBHONT Chalet. Coven- Une. Nest expandable 6 room builders, speculators or r MONDAX Thrn FRIDAX 10:S0 A.M.-«ATDU>AT 0 AJt Yes. Ihls deHgbtful 6 room BISSE2LL Street — 4 famUy, ex 641, TWO-FAMILT, oMer home, a p i^ n tm en t only, owner 649- Ranch with breezeway and 2- shopping and school. Natlrmal Fire ...186 141 4291. How would you Hke a four bed entlemen farmers—sound Phoenix Fire ...... 63% 63% Colonial built by Jarvis cellent return, Will finance. 649- 2-oar garage, very nice lot and 0468. ca r g a n in , and a 80x100 chick ivestment at only $39,000. room borne, beautifully redec and located in WoodbUI good location, $n,900. J. D. and s 11 I I around The home features 4 bed life aad ladematty las. Cot. Lewiss & Stanton Realty 5229, ,9-6. pooeltV -/V yJL/JL/ Hmry. en coop. Retiring? .. . Interest g orated throughout, phis two car Heights in Manchester Is R ealty Co., 648-6129. VERNON STREET — 6% room rooms, 1% baths, family Aetna life ...... 64% 65% *^^^^^]B^PPRKCIATia> D IA L 643-2711 Real Estate A Insurance MANCHESTER garage with big, shade giving Lappen A gency, 849-6261, 849- ed in creamlca, repair faciU size buUt-in kitohen with LAWRENCE P. FIANO PAY an outstanding buy. The THREE bedroom Colonial, new Ranch plus two completely fin' ties, chickens, etc. This Is the Conn. General ...141 143 Winnapaug Road maple trees in front and a MANCHESTER — New 7'toom 6140. Urge dining area, formal REALTORS Spacious 6 room Dutch Co owner is out of state and kitchen, open ttalrcase. West Ished rooms in the basement deal. HDtehway, nice home easy 643-2766 646-0434 743-6864 Hf(l Steam Boiler 150 164 Westerly, Rhode Island lethora of fruit trees, berry Garrison Colonial, 12x24 liv dirung room, living room, 49% lonial, central entrance, anxious to sell. This home Side, $14,600. CaU 643-3089 after 'With a walk-in from the back. COVENTRY LAKE — ready for access. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Security Ins...... 48% 14'x24; living room, large gushes, and garden space on a ing room, family room, built- paneled family room, base Security Insurance TEL 596-2885 has all of the amenities for 4 p.m., anytime weekends. A. one - car basement garage, building. All cleared 3 lot size, 648-1677. Continued From Precedhi9 POfl* dining room and kitchen, spacioue 400 ft. yard. If you carefree family living. Only in kitchen, spacious lot Priced large lot, imntaculately main ment, garage, and large of Hartford .. 18% 19% think this is a rare find. It is. $3,000. Call H ondd at 649-2012 rear covered patio. Wantad— ^Rcal Estato 77 ‘Rooms Without Board 59 Apartments—Flats— separate pfuitry, 1% tiled $19,300. Call Doris Smith, DBLMONT STREET — Enjoy right. Hayee A gency, 648-4808. tained, $18,900. Balch M a i E s BOLTON — la rge speudoua Travelers ...... 39% 89-% THREE WEEKS on Cape Cod baths, fireplace, beusement Consider also th4t this big yet Jarvis Realty Co., 'MO- family Ufe to the fuUest in this o r M ildred at 876-7292. Balch room Split, 8 bedrooms, 1% courteous Tenements 63 tate, 649-2012, 875-7292 any Real Estate. The lot Is a Urge corner 24-HOUR prom pt. PnbSe UtfHties for 3280. .June 26 - July 17, garage, excellent residen cozy home Is In Manchester 1200, Evee., 649-2519. delightful older home. Features tim e. / baths, basement, rec room, ga.- service. Single and multtole | Conn. Light Power 38% 39 ; ATTRACTIVE room for work new 3-bedroom trailer set up lo t with a 'View, am eelte tial area, complete city . . . about 1 m ile from the 6 romns all on one floor. 4 car rage, treed 1% acres In beauU dwellings wanted. Char-Bon Hartford Gas Oo. 58 81% 1 ing girl, private home, board FOUR ROOM heated apartment in very nice park, two min Center! The heart broken own drive, and located among optional, references. Call 643- and garage, second floor, no utilities. Only $20,900. garage. Wooded lot. Only $17,- SWIM MANCHESTER —Unusual buy! SnburlMUi F or Sale 76 fill area of fine homes. Only comparable homes. The Real EsUte, 643-0683. 50. New England utes from ocean, all conveni er has Just been transferred. 600. CaU Carl Zinsser, Jarvis Five room home, absolute pri . 6745, 742-8167. children, 395. a month. Cen MANCHESTER^Modem 8 bed $22,000. — btiow replacement owners have ^rchased an Telephone Co. . 56% 66% ences including automatic We could take up a whole page R ealty C o., R ealtors, 648-1121, vacy, convenient to everything, COVENTRY — 6 room s, S-bed- cost. Owner 649-6986. LETS GO! We have bujrers Mamfaetarfng Oompaalee LESS trally located. Available Aug other home. 'You owe It to THE THOAO>SON HOUSE, Cot washer. Call owner, 644-0651. U & R REALTY CO., INC. deecrlbing this property—but room Ranch, fuU basem ent, 2 extra large lot, $18,900. Call 'waiting. We need good listings. ust 1st. Phone 643-6064. baths, completely air condition 649-1200. E ves. 643-0038. AT HOME room year 'round home, excel yourself and to your family AlUed Thermal ..51% 66% tage Street, centrally located, let us show it to you—inside 649-2012 or 876-7292. B oich R eal lent area near lake, only $9,- WAPPING — 8 bedroom custom Oall now — Paul Oorrentl Arrow, Hart, Heg. 60% 61% COLUMBIA LAKE — cottage REALTORS 643-2692 and out. A beautiful Beet Buy ed, fenced yard, $10,900. Bel to see this unusual value. large, pleasantly fumlsbed MANCHESTEIR — modem 2V4 EAST CENTER Street section. Executive neighborhood, Estate. 600. Hayea A gency, 848-4808. built Ranch on deeulend street Quick occupancy, minimum A gency, 643-2125. After 8. ca ll Barden ...... 17 17% for rent, July and August. Tel. Robert D. Murdock 643-6472 —By Belfiore, of course. A ir R eal Estate, 643-9332. Large Colonial, 4 or 6 bed' at 20 R idge R ood. 16 minutes 648-6363. room s, parking. Call 649-2868 room apartment, private coun 228-3431. beautiful 7 room Cape, 2% down financing, your gain Br stol Btass ___ 8% 9% for overnight and permanent rooms, 2% baths, kitchen with VERNON — spotless 5% room from dowTktown H artford. Ex try location, <90. 649-4565, eve. SWIMMING POOL MANCHESTER — Modern baths, family room, 2-oar — their loos, at only RANCHES, Manriteeter. We C oleco ...... 13% 14 guest rates. 644-0181. MANCHESTER —— 6 - room Ranch two blocks from Bow bulH-lne, 2-car attached gH' garage, 16x32 filtered BUILDER’S Ranch, cabinet kitchen, ceram tensive view , AASO zone, many $20,900. Colonial Board In backyard phis recent two- rage, lovely landscaped yard, ic bath, basement rec room, extras, mid twenties. CaU own need two Immediately for well Ranch, full basement, built-ins, ers School, 2 fireplaces, nicely swimming pool with ca quaHfted clients ready to close. Com m on ...... 6 6% ROOMS FOR RENT, one block Wanted To Rent 68 city utilities, garage, wall to car garage makes this big six 140 foot frontage. Klva 'Tyler, bana, many exciting fea SPECIAL level treed lot, ooty $14,600. er 649-1280 or 468-6768. room Colonial well worth see treed lot, only $17,900. Bel A ir LAWRENCE F. FIANO Any area considered. Lappen D-’•!iam-Bush ... 4% 4% I from Main Street, free park FIVE ROOM apartment, cen wall carpeting, treed lot, good R ealtor 649-4469. tures. Priced way below Hayes A gency, 648-4803. ing. kitchen privllegea, gentle ing. Ehccellenbly kept up, in cen R eal Estate, 643-9332. Here is the opportuntty of REALTORS A gency, 649-6261, 649-4140. Kaman Aircraft . 8% 9% tral location, ctdl 649-3033. COTTAGE or furnished apart location. Charles Le^perance, owner’s cost. CaH early to ANDOVER men only. 643-6127. ment within commuting dis tral location. Healthl^l swim TWO FAMILY duplex, 2-car ga a lifetime to purchase a BOL/TON — ^ room Ranch cus N. B. Machine ...31% 32% | 8% ROOM Apartment with ga 649-7620. POUR BBDR(X>M Colonial, inspect this choice oCfei^ former Model Home com 6 rooms, set back b^ind 643-2766 646-0424 742-6364 SELLING OR Buying ? This Is North and Judd . 19% 21 tance of Storrs wanted by ming is yours without traffic fireplace, garage, dining room, rage, garden house, lot 86x160, tom built in I486, l-^ar garage, NICE ROOM for gentleman rage, stove, reftigerater, avail Ing. plete with drapes and wall summer porch and patio, snuk- flowering shrubs and trees, a step that takes professional Peter Paul ...... 31 82 teacher and family for July. GARRISON Colonial In execu hazards and aggravations. Coll family room, 1% batha, $22,- separate furnaces. First class HEBRON — London Park, with references, cemvenient lo able July 1st, 376. Call 649-6744. Respond to J. Kennedy, 257 now. condition. Call 643-9068, 5-7 p.m . to wall carpeting. Come out basement with play room, on a quiet street, with action. Why do things the hard Plastic Wire Cable 19% 21% { tive neighborhood on a beauti 000. 649-5001. room expandable Cape, storms way. Call Harold at Balch Real cation yet residential, parking, Lawrie St., Perth Amboy, New out to Oak(Ue off Wells handy to lake, 816,900. Fhll- shaded elevated picnic area 51. rr ’e-'tl Screw . . 36 37 EIGHT room tenement, central ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1% HAYES AGENCY and screens, 6 yeurs old, low Estate, 649-2012, or M ildred at 21 ChiHMh St., 649-4966. Jersey. BRAND NEW FOUR-Bedroom Raised Ranch, NEW USTINO—Bowers School Street in Manchester and brick A gency, 849-8464. In rear. FuU bath, enclosed Stanley Works .. 24% 34% I ly located on Main 3110., baths, breezeway, 2-car ga 643-4803 see this amazing value. porch, artesian well, forced teens. Owner 649-2110. 876-7292. Veeder-Boot ...... 28% 28% rage, 326,400. Phllbrick Agen Buljder says “SEILL’’ This 8 fine Manchester location, rec area. Immcu;ulate 6 room An- FOR RENT — front room, cen 646-0293. YOUNG engineering family room raised ranch was built Open for Inspection 1-5 LAKE FRONT—6% room Ranch, hot air heat. Asking price The above quotations are not cy,. 649-8464. room, fireplace, garage, $24,- saldl built Cape, fireplace, plas ANDOVER — 3-bedroom Ranch, WANTED — we have two quali trally located, parking, 59 Birch wants 3 b^room bouse or to sell for $23,900. A shift in tered walls, recessed cast Iron p.m. dally or call Jervis deep treed lot, oil hot water $10,200. For $10,800, 3 rear to be construed as actual mar-1 Street. 649-7129. THREE ROOMS for rent, 376. 900. J. D. R ealty, 643-6129, fuH rec room , close to Univer fied buyers for Colonials In the apartment. 875-2326. MANCHESTER — modem. Im operatloiw has reduced this radiatlcRi, garage, and nicely MANCHBISTER — Older 6 room Realty Co., Realtori, 648- heat, full cellar, knotty pine lots adjoining rear of house sity, many nice features, $16,- kets. a month. Inquire Piccolo Piz figure to $22,500, for an im 1121, 649-1200. kitchen and dining area, llvln|; lot, with 150’ frontage on $26,000-130,000 p rice range. F or m aculate a room Colonial, 1% INVESTORS — 6-6 Dui^ex, Zone landscaped lot. The Leonard home, minutes from Aircraft, 200. J. D. R ealty Co., 643-6129. further Information, please call za P alace, 467% Main St. mediate sale. Automotic kitch n, location adaptable to office S bedrooms, 2 baths, \ acre room with fireplace, excellen: poraUel street, may be pur- baths, built - 1ns, dlahw a^er, A gency, 646-0469. The Leonard Agency anytime, NEW ALSCO Apartment Buildings Business Property wall-to-wall carpeting, only en, 2% baths, walkout family or business conversion. Good lot. Only $16,600. Hayes Agen condition, $13,900. W olverton diased. COLUMBIA — 3 bedroom Fleet Coats Stabilized FOUR ROOM apartment, 64 MANCHESTER — 6-4 two fam Agency, 649-2818,. 646-0469. Tenements 63 Birch Street. Call between 7-8 For Sale 70 $19,600. Hayea A gency, 643- room, sepeuate laundry room, incom e sis exists. Lappen Agen MANCHESTER — Desirable cy , 643-4803. Ranch, excrilent location, etc. etc. lly flat, near Center Street, aU H igh up, overlooking lake, WASHINGTON — As the I p.m ., 643-6200. 4803. cy, 649-6261, 649-6140. Blast Side. With trees —- attrac COVENTRY LAKE: Comfort light-of-'w ay to lake, $18,900. LOOKINa for n y tlang in real M A IN STREETT site, near Cen city utilities, $225. monthly in shingled■ led four rooms, bath, Call 338-9197. unit cost of American military tive, iftrge 7 room Raised MANCHESTER — Rockledge. 4- able and well kept year 'round enclosed porch. 2 rooms up, estate rentals — uartmants, NEW 6-room duplex, 3120. ter, with building of 6,500 so. $16,900—116’ FRONTAGE, shade 52 BALDWIN ROAD bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 lava. 1- come, good investment or live T^iot turkey caroass will aircroflt tacreases, the number Ranch, formal dining room, 2 In with small monthly pay 4 room home. Liurge pine pan' partially finished. Some ALUMINUM homes, multiple dwMllnga, call ft Many potentials. WIU fi We want you to drive by this VERNON — 8% room U * R 'nvake a good broth If you oook cf plafMs decreases. In five monthly, available July 1. Call trees, immaculate six room baths, 2 flrepteces, wall-to-wall car garage, finished rec room, eled Uving room with stone fumlshingB included. Com J. D. Realty, 64Mm. after 5:30, 643-0160. nance. Owner 649-5229, 0-5. Cape, fireplace, dead end one this weekend. Please no HAVE YOU den, patio, complete built-lns, m ents. Only $18,900. Lawrence bulk oversized Ranch, buUt- it tai a small amount of water y«ani the Air Force fleet has carpeting, 3 generous size bed F . Flano, R ealtors, 646-0424, flr^ilace. Ideal for young cou pletely vrlnterized. Asking street, Mancheeter. HutchiM tice the half-acre lot, the rose- rooms, master bedroom with intercom system, air-condi ins, aluminum storme, base 'with a oetery branch, Hnaill ca r ■declined from 17,000 ooti've CHECK THIS VALUE FTVE-ROOMS, 3-bedrooms, sec BUSINESS ZONE m — Eight 843-2766, 742-6364. ple or retired folks. Price $8,- under $10,000. ment garage, convenient to A gency, R ealtors, 646-0103. covered fence, the trees, the EVER private bath; finished, heated tioned. beautifully landscapped. 000. Madeline Smith, Realtor, rot, onfon slices pepperporns, a craft to 14,600. another year . .. NOW ... ond tkx>r, bullt-ins, heat and rooms with two offices, sep awnings, the manicured lawn. family room with fire-place, For further information call Shown By Appointment Only H artford. »u n le y A gency, 643- bay leaf and a feW aHepice. Add th e tota l 'Will be shout 13,600. | SIDING f i r s t OFFE3RING—Exceflent arate entrance, suitable for $14,500 — Manchester. 6 room seen a 4 room house with 649-1642 or Mabel Sheridan, 0080. For The Fifat Time In Conn. hot water, 3160. J. D. Realty, Be assured that the interior is good cloeet apace, 2 - car the R F. Dlmock Co., Real 6-room Cope, ceramic tile bath, 643-8139. EXCLUSIVE WITH saJK. after tire bnkh has been But the 'value in aQ three I Now for the first time you can have your home com- 643-6129. business or professional use. Cape, new siding, fenced shad likewise. Natural wood work, a 16x22 living room? This strained. 'W ill be the same— $27 bilUon. garage, attractively landscap tors, 649-5245. open stalix:ase, large porch, 2- SOUTH WINDSOR: Recent TRUE LUXLTIY 022,000. Philbrlck Agency, 649- ed lot with fireplace, sewers. fireplace, formal dining room, quality-packed Ranch has VBStNON—New Owtom Ranch I pletely covered in quality AIsco Aluminum Siding at | 8464. ed lot Lot adjoins town prop car garage, combinatloas, ex five bedroom home, 3% baths, LIVING Hutchins Agency, Realtors, automatic kitchen. Oall us for one and more besides; in MANCHESTER — 4-4 duplex, ers, large w ooded lots, $15,200. FLOYD REAL ESTATE new low builder prices. AH work done by our own 646-0103. erty giving children added cellent recreational facilities, 2 car garage. Acre yard, trees A T A FIVE-ROOMS, second floor, a aee-thru. cluded are an unusual id and ^vacy. City separate furnaces, 2-car ga Maximum ocnvemticaal financ factory trained men and is fuDy guaranteed. 3116. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. CENTRALLY located 4 three bathroom and custom nice treed lot, city utiUttes. ANDOVER, CONN. aad brook. Now vacant, must LOW REN TAL room lapartments, three utilities. Daly $25,!,'TOO. Lawrence rage, one block from Main Bowers School area. Owner de ing avaUable. Bettor act im be sold. Don’t hesitate—your AIR-CONDITIONED kltxAen. Many other fea F. Flano, Realtors, 6464M24, Street. Priced to seU. Hayes mediately!'See today. Borrows H. B. Floyd 742-7682 MANCHESTER Garden Apart stores, excellent income. Chll tures too numerous to sires quick .sale. Charles Lee- offer wifi be respectfully oon- HOME WITH BUSINESS Six room ranch with formal 643-2766, 742-6364. Agency, 643-4803. A W allace. 649-5808. J. C Hutchinson 742-7852 TODAY'S SPECIAL Limited Time Special ments — 3% room apeutment, Paul J. Oorrentl A gency, 648- dining room, three twin sized name. If you have been perance, 649-7680. sldnad. CaH now to see. Own MARILYN available July 1st, heat, hot 2126, a lter 5 p.m ., 643-6863. e r 64S-18U. Attractive country sotting bedrooms, nice entrance foyer, looking for an immaculate MANCglElSTElR — 6% room Col MANCHESTER — beautlflffiy MANCHBSTB5R — 7-room Colo TOIAAND ROAD, No. Coven WAPPING — Custom seven water, stove, refrigerator, 3110. dbhwasher, disposal, etc. cool, home, we have It. Don’t try — one of the nicest Capes -64 OLDSMOBILE per month. 643-0000, 646-0090. with 200’ frontage on state onial, 2-car garage, 1% tiled finished 6 room Cbpe In desir nial, 8 large bedrooms up, den room borne, 1900 8q. ft., three MANCHEISTER is only mtmitee STANDARD 6-ROOM CAPE Land For Sale 71 road between Manchester cool comfort, Nice lot with wait—call now. Shown by bathe, fireplace, enclosad able neighborhood, Hvlng room down, could be fourth bedroom, we have ever Usted. Acre of bedrooms, large family room COURT O ffice 16 Forest St. scenic view. appointment only. grass, 2-car garage, set-iq* for away from this year around and WiUlmantic, near three porch, etty utilities, excellent with fireplace, formal dining 2 fun baths, one car garage, 2% b^w, garage, built-ins, home, taae attoriied garage and (30’ X 24’) APARTMENTS MANCHESTER Garden Apart' VERMONT, Lunenberg — Camp lakes. Pleasing 4 room condition throughout Priced to room, shed donner, lovely ahsnlnum combinations, ahrni po(U, re c room , 1% baths. F or $OT,000. B arrow s A W allace, K ancheeter lots, 60x400, $150. M her par REDUCED THE LEONARD AGENCY $18,200. this is a lot o f value. lake privileges. Full price $6,- ments — 4% rooms, 2 bed home plus attached 20x20 sell. Charles L esperancs, 649- yaixL C ircle and caU owner 443- Inum aiding. Price reduced to 649-5806. 600. Aleo, 6 room Ranch, at rooms, heat, hot water, stove, cels. Amelia Walker, Miles Coffee Shoppe In operation. for fast sale is this big Co Realtors 646-0469 7620. 051$. $20,900. For further Infomiar See for youreelf. T. J. Crockett, From Hartford, take WiBmr Pood, North Concord, Vermont. lonial in the Cone St.-Cobum R ealtor, 648-1577. BOLTON . . . new listing hers. tached garage, foil ceHor, refrigerator and parking, 3120. Spacious garage. In low tton oall owner, 648-4903. m oity extra s,' $18,600. CaH Sie Cross Parkway to Exit 92. Pro 20'a Price ii^ludee this Rd. area Big fireplaced living Four bedroom Ranch with 1% $ ceed 1 mile on Center S t Mari Available July 1st. 643-0000, room. 1% Imths, garage, 180 NEED ROOM? Unusual 7 room 8% ROOM RANCH, fireplace Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real 646-0090. Office 15 Forest popular, long established baths. FuU basement, two car lyn Court is located on the cor Houses For Sale 72 ft lot. ^ prepared to buy If Colonial. 1% baths, dishwash large family room off kitchen, garage. Beautiful wooded lot tors, 643-6930. Street. “husband - and - wtfe- er, double garage, aluminum ner of South Adams and Olcott size” bustnesB with equip you're seriously looking for NOTICE 810’ frontage, weU landscaped, House Is in iiiunaculate condi 6 8 8 COLONIAL—11% rooms, 8% "88" HOUDAY COUPC Sts., just one block south of m en t value. siding, nice yard, $18,900. Lap- suburban, $^,900. Hutchins tlon. An exceUent value for BOLTON — Only $13,900. F ive OTHER SIZES PROPOR'nONATELT Center Street. Only 10 minutes baths, Uving room 30x16, A public bearing win be held SIX-ROOMS, first floor, 3125. pen A gency, 649-5261, 649-6140. A gency, R eritors, 048-0108. only $28,500. T . J . Crockett, room Cape Cod, large living This car la fully equipped including radio-heater, Hy- from Constitution Plaza. atone flrralace, 6 acres of ST. BARTHOLEMEW by the Town PUumlng Commls- room with fireplace, plastered dramatic, power steering-brakes. ^11 idnyl interior, J. D. Realty, 643-5129. aicn of Mkndieater, OonaecU-; Realtm:, 843-1577. Room Apartments land, outbuUdlngi, $31,500 MANCHESTER — Modem Chpe OU) MELLOW C2tarm — Wide walls, rear porch, garage, cloth carpets, wheel discs, and many, many other extras. Walton W. Grant Ajrency PARISH «njL Tueadoy evenkig, Juas 39i STARTING AT PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. Older home on beautiful tree on high elevation, wooded, 109x beards,. fireplaces, 8 large BOL/TON — 4 bedroom modern abode treee, garden apace, U e Low milsage, one owner. Was $2895. S1006A. Unis car Realtor 643-1153 dotted land. $15,400. 148 lot. Complete privacy plus '^$S at 8 p.m. In ths H sarte rooms, liMdein heat, 8 baths, fiat roof Ranch with Jolousled convenience. Eoafiy financed carries tha remainder of New Car Guarantee. $120 FOUR ROOM flat, 346. R efer SEIVEN ROOM ok'ar home, 4 Rohm of the Munlelpal Buflft* ences. 643-8009. 20-mlle view. Bel Air Real Es large traea, $14,800. Hutching breezeway and S-car attached 'With minimum down M ym cnt. P E R MONTH bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x161. SEVEN ROOM RANCH tate, 643-9332. Ing to consider the following Inoomparable Luxury Sutures Marion E Robertson. Realtor. Agency, RsaltDni, 8«84nQ8. garage, set on 4 acres. Large Lawrence F. Flano,. Realtocs', SIX ROOM apaiiment, first in professional and executive M posed zone chapges; . 643-2766, 646-0424, 742-6364. NO MONEY 643-6953. MANCHESTER — spotless 8 PARKER SlRgCT — TAT kUchen and dining area, dlab- HURRY floor, centrally located, chll' room Colonial, breezeway, ga area Two full baths. Circum TWO FAMILY — 6 up, 6 down, washer and dteposol, 88 foot NOW stances dictate a fast sale— excellent condition, rented, LOB STREET; To chango $2495 Apartments are renting dren acceptable. 643-0666. NEW RAISED RANCH — 8 rage, 1% baths, 3 bedrooms, Uving-dlning room, with Hesito- MANCHESTER (10 miles out rooms, one fiUI and two half priced below appraisal. An un- Clinton Street, Manchester, Industrial Zonei; 6U or part of o f) $9,600. 5 fbUehed, 7 room \ fa st. . . second section now large lot, fine location, only an area of approximately 88.45 NOTICE OF BID lotor fireplace, 1% baths, full — 64 Other Makes and Models ta, Obooee From •— avaUable for Immediate oc baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms, dining $20,500. Hayes A gency. 643-4803. derpriesd Beet ^ y . $24,300. Owner 649-2666. baosment finlriied In striking ■s' / iG E TWENTY-POUB FKIDAT, JUNE 18, 1968 Tht WafithiT ATtnura Daily N«t P n a a R im Yarreeaet e f 11. •. W ealhir Wmmm liattirl|f»Bt?r Ctrntittg l|sraOt Yer the Week Ended Juae It, 1666 flunuy, wanaar, flttlo eluMHe at Mias Cynthia Poat daughter showers; MB’, net M eeel tsalghh About Town of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Post, Tests Slated 14,208 f c i i e m n g low la 66a; aany aad wanmr ta- 59 Ferguson Rd., has recently MsndMr e f «he Andlt ■arrow» high In the 96a. been elected and installed as BnieaU of dreniatton >oltah National AUUnoe, treasurer of the student faculty For Counsel Manchester— A City of ViUage Charm Oioup 1988, wUI meet Sunday aseoctation for 1965-06 at Jo ...... t l 3 p.m. at 77 Nortb S t seph Lawrence School of Nura- PRICE SEVEN CKNTB h « New Ixmdon, where she is Of Youths ;(TWBLVB PAGES-r-TV 8 BCTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1965 (Classified AdvertMng on Page 9) Memben of the Ladlea ot S t a eenior. VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 221 Aanea will meet tonight at 7;#5 at Hohnee Funeral Home, Airman 2.C. Keimeth H. Cue- ’Testing for this summer fed 400 Main S t, to pay reepecta son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry erally ^KSieored nationwide te-Bruno Oatrowald, whoae wife Cusson, 2 Loockwood St., re program to train more than Honest Crooks a member of the group. 2,000 persotis in the techniqueB HOUSE Report from the Cape cently left for a two-year tour of duty at Hlckam A re , Hono of counseling disadvantaged JACKSONVILLE, Ark. Ih e Britlali American d u b lulu. His wife, the former Diane youth will be held Saturday in (AP) —^Police Chief My arOl sponaor a dance tomorrow the Manchester Office of the Ben Bella Overthrown Hanson, daughter of Mr. sind ron Traylor, has a little for meonbers and guests. Char- Mrs. W. E. Hanson of 78 Bis- State Eknployment Service, its problem on his hands. Ks Vanick's Orchestra will play sell St, plane to Join her hus manager Frederick F. Kanla Were Confident Of the five patrolmen for dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a. band soon. said y^erday. on his staff, two of them m. A buffet will be served. ’Ihe program, consisting of NAME BRANDS DAD WILL APPRECIATE are the Crooks.. Charlie Tbaketa may be purehaeed at The PollBh American Club eight weeks aoademic training HALE Crook and EMdle Crook, 41^ door. \rill have a special meeting to and four weeks on-the-Job ex- AND REFLECT YOUR GOOD TASTE! that is. night at 7 p.m. at the club at perienM, is oaUed "Project Titan Would Succeed Algerian Upheaval World War I Veteran’e Aux- 106 Clinton St Cause." Cause stands fbr' Coun JAary will sponsor a pantry selor Advisor University Sum to describe the atmosphere fa g o Monday at 8 p.m. at the mer Education. By HAL TVRKINGTON 4 Yesterday morning the Miss Leslie Cwikla, the Conferee See Our Fabulous Gift Bar! Air Force successfully around the Cape and the press y f W Home. Members are re- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 171006 who successfully com CATALINA “ How far away will they headquarters iback in Cocoa aoinded to bring articles fbr the James O. Tatro of the history launched a 'ntaa SO rock Events Michael Cwikla o f 109 Wksh- plete training, which is being hear the roar at lift-off?” et — largest ever fired — Beach where we milled around jpuna ington St., was valedictorian of faculty at Manchester Commu held in 35 universities through Scores of unusual gift®. Battery operated back nity cSollege is among the more somebody asked an Air from Cape Kennedy, Fla. 'between trips td the pad and Ariny Chief her graduating class at Baypath out the nation, wlU be recom scratchers, Mini-fan, fits in pocket; all in one fl^sb- the multi-status reports, some There will bo a garden party than 75 educators from the SWIM Force public information Herald aty Editor Hal Junior College. The class grad mended for pooitions at youth light-screw driver set, golf stirrer, coaster, tallies, Turldngton was nearby provided by closed circuit tele In State New Viet Leader tomorrow at the home of Mrs. uated June 6. EJastem States who will gather Opportunity Centere and local officer during Thursday vision and some “ Uve.” Weath Jean Plnney, 342 Summit St, next week at Bennett College key chains. Just oodles of amusing useful gifts. morning’s briefing confer and herewith presesit* his In C o n tro l for reeidents of Westhill Gar officers of the Stats Em^oy- observattons. er seemed to be the only factor Fred Ramey, head of the in New York for the third an ment Service. TRUNKS Come see—priced from $1. ence before the scheduled that could disrupt the program dens who attend Monday meet business administration depart nual conference on "The Nature 8th in 20 Months ings of the Salvation Army at Candidates must have either launch of Titan 3C on its And it did. . Pair Indicted ment at Manchester Community and Demands of Two-Year Col a nmster's or bachelor’s degree depart McCoy Air Force Base Florida’s June w ei^ er can Of Country the development Transporta lege '^paohing.” maiden voyage into space., In Orlando, some 37 miles fyom SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P )— Brig. Gen. Ngu College, will attend a Voca in a field related to counseling BROOKFIELD be unpredictable. Veteran.s at In Death of tion will be provided at 3 p.m. tional Training Institute ^>on- The conference, sponsored by "Oh, they will hear it good the Cape, at the same time the the Cape said it had rained dal yen Cao Ky, flamboyant air force commander, became from the Community Hall at such as psychology, education, ALGIERS (AP)—Presi sored by the State Department the American As^iation of sociology, or guidance. 5.95 about 50 miles away.” Countdown reached zero. For ly for over a week in that area. South Viet Nam’-s younge.st premier today, heading the Westhill Gardens. Those at That’s about the distance we of Education, June n -25 at Jurdor Colleges, is bringing to This program Is part of the STEWART DOUGLAS the benefit of its passengers, It did every day we were there, Girl’s Mother dent Ahmed Ben Bella was tending are reminded to bring gether faculty and administra were from Pad 40 at Cape Ken the airline held the flight at eighth government in 20 months. Ted Hilton’s resort, Moodue. war on poverty. Those who pass Right here—right now— all the new Catalina too. Usually it came in early overthrown in a pre-dawn folding 6bairs. tive otfficera of 34 private and nedy when Titan 3C jettisoned the terminal, and we were able Ky, 34, took over from Phan'-’ the tests wifi receive free room Bwlm trunks—in 100% cotton and cotton blends, or mid-aftemoon, accompanied HARTFORD (AP) — public two-year colleges from yesterday. Its initial power fur to see the "baby” go. Huy Quat who quit last week mander .since a month after'the coup today and will “ meet Mrs. Rachel ’Tllden of 40 and board, tuition, and trans a variety of plaids, checks and solids. Choose SPORT COATS by thunder and plenty or light Elizabeth Ann Sharke- Polish Women’s Alliance. Stone SL was recently re-elect Maine to Maryland for a critical from lace or buckle front, surfer or boxer styles. nished by a pair of solid rocket The excitement pitch must ing, and wouldn’t let up until after a dispute with Chief of coup against Diem. The air the fate of all despots,” Group 248, win have its final look at and discussion of their portation to and from the train motors built by United Tech have been high at the Cape; vitch, a 17-year-old school State Phan Khac Suu and oppo- force with American aid, has ed president of Loyal Circle of ing site. They wili also receive S, m, 1, xl. early evening. Each time it Radio Algiers announced. meethig of this season Monday teaching problems. nology Center of California, a after having lived with her for ■sitaon from religious elements. grown steadily under his leader K in^ Daughters at a meeting a weekly allowance. Tiaindng would drop some three-quarters girl, slumped in her seat A revolutionary councH at 7^30 p.m. at the Pcdlah Club at Center Congregational Some of these problems are: division of United Aircraft three days and gotten to know of an inch of rain. So. it was Suu also resigned. ship. «m Clinton S t is scheduled to begin July 5. Corp. her pretty well, we found our and cried Friday as a Su The armed forces assumed all headed by Ool. Houail Bournedl- Church. Other officers re-elect what skills and capabilities STYLE RIGHT SWEATERS weather that eventually He has frequently flown mis enne, chief of the armed forces, should be developed among stu Kanda said this is an excellent We have a tremendous se "W e were” identifies those selves mumbling aloud, "reach perior Court grand jury power in the new government sions against the Communists ed are Mrs. Dorothy Petersen, opportunity for qualified per "scrubbed” Thursday’s sched took over all power charging dents at two-year colleges, how lection of soft muted col of us who had to catch com high, baby, it’s all yours up indicted her and her boy- although 14 of th 16 Cabinet and participated in one of the vice president; Mrs. Clarence sons to become an important by JACK NICKLAUS uled launch. Ben BeUa with treason and teachers can best handle stu mercial flights home yester there.” posts are held by civilians. first raids against North Viet Petersen, secretary; Mrs. Frank peurt of the anti-poverty cam ors. Sport coats in dacron A bad electrical storm in the :’riend for first degree abuse of personal power. dents who increasingly tend to day morning and could not be She didn't need any coaxing. early morning hours Thursday The highest authority is the Nam in February. Fairwonther, treasurer; Mrs. paign. and wool or 100% Indian at Press Site 3 for the launch. She was ready; the Air Force murder. Congre.ss of the Armed Forces Boumedlenne, 40, an officer LOAM and James Thomscm, publicity; Mrs. differ in backgrounds, abilities, Be ready for cool eve brought on the first delay In Ky, who received part of his nings of golf or sports madras, whichever he pre In our case, It was a wedding and commercial builders were The South Windsor girl and of Viet Nam, made up of some military training in the United who hod been associated with Samuel Wilson, sunshine; Mrs. and proficiency, what sort of the countdown. Workers were Darryl E. Dean, 22, of Middle- training is a must for two-year in these wool and wool fers, will keep him cool In the family last night. telling that to us constantly. 20 top military officers. Under it States, usually wears a tailored Ben Bella since the early days FIELD STONE Minnie McComb, ways and (See Page Five) town, are accu-sed of shooting of Algeria’.'! fight for independ college instructors, and is the blend sweaters. A var Our flight was scheduled to "Confidence" is the best way is a 10-man military directory, black flying .suit with a lavender mesne, and Mrs. Margaret Kott- and comfortable all sum the girl’s mother, Mrs. Eliza ence from France, was jwdd to CALL ART PINNEY four-year and grtMluate-school iety of fashion colors, which in turn is over an execu ascot when flying ml.ssions. A ke, music. Hom em ade cardigans, pullovers, all mer long for any occasion. beth Sharkevitch, 38, in her tive committee of generals. Ky pistol belt is slung around his have been trained either in Pek 649^772 orientation of universities a home May 21. ing or Moscow. But one respon hindrance to the teacher as he styled with great good Full range of sizes. is chai:Tnen of the execuUve hips. He trained at Maxwell The VFW has canceled Its looke. Sines s, m, 1, xl. The girl’s eyes brimmed with committee. Field, Ala., from July 1958 to sible source said Boumedienn* Seafood Night, usually sched tries to understand two-year "is definitely not pro-CSdnese." college problems. tears as the grand Jury fore The directory is headed by January 1959. uled each Friday, because of a RAVIOLI man, Atty. Leon RisCassi of Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu, In his acceptance speech at Diplomatic sources in Madrid Department convention in FRESH OR FROZEN Hartford, announced the verdict, whose job corresponds to that of the Dien Hong conference hall said they had been informed the FO R RENT Bridgeport, The final Seafood but Dean remained calm. chief of state. on the banks of the Saigon Riv- coup wa.s accompMahed by righ Night of this season will be 8 and 16 nun. Movie Projeo- Dean, a former mental pa The new government is the | ©r, Ky .said tists within the Algerian armbd tora—aoiBd or silent alao held next Friday from 6 p.m. eighth in Saigon since the over “ I am just a pilot. As a pilot I forces. But Boumedlenne is said to midnight at the post home. Doz. 30c tient, has been declared suffi -MS mm. slide projectors. CHILD ciently sfiM to stand trial by a throw and assassination of don't like politics. But the gen to be an admirer of Prime Min Superior jyplirt psychiatric com President Ngo Dinh Deim on erals have picked me because ister Fidel Oaatro of Cuba and WELDON bRUO CO. Polish Women’s Alliance, He PASQUALINI mission OTHfch examined him at Nov. 1, 1963. visited Havana last July. •01 Main SU-TM. 64S-«m Groi^i 518, will meet Sunday at HEALTH SAND (See Page Five) 22.95 Hartford State Jail. Ky has been air force cewn- In Washington, the State De 1 pan. at 77 North S t TEL 6444)604 W. H. ENGLAND The grand Jury deliberated 16 partment said U had no emn- 246 Avery St., Wappliig minutes before returning the ments on the sltualkm. LUMBER C O . indictments. Miss Sharkevitch Presumably Ben BeHa, 48, MICHAELS-STERN and Dean were then taken back had beien arrested. A stotement I "A t the Green" 649-5201 to jail under heavy guard to Pictures of Viet Orphans signed ,.,by Boumedlenne Mid await further proceedings. read over the radio said all Read Herald Ads. power had been taken from Bea WONDERON Guards Attacked Draw Nationwide Response Bella. It added that Algeria M O R IA R TY would continue to honor aU pre SOMERS (AP) - The state’s attoi'ney’s office of Tolland NEW YORK (AP) — Poignant■»'nmes: "Our family talked vious agreements and comnfit- wow LOOK AT THESE SPECIALS! Algerian President ments vrtth other cowtries. County is investigating an al pictures of two war-orphaned about it. ' We would like to see about Ahmed Ben Bella Ben Bella had strongly orient NEW CALIF. POTATOES ...... 10 lbs. *99e leged attack on two state prison Vietnamese youngsters — ■ , .’■■’'Ta ■ y . 4 ) ' ] ' if : c; ,'D ,.v>'' i'J