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{■ WEDNESDAY, JUNE IT, 19» Average Dally Net Press Run PAGE TWENTY-POUR .r iHanrt|p0tpr lEmnins Efralb Far toe WssK BaOM : x May ttfd. 1W» 12,925 About Town MsatbMr tos Audit Onr«M st OlreolnUon O u o( t)M Koat Holy Mancha$ter~^A City of Village Chflrm KoMnr Orel* will noM lU umuai dlnnw tonistit at 7:S0 at Okvay’a RetUiirant. M «m b«r» art VOls LXXVIII, NO. 220 (TW ENTY-FOUR PAGES— TWO SECTTIONS) MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, JUNE 18. 1W9 Mntiitod to brtof their donations fo r toe Greater Hartford Catholic h llh aehoel buUdlnf fund or to eeatact Mrs. JamN letber. GREEN DOUBLE Governor Long D m Canter Church Mothers Queen, Philip Flying Chib family picnic scheduled for toolsiit has been canceled. Put in Hospital Minrhsstrr Barracks. Veterans CASH SALES! «( Worid War I. 4Ad lU tiSdiea IMTH Atlantic for 45-Day In Louisiana Auxiliary, Wiu admit to- member­ ship toe lariest class of candl* dates in their history Sunday New Orleans, June 18 (/P) aftamoon at the VFW Hwne. A — A -w ea ry but determined membership drive has been con­ TAKE ADVANTAGE Trip Across Canada Gov. Earl K. lAing was back ducted duTinc the past month. All sum m er h an d bag s in Louisiana today, confined candidates are asked to be pres­ OP J. W. HALE'S ent at 2:80. A Fathers Day social JUNE FABRIC SALE St. Johns., Nfid., June 18t The Queen's.plane took off from to a $22.50-a-day hospital .Nikita to Make Statement wOI follow the meeting. New atyles in easy to clean (4V —Queen Elizabeth II and London at 8:05 a.m. EDT and room overlooking the Mi.a- was due In Newfoundland about sissippi River bridge his The library committee of the Short Terry Buy Your Summer Fqb/ics Prince Philip arrived here to­ 11:30 p.m. EDT. With her and bags. All white, smooth finish tier husband were 11 attendants. brother built. Guild of Our Lady of 8L Bar- day aboard a Comet Jet air­ The 63-year-old Long returned tholomsw'a parish .will meet at 8 At Reduced Prices! liner to start a tour that will Canadian warships and planes plastic calf in many styles. were posted on the Comet's flight last night from a 19-day stay in a o'clock tomorrow nlfht In the All are from the better manufacturers. Finest drip-drj' cottona, easy to care take them across Canada and Galveston. Tex., psychiatric clinic. bsseaent of the rectory, 741 E. BEACH path in the western half of Lhe Soviet Leader Meets Also removable edver jiags in The return trip began a* he stated ■c Middls l^ke. for. synthetics in prints and plain colors, ______' , to Chicago. Atlantic In case of trouble. British vessels and the Royal Air Force firm intentions of resuming his eotto.n, linen and nylon. duties as chief executive of his Members of 8t. Bernadette's JACKETS .St. Johns, Nfld., June 18 furnished protection along the first half of the route. home stste. Mothers Circle will hold their an­ WE HAVE RECEIVED MORE and MORE OF THOSE WONDERFUL moro aid from Ottawa The postponement will allow Gromyko another day to con­ bedroom* when you eee these ensemble*. W e haVe put a real low price on these to sell at least 1009 for his provlncp, Canada's poorest. shortness of breath” due to a S t, reoetved a bajchelor cf adanoe Th^'ceiling at Torbay Field, St. bronchial dlsea.se. sult Moscow and study the new western compromise formula degraa In oomnoencacnent exerdses ensembles. RAYON TRICOT BRIEFS John's Airport, lifted to 800 feet Recently he made a special trip to The governor had a good night, at Princeton Uidvewity, Prince­ *3.98 ..d In midmomlng and ail regular air London for diacuaaions \\ith the for a stqpRap Berlin settlement. It was a.ssumed the Soviet the bulletin said. ton, NJ,, yesterday. Elastic leg and band leg traffic there resumed. Argentia Commonwealth Relations Office. Rovernment still had not reached a definite decision on the reported k ceiling of 300 feet with "His heart action is'quieter and ‘‘last chance” proposal. styles. All white in sizes his general condition seems satts'r Advartlsamanll^ ilt’s HoufDwares Dapartment prospects of fog. (Contlnned on Page Eight) Moscow Radio reported that So­ *5.98 Wondtrful June Buys From Hi factory. The governor was very 6, 6 and 7. viet and East German leader* trialt Ashford Lake tola weak- cooperative during the examina­ T SPORTSWEAR GEM DUST MOP— REG. $1.49 ADJUSTii;BLE IRONING TABLE $ m#,t St the Kremiln today to dis- Third League and—M milea aast of Manchester tion.” < 2nd Floor SPECIAL Save 61c. Reg. $7.95. BPECI^lL, ^ ^ g g Save $1.97 1.00 cu*irj.he Big Four problem in an —off Route 44. Tal- MI 8-6440. Doctors at the" famous Ochsner atmosphere of "complete mutual Foundation Hospital removed the (inderatahdjng and friendship" For Baseball On* piece perforated steel top, extra Strong telephone from the governor's All rayon yarn for maximum dust pickup. A l­ 3 PAIR Merging Protestants The Moscow broadcast said the and rigid, extremely lightweight, gives ven­ "medium priced” room. They In­ ways fluffy, nbver mats, long laeting. Pad Soviet and visiting East Germans tilated Ironing surface. Adjusts to several poei- sisted a “ no visitors” ban include Being Formed LT. WOOD GO. remove8”!'earily for washing. Full 13" x IS" tlona for comfortable Ironing; sitting or stand­ politicians. met St the Kremlin in an atmos­ size. Cornplete with smooth handle. ing. Rubber-Upped legs prevent slipping or .The big questions now: Will phere "of- complete mutual under­ ICE PLANT standing and friendship.” _ . New York, June 18 IJP^ The Special Sale marring floors. Given Constitiitioii Lohg run again ? Will his health $ l BISSELL ST.. GIRLS' COTTON , permft^lt? Will he call a special An Important statemeht'on the chairman of the Mayor’s Commit­ tee for Baseball said today ths - Gube»42ru»h«d-Block» TROPIC TORCH, S3.7T ia. legislative session to resurrect Berlin crisis is expected to come By GEORGE W. OORNEU. 4 It must be approved by that from tnb final meetings between fovmatlnn of a third major league BROADWAY PLOOR BRUSH meeting, and then by two-thirds some of hi'b-pet bills that failed In ' (.\F Religious W riter) Soviet Premier Nikita S, Khrush­ will be announced between July 1 Reg. $1.98. SPECIAL ^ g of the E. and R. Regional Synods, the flscal setoion? 2 *6.99 Now York, June 18 (J*)—A con­ chev and his guests, Walter IM- and July 15. Before he boarded the plane at Smart looking new torch .glamorizes your stitution designed to unify two and two-thirds of the individual William Shea, who heads Mayor Galveston, newsmen asked long if This laundry building in Miami, Fla., Is all wrapped up in its own sign *fter last night's tornado bricht. East German Communist NYLONS grounds while It chaaes the bugs away from Ideal for all-purpose sweeping on linoleum, Protestant .denominations was re­ Congregfttidnal Christian Church­ Robert F. Wagner's commlttes to BERMUDAS parly chief, and Premier Otto es voting to become effective. he Intended to exercise his powers which cut a phth along the baj^roijt area in the northeast section of the city. lA P Photofax). your picnic. SJands on a alx foot pointed pole, smooth wood floors, tile, other surfaces. leased today. -Tt provides for reg­ bring another major league club Together] the two denomina­ as governor. ______1.____ t ------Grotewohl. The statement Is ex-- place it anywhet*. Sweeps clean with one stroke. ulation at the top and freedom at to New Yorit-said ths league hopes RUMMAGE tions include more than two mil­ "Yes, I will that.” he said, nod­ pected this wMkend. the bottom. Moscow broadcast restated the to start opergUpg in 1961. Crystal clear micro The key document, proposed for lion members. ding his head affirmatively. He did Soviet position that "in order to Shea announced-for the Drat film seamless hosiery. ALL STEEL DROP LEAF FOLDING TABLET-SPECIAL $9.98 the hpw^Uitlted Church of Christ, The constitution specifies that not quhlify the statement further,. Choose from attractive Insure peace, the Berlin problem time, the Identity of the chief ■ SALE Uirht vet strong 3 In 1 table. Use It with one leaf down; both down; both up. Finished In dis­ has been k matter of keen inter- Its . provisions "define and regu­ Long slipped quietly and with­ Run resistant with re­ late” the national church func­ out comment into the privatelv 100 Persons must be solved by abolishing the backers of the proposed New York Sponscrad By B'nai B’rith tinctive charcoal and white. Alcohol, acid or Water won’t harm finish. Portable; easy to fold (to inforced heel and toe plaids and solid colors. Ex­ eet throughout American Protes- occupation." member- of the third lehgue. He 24" X 30” X 3"V. Can be stored in car trunk. Seats eight people. tantlam. tions, but only "describe the free owned general hospital after "a r WEDNESDAY and for extra wear. Choice and voluntary relationship*' of plane flight from Galveston. • m » Gangster Host 'The broadcaat said the new said there are three groups In­ pensive to look at,' inexpen­ In eetttnF forth a joint struc­ volved, headed by Mrs. Charles .S, THURSDAY of new flattering sum­ Same table as above only larger, 80” x 72" size. Seats 12 people. O NLY $18.88. ture for tha^two bodies— the loose­ the local churchea and regional He immediately requested a bowl western proposals advanced at groups. of peaches and 'cream. From his Geneva ysqtsrday would be given Payson of Manhaaset, N«.T., Mrs. ^ m N B 17 and 18 mer shades. sive to own, some with e'.as- ly knit' C'an|:cegational Christian In Miami*lornado At Apalachin 10 A A L to 4 P.M. \ Thus, in general, the traditional fifth floor, corner room he could thorough study but complained Dorothy KlUam o f Montreal, and ^ Ohurchaa told the centrally organ­ evangelical and raformeo ajatem see the huge river bridge built by they do not provide for a reduc­ Dwight F. Davir of Southampton, . ticized back. A good selec­ ized BvangSIlcal and Reformed is applied, in the upper church Huey P.. Long, the late Louisiana Johnson City. N.Y., June 18 (>PI tion of Allied garrisons In West N. Y. Davis Is the sort 'of the don­ VACANT STORE Church— it combines elements of Miami, Fla., June 18 )—Almost every day a ing to offer them better rewards and toppled trees and power poles w'hlte men charged with alleged bara, looking drawn and haggard struction* from Khrushchev ■ and BRIOITTE BARDOT tegration for schools here. • •a d Uko Yardley After Shave Lotion ...... :...... $1.50 few score Negroes are truckeid out than industry or commerce. in Coconut Grove, lOO blocks rape of 21-year old Negro girl sat silently in a wheel-chair in that some major Soviet conces­ iCORB MILK o f Johannesburg and other towns . People now investigating the south of the causeway. It missed near Benton, Ark. .. U.S. Rep. U.S. District Court in Syracuse sion might be forthcoming, Large Lectric Shave ...... 1;...... $1.49 WHEAT BILL REJECTED the ton way to white farms In the great corn- farm labor scheme say Negroes downtown Miami en route. Donald J. Irwin (D-Conn.) says he April 27, while his attorney, an Lloyd and Cove de Murvlll^ were Remington New Bledtric Razor ...... •..$24.95 are arrested for not having agreed that if Gromyko came Into Washington, June. 18 i/Pi — with growing area of ■ the southern L. S. Pope, picked lip' bleeding thinks service on the New Haven tered sn innocent plea for him to Schick 8-Speed Electric Razor .. ------$24.95 Transvaal and . northern Free passes' that certify they are legtd itte Weds on the causeway, said he was on Railroad is terrible and’ that he ------: The H « today' refused by a 21.1-201 vote to acoept .a eotnt New Gillette Adiustable Razor .; ...... $1.95 Btats. residents of. an ' urbsp area_ and the second floor of a 5-famlly feels George .Alperi, president of (Continued on Page Sixteen) (Contlnufd on Page Ten) FLAYR STRAWS have permanent jobs. They'.are the line, agrees with him. promise ’ wheat surplue pqiitrol Shaving Brusras '.,.'. Described-officially as volun­ dwelling when its roof blew off...... $1.00 to 17.50 hill. It ordered.the. back to a . teer workers, these Africans are told they can volunteer to work Charrier Anew His bed was flung into the air. R. R. Williams Co. of Canaan, fain Old Spice Stipk Deodorant ..... oilt a jail sentence and be paid Senate-House conferehoe with ...... $1.00 .conscripted as temporary laborers Don Shoemaker, who lives in the paper products firm whose, sales FIAV-R OTRAWS* wages at the same time. orders to Insist on the more Paris, Juno 18 (Ab—Brigitte' area, said " I ’ve been through two have boomed in ^ la s t' four years, under a government-approved Woefully ignorant o ' the law, I stisws with the flaw * tornadoes and have never seen now . under new' .managenient ss stringent House measure. Demo­ farm labor scheme. To many many Negroes choose to work on Bardot and Jacques CKaxrier were Senators Demand Fliers anything like this. It looked like a result of prox.v flght In New York crats from , eastern consumer b | t> t in them mnks samy ^am whites and blacks this Is becom­ the farma They are not told that married by a nervous mayor at the NEW! TEXTURED VISCOSE RAYON bomb had hit.” C ity___ Senate Rackets Commit­ areas voted' along tvlth Repub­ • I mQk a snda fountain treat. ing known as the farm slave the sentence for failing to have a town hAH ot suburban Louveclenr Mrs. Nola Cone, 40. acrambled tee' says it now expects to start licans to hand hoiSM fa m lead­ NO-IRON FRINGED scheme. pass is $2.80 or four days in }ail. nes this moi-nlng.^. ers a resounding defeat. The Just dip and dp! PLASTIC RAINPROOF Affidavlta lodged in the Su­ out of wreckage of her bqr with next 'iTiursda.v new. hearings on Have Guns Set to Shoot In most cases, relatives of the six patrons, shaken but unhurt. stopgap wheat program had preme dourf here testify to grim men don’t know' where they are. The ceremony was almost an the affair* of James R. Hqffa and nous k to yoniarit, CHAISE LOUNGE or anticlimax in the complicated . "I've seen Oklahoma tornadoes been accepted by the Senate. treatment for- the workers. They By the time their inquiries lead scandals in the Teamsters Union •ad smta Kk too! GUDER COVERS $1.98 FURNITURE THROWS scenario the couple had improvised but none like this,” she Laid. "I he heads. Washington, June 18 UP) - Sena-^west of Tokyo whei-e the crippled labor from dawn to dusk. They th m to court— perhaps to pay the aircraft landed. They, were ac DODD FAVORS STRAUSS . are watched over by ’white over­ in their effort for secrecy. heard this roaring sound and yell­ Royal. Air Force Valiant 4-jet tors set out today to make it as D R A PE R Y d e p a r t m e n t fine— the "volunteers” are on companied by the pilot of the Washington, Juno 18.- ’(flV " seen and black "Boss Boys" car­ Chdrrier. said' Tuesday they had ed 'Everybody hit :'the floor and bomber cuts by nearly two- hours celtain as possible that American 60" X 72” 72” X 90” For 72”^X 108” some farm With six months' labor get under something.’ patrol planee fly -with guns loaded plane, Lt. Cmdr. Donald R. Mayer 'Lewi* L. Strauss gedaed aaothw^ i n g tildiips and Tclubs. Foremen In the field ahead o f them. already been married. Mrs. Anne- flight from England to Johannes­ Larger Chairs •ThAn it struck. Bottles flew and In working order In the future.. of-Lltchfield, Conn. Democratic vote—his eighth— Contour Styla mounted on horses round them-up Marie Bardot, Brigitte’s mother, burg, Sduth Africa, as it flics past For Chairs For Divans Spearheading doiirt actions to through the air. The cash register Sen. Styles Bridges (R-NH), Navy airmen said yesterday toda.v for his nomination^ to bo ■ and , If they try to escape and they are free the laborers Is a Johanhes- confirmed that yesterdsy. But Jan Smuts Airport 11 hours '3 It both refused to be specific about — It takes two men to life -It— fell Joined Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D- that a communications n)lahap and secretary of commerce, ghm. PLASTIC Studio Couches often thrashed when they are burg lawyer, Joe Carlson. He con­ minutes after leaving England... where or when the ceremony Jiad off the counter. Parts' of the cell­ Eighty-eight of 100 firms that got Tex) in a demand that steps be two useless gun mounts in their Thomas J. Dodd (D-Conn) laM MAHRESS caught. tends that the scheme la Illegal. ing fell down. taken to see to it that no Ameri­ he will' vote to confirm Strauss- [fijtrfi There have been frequent court been held and no one wa*' able to most defense contracts hAVS lilred patrol plane left them at the They are fed on a diet of corn COVERS find a record of the event, . . TTlie tornado must have lasted a total of .721 retired military offi­ can plane again” Is 8s defenseless mercy of the Communist fighters Dodd said In a prepared Senato porridge with occasional ratlona of cases in which white farmers or two minutes. As soon as It let us, as the converted Navy antisub­ speech that he is going to voto their overseers were charged wiyi The sexy 24-yetfr-oId movie star cers, says Sen. Paul Douglas of when their one ope rati vs fn ir 'ln meat and sugar. A t night they are I shouted 'Count off. I ■ want to marine plane strafed by Commu­ for Strauss because he Is "a assaults on African laborers. One co-starring in their latest movie niihoia. the tall .assembly was knocked lotjked up in living quarters 'hold­ hear seven voices? And, thank God, nist MIG fighters over the Sea df man who has courage, oompe- farmer Was fined $140 for whip­ met Charrier, 23, while they were U.N. trientifle committee on ra­ out. The tail gpinner was wounded ing. as many as 70 men in a room costarring in, their latest movie Japan., before he coUtd fire a shot. tence. Intellectual power, a alh-^ W vpth one small window. They sleep ping four African convict laborers diation says it v-ill give priority "O’lr planes should be fully “ Babette Qoea to War.” She pre­ Adm . Wallace M. Beakley told a cere patriotism, and an eeaei)«‘ l i j on filthy sacks laid on concrete with a piece of hoael He had found in coming year to study of ttie life ■ Wastiable, Pre-shrunk, No-lron. Beautiful textured,_’weave In five viously was married to director arme ■ and have their guns ready Senate^hearing yesterday that all tlal Integrity that shines floors. Their cloth.ea are tattered them stealing' milk. ’ Rihicdff to Bolster of radioactive fallout occurring solid colors—gold, tan, rose, g^ en and brown. Roger Vadim ^nd-nnly recently to flre'^ if they are attacked," naval planes are under, orders to through the mistakes and Uiao- raga or potato sk^s. during a nuclear test . . . Prince broke her engagement to guitar Bridges said. “Vi’e are going to in­ return any attack. Beakley, dep­ cxiraoies to which all m M sra ' They are paid about 88.50 a f^w on ShopliCting Rainier artd) Princess Grace of player Sacha Distel. vestigate this situation and see uty chief of naval operations, said subject.’’ mbntl). 'To supplement, their diet ■ - ..-ll/ .C. . • ' Monaco m*et Pope John XltCIII what can be done about msdtlrig When the wedding party ar­ the attacked plane did not return they part with some qf their earn­ No Body Escapes Hartford.’ June 18 —• Gov. for first t*r 'a todrfy . . . Spanish certain that our men can fight rived at the little town hall, they IJFi the fire because its tall guns were RHyriNO IN DURBAN ■ We welcome charge accounts! Green Trading Stamps are given with ings in ^change for milk, meat, Abraham Rlbicoff has reversed one Communists fall miserabty in at­ -baclt Immediately If they are fired rushed up the stairs to the wed­ shot out. I . Durban. South Africa, Juna U . cash spies and also to customers who pay their eparge account within and bread from the farmers' own Inflatidn ' Toudh ding hall. Attendants tried to o^hia own vetoes and now plans to tempt to stag* 24-hour,'genqpal on.” strike in protest aMLnst remnne Bridges,.chairman of thfe Senate There was temporary dfsggiap- (JV -P oltce used machine guns fifteen (15) days after billing dale. , stores. cips* the dobr.'but the push from sign a . bill that strengthens the ' and rifles In a running fight With > These revelations have ^et oR ii Brownsville, Tex., June 18' state’s shoplifting, Igw. ’ of GanaraHssimo Franc ils c o Republican Policy Committee, and msnt over why other guns’ in the photograpbers left on thetouUide fore part of the plane and atop its ' 6,000 African men and'Women in a campaign for a government in­ (J*)—Inflation has -finally was too great. The Govel-nor vetoed the bill Franco. Johnson, the Senate Democratic 'fuselage were not working. a negro eoction of Durban today.; quiry, hut the government ha^ re- caught up. ’ Tuesday, . conteYiding: it would ' Repubilpcuia appear oonAdeilt of leader, are top members of tpe Sto”- Brigitte refused to permit jihotos " The plane's pilot told newsmen First reports said n dozen psN ' fU a^' this. A . fii^hine^. minister, 'For years scientists have during the ceremony. TOie argu­ weaken, ‘rather ' than strengt)ben, ^ t t in g off showdosvn vo te-o n ata Preparedness subcommlttse. in Japan that needed spare p a i^ eons. Including one poUeonuuh' Daan de.Wet Ncl, says fanhs em­ estimated the vahie of 'the ment grew more vidfent Ind there the la-w. Yesterday his office'an­ Lewis L. Htaswss! appplntment- as. Johnson said this group, which' he chemical contents of the hu- heads, will decide on the basis of a fo r these two turrets hadn’t ar­ were woondetd. The trouU nf ploying' volunteer labor ate visited was a brief adiffle. Brigitte and nounced that a printing error had secretary o f coinimerce until .they started when irlot squads trlw ; 1 iJ regOlarly by an inspector pf his m y i body at 98- cehts. uther members of the party stalked been ^scovertd. can muster -their m a x i u m Navy Department repolrt- what rived In tline. CORb. ' to dlsporao n crowd of demon* Rut pn the basis of present s'T^enRth next week . . . Her eyes course'lt will take In th® Inquiry. Etat ths Defense, Department dspiutmtnt. ^ , J out tq another room, where she Because of the printing error, ■irating Afrioan Farmers need thsfs Workers be- day prlesa, the value has now broke down iii sobs. , ^ , tbs Governor's office said,'the jgov- toSred by lye huPled by alm;^ The U.S. N a v y . opened an in­ ealif the forward turret was pur- esuss of ths acufs shortage of, gonq up to $1.17, Tom Keller, OharHsr reproached the'’ phDtpg- Srnor; -had misunderstood- . ths taitous towelleni bride-to-be un- vestigation In Japan Into tbs fgll'- posslly taken out of commlislm I t Afrlosfl labor In thq' rural arsM|. Inatruotor" in chemistry at raphsrh. Biigftts's father hsatsdly actual,effect aneas defense^ j^aas flOO^mlles (OohMatod to Vh*o , i' r

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It’s even batter, W lM EAST De^Mhl-Unent Poppy Quseh Satur­ bowsver, to fuIilU. your Mcriies 4A9743 3 AKQJlOm Someone suggsated that th* V K 10 S 4 9 7 day at-,th* Junior jmembfr*' con­ w contract Inventory Liquidation SALE! vention at the Meriden LIgton 6 94 ♦AKQ108 vt West opened th* ace of dpades. « 10 N obs home. A and South looked at th* dunmy •ornir Eighteen local Junior members with approval. He could see that ir wmB BOUiS u d three senloA member* will *t- I 4 Nobs 1 . m th* opponents would have made ♦ Q 0 REDWOOD P IN G PO N G lend the convention. The prograpt K: six spades. He could well afford to FWER8US s Brigitta and Jacqusa calmly said ♦ J 7 5 2 , - will include s parade, drill team ti "oula.’ bvt Mayor Femud go down a trick or two at seven « AKQ7342 PANELING TABLES competition, election 0< officer* Club*. TmOK 1 G E«4 Boetb West Narih INSUUTION «"-8"-lF’ WIDE .N u d the selection of i department 1 r Declarer’s first thought wa* to 2 * 3 4b 9 4b EsM 6'xf WITH FOLD-AWAT poppy queen. ^ |j V GROOVED ^ \ - i l i nrlarriagea in Fruca. The couple discard one of th* two diamonds 6 6 PsM Paw 7 « BASE Penny waaJislscted to reprsaut from the dummy and to rUff the 1££U2?' 34et‘*" ' A GRADE ♦ ••• broke out into glaglaa. DouU* All-Past Compkte the local .iiwUlsry when .she After th* brief carsmony, the opening spade lead in his own Openiog lead — 4 A S" n tck secured the rirgest total of eon- hand. This would limit his possible 44e " ~ 2 5 c ® '''* ' *19.95 tritmtions In 1198 during the local f Medtom B’*r TOP ONLY ; a loss to a very small figure. three diamonds en th* rest of dum­ 8“ Thick Poppy Days program. Fortunaitely for him. South bad Sll.Ofi The local post and auxiliary -On Tuesday, Charrisr u d Brlg- my’s hearts. Thick 6 4 c * • " second thoughts. What was the Dolly Quosttaa FAMILY SA' DAYS win hold Its snnual Fourth of July 11 Isplayed wedding rings at St. nature o t the East hand, he won­ E* i'': 'i* *■ T s, on the Riviera, snd adld As dealer, yaw hold; Spadoo — ROUND RAIL Eve dance,July S at the L«glon dered. VViiat sOrt' of hand would None; Hearta—Q 8; Dlamonda—J home. Reservation* must b* mad* tl FOLDING * » Justify that leap to six spades with 7 6 2; a u b e-A K Q 5 4 2. What by June 90 with Mrs. John Lauk. t three ^cea out against him? ASraiLT ROOF GEDAR FENCE s t a ir w a y s w correct—the two were msr- do you Bay? She may ha contacte ering Coventry la not a rspreaent- -A other hand would make good reaching a slam. atlve of the local drive for the Le­ PLoger Vadim, who directed her sense. rat dime. They were dlvofced In (Copyright 1959, Geaend Foatares gion for funds to purchaa* hoa- Ruffe In Dummy Corp.) 2V4" W kk StraomUne MSCH HUSH ■ ital equipment, Mrs.' Louis A. . 1957. South saw that he could make MOOUNNO ntONT DOORS Iteullet. unit president, explamed his contract If he played it care­ WINDOW CASINO today. This drive is being conduct a fully. The hearta would provide AussitM Eating Lett Meat 8-0” X 6’-8”, l * i ” thick. only three discards, so South had SHORTS One light of $ 1 0 0 6 ed for the "40 u d V ’ ot the 5c Am erleu Legion, a ooiinty orgu l- to ruff the first triclr In dummy Sydney—Th* Australian Meat gtnsB. Each ^ 1 U ik F L ...... xation. The annual local dclv( and discard a diamond from his Board reports tlttt Austrslians at* SALEI Men’s Golden Brent SALEI Men, why pay more? Receives Award own hgnd. an average of 210 pounds of meat the nrientloned equipment la i •- 1 ducted In the fall each year, Mr*. Declarer next led a trump to hie during 1968 compared with 238 knit T-shirts or briefs Words "Pro-Modol” knits hand and returned the queen of pounds before World War II. Th* , Michi(ren Ceder i " T H IC K RED CEDAR Steullet pointed out. r - " / Mils Valerie Johnson, daughter PHNA Bney hearta. West covered with tbf .klng, per capita figure excludes con­ CLAPBOARDS The activities of the local Pub­ and dummy took the ace. South sumption of bacon, ham, and can­ ISO STOCKADE HARDBOARD i j " thick X 10” wide. K ‘ A got back to hla hand with a trump lic Health Nursing Assn. (PH N A) ned meat*.'' For work beach tops, conn* Random ^ e* Rq. rt. jr 4-'-ir lone. The award is made to all high ruffed a heart and entered dummy • Rofalnly 1/2.9S health visiting nurse. Mrs. O’Brien Aircraft. with a trump In order to discard •'atf, 9.90 *#*b ?JT; *13.75 made a total of 111 vistta of which school* In th* are* by the Pro­ BURNSlDF'^rr Section Sq. Ft. KNOTTY CEDAR Orshotaky Is a graduate of th* fessional Businessmen’s Club of the PUHNSIDf AVE • I Mil H i ' i ■ -V • Sbart lit tv** 48 wera therapeutic nursing visits kteal elemantaiy syntam vAiere h* RANfLING Greater Hartford area. Thl* is the IStnti! Ends Tuesday I i VrV.’”'- Abiorbant coiTd: ad and 09, health supervialon visits attended the South Street School, second year that the award has 8” and 8” wide, f r Sq. F t A total of 08 immunixatlons WALT DISNEY’S wfekdi several years ago was been made. cotton T-shirb, toft, Words vanlon of r to Id* long. I were given durlng’^the last of a dron>od an a housing unit. He Miaa Johnson received a saving* "SHAGGY DOG" KNOTTY FINE aeries of three such programs with flat knit. Nylon ih* most popular S H S m O C K also graduated from Windham bond. ^ ^ _A £ _2 !0 0 j8^80^9^6«__^_^ Dr. Robert. P. Bowen, health dt- Hlgli School, dans of 1908. In high school, she was a mem­ rainforcad non-tog knit thlrt tifl* ki FANEUNQ 4i" THICK ONLY reetbr, in charge.^ ThAaa clititca art KNOTTY HR New Arrival ber of the National Honor Society, James Cagney-Shiriey Jones nack. Duran* mar- ' Amarleo—now ot r*-8”-ie" wiDB Cash and Carry Sq. Ft. open to local residenta when all A son, Oulson. was bom Tues­ "Never Steal Anything Small” r to tr M)NO vice preaidenl of the Clrls Leaders SAIEI M m ’i diankray carizad combed Men’s Brent oriyte socks SALEI Men’s lightweight now lew, prk*. FANELING Immunlutlons are given at the day to Mr. and Mr*. William A. Club, and secretary of the Current BOLTON NOTtN In Tech—8:45-8:20 SALEI Men’s wosh-dnd-weor 0 KOJf DRT 8”. 8” 10" wide PHNA offlee. Cool 2-ply eombod WESTERN STOCK Smith of Woods L u e at Windham Affaire Club: She was also active \Jia i jRm.6M/f44M Slmt ih m work iMiti cotton briaft in of heavier combed cotton weave sports shirts fancy cotton print shirts 8* to ’l8* W 3 c S q F t A total of 24 children attended Oommimlty Memorial Hoapital. in girls sports, the GUIs Club snd the monthly weft child conference ipringy rib-knit. cotton lltia In long. The couple has another non, dramatlca-.She was s member of TONIGHT Thru 8ATt*RDAY Woihabl* bkM eolton Bright woihfatt haoth- Sov* now on Sanfor­ No-iron broadcloth and DECORATIVE at the offlee with Dr. Louise G Whit*. All tizat. 166 monyeolon. Long Lawrence, age 0. The paternal the Round Table Singers and of the art, light, dork and ized* cotton thort 8q. r t . Tobl, local physician, In charge grandparents are Mr. add Mra. A Capella Choir. She plan* to chombray. Doiibl* ambotiad cotton. toib. S-M-L SHEETROGK The Young Mothers Club co-spon- Louis R. Smith of Woods L u e and enter Upsala College in the fall. main mo mo, M cut. Briefs 8 for 2.08 whit* ottorimantt. Ra- tiaavo Mtt, whit*, pot- Varied eoiior typat. BEADED Bors this program. laithodat. Siz*tiS-M-L an. i .m Regular l.M SILVER BARK WHEAT the matemail grandparenta are Sm., Mad,, Lg,, X-lg. k m , i j f Inforptd tea, heal. 10-13 Many pottamt, S-M-L KNOTTY PINE HR CEILING Mrs. O’Brien has completed ■ Mr. u d Mm. Gustave Carlson of OMoalMm sMutafS f% course on "Growth and Develop­ Cash u d Carry Sq. Ft. ♦i” thick. 4" wide. North Franklin. 'E R S I D l SUORTLT mvpiFECT Tongue u d Sq. Ft. ment’’ offered by Bq.ston Univer­ Smith recently graduated from m k k m - m m sity and held at St. Prsncls Hos­ grooved. a U C '^ the Univemity of Connecticut with Local Stocks K V iK pital in Hartford. a bachelor of science degree in SUSAN KOHNER-RNERTMJUf FLUSH Mrs. O'Brien recently consulted accounting. He will leave June 28 -JBANnA tXHRE -MAHAUA iACKSUNOfe FORMICA with Mrs. Frances Jansen, social for Pittsburgh, Pennsylvula Mootatlons FnnuaMd by DOORS DECORATIVE worker of the Connecticut Humane where he has been given a year's Coburn A Mlddlebrook, Ino. 4 M l **“ '"**^ f*nai Society. Children's Department, Bcholarshiip in the We.stinghouse Bank Stock* ON RT. 6A IN SALEI PlaysvH 18” Wide to SO*’ Wide and MICORTA when problems concerning ebme Bid Aaked Plus Htlarinus Co-Hit AGAWAM, MASS. Littio or Birch u d Mnhocnny Technical School. He w-ill special­ "ONCE UPON A HORSE” Plastic counter tep coverinc. PLYWOODS local families were discussed. ize in management training. His Corni. Bank and Trust * i ”. 80”, 86”, 48”, wide. 4’, <4 ” thick, 4’ X 8' sheets. Plain Gets Degree family will Join him about July 10. Co...... 40 »42 with flip-ovor no-iron V. r , r . 8* Iona- ribbon stripe Richard Stephen OrehoLsky, eOn Electronics Trainee Hartford Nations, RIVERSIDE 18 dWerent Ft. mahogany. ■, • » C of Mr. u d Mrs. Louis Orehotaky Russell -Lawton, son of Mr. and Bank S t Trust Co. - 36 38 plfotod cotton celonCN . V grooved ribbon of Lewis HUl I'd.. recently...grad- Mrs. Edwin H. Lawton of Gobae Fire tasoraao* Ooni panic* UST HARTFORD NOW O PEN stripe 1 5 c ». f . uated from Worcesler Polytechnic Lu e, is enrolled In the electfon- Aetna Fire ...... 02’i 65S skirt for girls shorts nsahngany. Institute. He received a bachelor tes echool at Keefler Air Force Hartford Fire ...... 171 181 E V E R Y D A Y of Bidence degree In ohemistry. He Hartford Fire ...... 170 180 FAMILY. FertttoM Aceustlcd ^V groovNl Base In Mississippi. He is a grad­ Saka. 15e is a member of Alphe Tau Omega uate of Windham High School and Phoenix Fire ...... 72 75 fraternity, an honorarj' society to Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. and N IG H T USUALLY " J t 4 V grooved ^ Sq. Ft. . attended, the University of Con­ Bird Snow YELLOW PINE CEILINC TILE promote -reeearch in the held of Aetna Casualty...... 108 178 8.90 X Oak. IOC necticut, prior to enlisting In the Special Events Daily! M” X 24” panels. #11 Sq. Ft. science. service. He received his basic Aetna Life ...... 215 225 FEATUBB FIE8T TOMTE FLOORING y grooved Color—G r^opy Feck m s Tonjroe snd 1 Q ^ Orehotsky hu been awarded training at Lackland Air Force Conn. General ...... 320 335 SALEI M ’ SALEI Mm ’s tMUlARlY 2.9* IxS CLEAR GRADE Birch. teaching asalatantship in the Htfd. Steam Boiler .. 92 97 d. ffimmone - cnarltoa Reitoa If A i l ClrcuB Acts f armonant stay-in grooTed. I ▼ w Base in Tfxae. n IV Ili Open for llie Week denim slacks TDNGVE and GROOVED chemistry ' graduate school at 4-B Camp Notes Travelera ...... 79',4 82*4 "Ths Big Country" swim trunks plaats, iuit th* Jama icosondelas­ Measachueetts Institute of Tech Public CtUltics Local 4-H club members are re­ — Pisi — T I I C R Auto Raoee thing for a o iy- tics, smoolWy tai­ AltMSTRONG RANDOM Ein F>n nology in the fall. He (ylll aleo do Conn. Light ft Power 2 2 24 Blchsrd Aric* I U C w s Start 8:15 minded appileattdiu for junior u d Hartford Electric Lt. 64*4 07*4 "BLOND BLACKMAILER” Reg. lored. Wash and DRILLED '5” thick. 4’, X 8’ sheet*. Ideal graduate v.x>rk in phyoteal -chem­ senior camp niust be in to the 2 J S SALEI Boys' 59c regular cor* summer ploy I istry. He is eonployi^ for the sum- Hartford Gas Co. ... 46 49 m e n Bargain ^U n ec 1.99 2.39 Sq. n. for two-tone Sq. -Ft. county office In Rockville by Sat- Regularly 2;9t oa. Colorful cotton drip-dry thorn— AOC Southern New England WwCU* 1 to 6 pju. comb6d cotton “T” shirts ACOUSTICAL TILE finish. urdav'. The camp will bd held at Telephone ...... 43*4 45*4 Faded blue cotton prints or solids pick stripes, U ” X 12” square*. the Windham County 4-H Center Famous Dan River Fin* toft, cotton knit. in, Abington. Junior campers will hlaniifacturing Companies T U I I D C Fireworks denim ilocks with cot'ton; boxer/Style wash and dry plaids, chocks, Square 1 2 e „ n . Arrow, Hsfft. Heg. ., 02 05 ,EA$ I n U n O i Stadium 10 pjB. Machine wothabl*. Bob Jones be attending for one week only alostic kwert dda*. In woVen plaids. quiddy. 7 to 14. solids. 10 to 18, PRE-FINISHED with the first week July 19-25 Associated Spring ... 18 20 Elaatic waiat. Sizes: for CEDAR Bristol B rass...... 1144 1394 O S T Bargain Mattnee Even sizes:' 28-38. Nylon reinforced neck­ Recommends and the second July 20 to Aug. 1. ^WINDSOR O il Is 1 to 0.p,m. S-M-L. The senior, campers program will Collina ...... 76 85 band, taomt. 4 TO 1* 80MXTHIN0 DIFFERENT PLYWOODS Dunham-Bush...... 8 . 9 Auto Races PICNIC TABLES be from Aug. 2-8. Start 8:15 6 FEET LONG Welwood Somora. Em-Hart ...... 44' 47 STRIATED I , ” thick. 4’ Sq. Ft, Graduates Listed BENCHES ATTACHU) A total of 98 students received Fafnir Bearing . .«■. 48*4 51 \4 ALL COLOB SHOW Q l l i l Drum Corps HARDIOARD X r sheets, o w e -• Landers Frary, Clark 21 23 AcAdotny Award E'lBiier o U n ii Marching and diplomas at graduation exercises Snsaa Hayward <4» thick. I C - Sq- Ft. Suntan Mahogany held Tuesday night, at North Cov­ N. B. Machine 29^4 31H Maneuvering Contest *24.50 4>x 8’ sheets. U C thick q Q 8q. Ft. entry Grammar School. They were: North and Judd .... 35 Thunder in the Sun Starts 1:30 p,m. 8 FEET LONG Rogers Corp (B) .... 104 Jeff Chandler Shadow- V X .r shceU. I O C Judith Amer, Richard Barrett, — 'Also — BENCHES s e p a r a t e Donna Beebe, Barbara Bickford, Russell Mfg...... 27. 30 Pilgrim pine panel. Prefln- Stanley W ork *...... 44*4 P. Newman - J. Weodward FREE PARKING SALEI SALEI Ished beige tone. thick. R og^ Biaseli, Jean Bonkowski, e Al l t b o i ;n i > t h e ponol' ' TILE BOARD Judith Bonkowski, Albert Booth, Terry Steam ...... 43*4 464 FLAG BOYS” FREE ADMISSION . AiM, I % VERMONT paint Set PICRED-tJP coNob in nautical, Bright coiort, short smooth, aeamleas: insart.i^’Dainty trim. prints. 10 to 18. 'lO-18.(Each2,77) Hathaway, Chester Heckler, Nof- WosKable. 32-42, 82 to 44 'S8 PlYMOUm ma Hedman, Linda Hillmu, Al­ Hawaiian prints. tiaavot, 2-woy col­ Only M M — Yd. Belvedere "S” Convertible, fred Johnson, Ralph Judkins, Bostic waist. 2 to 8. lar. Sizes 6 to 18. All aizea. 'White pnly. A, 8, C cups. FLAGSTONE S'i” DIAM ETER. STEEL HAIRPIN 44c 10% red stone. Gregory Kehaya, Donna* Kohler, AIR CONDITION (D VsHegnM colors. '57 IMPERIAL Sally LisMond, Carol Landrie, Xnn U LLY COLUMNS TABLE LEGS Crown HaMtop. MAIN FEATURE 8:3tl Sq. Ft. Lovell, Charles Luthi, Robert Mac^ $ 2 .9 5 1=-- 5 2 . 3 5 Set of Fonr *57 PLYMOUTH neil, John I^cQuown, John Mahr,' STATE EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SAT Belvedere “ 8” Hardtop. , Richard Mason, Jerome McCaffrey, MAN5FIELD Wayne McKinney, Michael Mer- NOW PLAYING <11 '57 D*$OTO riam, Robert Micklette. Joseph a “ BUdiir ohowB lat tpniglit a CONTINUPUB DAILY FROM 2:16 DID YOU FORGET DAD7 VISIT OUR "BARGAIN BASEMENT FlreOlght 4-Door. Miner, Gary Morgan, William Mor- g u , J e u Morris, Carol Murdoqk, l\KI(,l I 11 FOR SOME REAL HOT BUYS! '56 Db SOTO Thomaa O'Brien, John Ohlund, HObtfueiU Flredoiae 4-Doer. BMward Perkins, Robert Robl- BARDOT VOUUKC If You Did, Wards Has Hundreds Of Gifts '56 PLYMOUTH chaud, Thomas Roche, Robin Hock. IbK TH f Savoy “ 8” 4-Door. Also Ann Romano, David Sam­ THF GIRL IN THt FATHESOFA INFANTS'DURINI« uels. D iu a Sutoro,. Irene Scar- MAnBAWdt eiRLS' BABY For Dad. Check This Ust-- Then Visit Wards. '56 CHRYSLER pello, William Schnell, Lynn Schul- COnM ANKLETS' IVIndsor 2rDoor Hardtop. theiaa, Brian Schwarz, Robert fHoroot? DOU PAJAMAS Wash and Wear cot­ Super soft, comfy. SALE AT ROCKVILLE STORE ONLY Scribner, Earl Souaa, Beverly Tay­ BI a m Reinforced heel, toe. '55 CHRYSLER lor, Carol Voige%.Donna Walker, Plus' 1st MAN INTO SPACE” ton batiate. Lace • SPORT SHIRTS SUMMER FURNITURE Windsor 2-Door Hardtop. Anne Warfel. Thomas Welles, trims. 3-14. ] 4 3 04 te 84. 4/1.DO '55 CHRYSLER Daniel Wenner, Bruce White, HVtftDiiiwyk Newport 2-Donr Hardtop. Sharon White. Marian Wooda, and • SPORT SLACKS LOUNGE CHAIRS William Zeigler. S A U l Beys’ Regulor 3.49 ^1- '54 CHRYSLER E3111 ■! k 4C'L’11 'KT. SALEI Novelty 49c shorts SALE! Wash V New Yorker 4-Dr. Sedan. Muetuiater .Evening Herald • DRESSSHIRTS RIVERSIDE TIRES steel btiiids Over .54 Other Hodela and OoveBiry.eorreapondent, F: Pauline EUSTUJOOD bMch towels wear shirts Uakea to 0|ipq8« from.. . ^ UtUe, teleplMme POgrim 8-8281. 1 6 6 Km. |A U I OMAO u d Book Fliiuotng, iToIl Ditmft fndMoiMJfiMY-JeanHAGEN • S O C K S ' LAWN MOWERS I Six Extin6t xwwiw.AiiemFunftiib ★ irPLUS'Aik Rig. 2. ’'Soft, coffifortablo iMa»aBnt’ igw i-.gsw iw cotton. Full-cut for GARDEN TRACTORS Man I Don River S - in guoranloo. MANCHESTER BU of /the. Seven Wondora Of ^ A Q O Y DOir • UNDERWEAR /, TOIT OTTHL-'t Fr*d Msclfamr J*aa Bsaea "SHAGGlr DOG” 2:28 HUNTZ HAU Heavy wodifostci^ ocHvo wear. Nylon drip-dry eolton S-atota, ploitif tne''Atielent Worid. are kixtinct— 8TBIPD) MtJSUN. tapes, 23-26x64*. R o e h i d t i e MOTORS - I and Pbaroa (Ugbthouso) of Aloe- Shown D^ly 8:25-8:80 Bowi-i y Roys Ion tarry tcroon roinfereod. Toftod'' ------W xI08” •hods -wrlnkloi. • SHOES, Dress or Sport AIR CONDITIONERS 27-30xM%.3jU R A Y DWYER—Deed Oar Mgr. andria; tbo Hanging Gardeiia of AIm i W**t*ra Aavsstsr* prints, bknor Urtpo. Mama. 4 to 16.1 2 .2 7 31-36i^*^.;^A, I 19 GROVE ST.-TR 5-4446 “Selling u d Servicing New - Babylon; the Temple of Artemla; CSnLDIlEN 88b 3dx6»7 j ; OMsmoblles lor Over 28 Yisars” the Btatuo of tho Olympian Zeua; "WILD HERITAGE" W m Multt-palltal, combed p i ^ t A M . to B:S0 P.M. • Fr4. 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. • SitL 8 A.M. to 4 P.M, the Tomb of King Mauaolua and A L L TIM E S musUn. n ja O B " 8.47. TlES?BELTrg GIFt CERTIFICATES $1 or $ 5 51S l ^ S T c e n t e r ST. I Jr. • Maarqeo O’SaBtvBB « 8 -U lt ,Opea Evenlag* the Ooleaaua of Rtaodaa. Only the PjisBiiiida of MgEFt NouUa. I lilM iW I

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l ' „ ■ ■ - I'.', ■b- l ■■. MANCHESTER EVENINH HERALD. MANCHESTER. €»N N .. THURSDAY. JUNE 18. 1969 -A-'" ir ? • IIAKCHSSTEB IVENINO HERALD. HAMCHESTBB; 06NM, THURSDAY, >UNE 18. 1968 HOBtcm 41; Richard Donaldaon, 38; Ar­ day.^tarnoon, from 2 to 8, open RockvUle-Vernon ^ Persons Die thur Davano, 88, and Ifa rto F. Conlons to Note house' will ba hald for tham at tha Hovo Yoormitor' as win all Sunday services for the Foundation. 'Rm local League wfS Youths Accused Wilson, 30, lill of Sprlnglield. jlD cfctyiH e^ycnw m eununer, * donate the. recotpU of tridsya In 2”CaF Crash John PaslUczyk, S3, Chlcopae 50th Anniversary homa ^ their ton and daiightar- Oollo Yoor Pr MMsa eertlflestes and eUitr ooliectlon. * Falls, a fifth m n >i to car, waa in-IaW, Dr. and Mra. William L. swards shll bs made at tha serv- R m natloiHU Foi;ndiatloB h o ^ Of Shootmg L o o k in g f o r ... 168 Students / ifijur^. 9- Conlon, '^02 S. Lakewood Circle. Dollvar^ WifMH TIm tea. The Rev. Simon P. Mont­ to raloa enough funds to stage the Auburn, 5 as., June If Six Mr. and Mrs. Thomas .1. C!o--lnn An Invitation If extended to their leath er Forces Delay gomery, pastor, will speak OB "Tha annual Little -Ltague World Bo- At PowcY ^ h o v d jj psraons wcf«, ki.>cd last night on of 8t. Petersburg, Fla., and Man- friends. Chiu Oraw In Wisdom." All- par- riee at WllUamaport, Pa„ without ★ JALOilSKS ' ' To Graduate the Maasachutotts Turnpike when Plaalic Bag Vtclitn chesltr, will celebrate tuc.i .Hiih The-couple have three children, an automobile leaped toe dividing wedding anniversary over the ■nU art urged to attend. A nurs- other apoBsore. Donatlona may nMC im w o ra WM owb and Doors. Dr. Conlon, Joietih R. (Eonlon of ■o be sent to Alfred Judge Jr,, •trip of the dua lughway and waa ^D«rby, Cold., Juna 1$ (/Pi—The weekend. Washington. D. C., and Mrs. Les­ ary win ba provided. A family pic- one a JiWaaUe, w to aid imeueed at • In H enry Pool Opening me wUl be held at the pine 1 Sunrise Dr'., Rockville. From Sykes rammed by another ear. bally had drawn the plastic bag to At 9 o'cloclf Saturday morning, ter Peat of Trenton,’ N. J.; nine m i PHARMACY oeit^ J2 flaMbar buliata at, o6a- it AWNINGS Thnaa persons, two of them- a high Mass wdll be said for them at the church at 12:46, pm. Fam- 26th A—Iveranry her mouth when Mrs. Frank Gur- grandchildren,- and one great­ $64 CENTER ST. iUee should bring a box lunibh. Mr. and Mrs. PVancle 8. Rup­ stniotton aqatpimaBt, on TlHhXnwn d^CANOPIES A clau of 168 itudents will be children, were critically injured. In St. James' Church, and on Sun­ grandchild. ' tte munklptl Mrimmlnf paol^Junf 1* at T p.m. to honor RabM Methodlsto Plaa Botreat precht, BrookeMa Lane, Vernon, Rd., ware token lalo ouatodF Hat raduated from Sykei Junior High Th dead included J s r o m e rero loqked In on the Infant's nsp *“ ^ \Mwm 'TMMkV Makara, 57, Springfield, and hia yesterday. She smoothed the plas­ "PMk wta eptit U ttA ty and Mrs. Twersky. The Women’s Society of Chris­ will obeerve their 35th wedding aIgM after a 2-day InveaUgaUon, ★ COMMNATION WINDOWS School in the ichool'a first com­ The testimonial U being plannad tian Servtca and Methodist Men anniveraary Saturday. Mra. Rup- mencement exercises. wife, Cora, ah . 55. tic end tiptoed out. t t S ato rtejr, DmuUd t . by the oongregatlon but Is open of the Vernon Methodist Church recht la tha formar Esther Zieg- poMoa-kepoftod, AND DOORS This is the first year that all ' 'Their children, Geraldine, 16. When she returned ths next time, A ncter. «MMuncwl t®- to the public. Tickets may be ob­ have scheduled elmultaaeoua hro- They were married In' Rock­ Oeovg* F. Murdock, Id, and ★ PORCH ENCLOSURES Grade $ studenta have 'been cen- and Skhyard, 11, were injured. 6-month-old Frances Cecelia Gur- tained from Abner L- Brooks at gram planning retreats to be held ville June 3Q, 1994. R u p ^ ^ h t ^ aaiMm D. Oaro, 17, ware obargod te^d In one school. Previously The (kherdead were Springfield rero was qead. She had worked her _ji« ^M nlat wiu dtUjrtd by the Amorbelle Oorp. June 29 at the Church Cabin at general manager of .the wMli wSIftii ii^ury or deotruenon ★ TUI ENCLOSURES Grade 8 exercises were held In employes of Monsanto Oismlcal head Into the bag and suffocatad. •■ivy 'WMtTur which ■tewed down The rabbi served the Rockville Storm Cbngregational Church at Water and Aqueduct Ca of paracual prqparly and wltH Un- each of the town's three elemen­ Co. returning home after a day's Mrs. Gurrero was using ths plas­ congregation for nearly aeven lawftd dlacharge of ferearma Rie tary schools. deep sea fishing off P,oalon. tic an a liner for the child's mat­ flh» dfyinc of Om paint in th« r*- the University of Connecticut - Koaotoeako Outiag They were Wilbur D. Handfield, •iBUy TMoodiUonad pooi. years. Men end women of the church third youth, 14, hae been referrad Winfred A. Kloter, chali-man of tress. The Ladlee Auxiliary a t tha the Vemqn Board of Ekjucation, ..'R m pool will bo-open for foh- 4 L'nlen Sunane. Schedule will leave at 1 p.m. from tha KoBciuaako Club will held its sum­ to Juvenile a u ^ rttie a . Your Best Bet Is To Call aital ■wtoimlng erory aftamoon. church. Famines are encouraged Patrolman John McLeSaad, wto will present the diplomas. He will The summer acbodule at tlnion mer outing et Riverside Park June be assisted by Principal Richard Adele Oehring Dorotoy Ward ovwilnc for ah ll*wodt aM* OongregWtlonal CiMirch wiU begin to attend and bring their lunch. 16. Membera who plan to attend made the arvaito, asM the three Tel. Ml 3-2856 are accused a t breaking wtodowa M. Sawyer. An address of welcome ■Ml Swimminc perioda wiU be Sunday, adUi aervlcea echeduled at M t drinks adU be provided. There may call Mrs. SaJIy Snrdell or Mra Cornell Graduate will be given by Steven Wakefield, Graduate Teachers College M n 1 to 2:05 p.m.; 1:16 to 1:20 9 am . for the eumener. am fuU kitchen facUlUiM at tha Stephle Zabarella before June 22 and denting the cab at a pow class president, after which 1:10 to 4:45 pjn.; 6 to 7:10 Oueat praaohere wih serve dur­ caWn and an outdoor fireplace. for further details. Dnvld Wlohman, aon of Dr. and ehovel owned by (to John Howard awards will be presented. A musi­ Miss Adele Gehrlng: daughter of Miss Gehring will teach fourth pjB. and 7:20 to 1:10 pan. The ing July when the Rev. Paul J. Mrs. Carlton Daley, vice presi­ PAO Baseball Trip Mra. Bsniey Wlchman, 64 Brook- Oonotructlon Oo. a t Hhetford. In- cal prog;ram will be provided by Mrs. Ruth Gehring. Rt. 31, Coven­ grade at Woodstock in the fall, ^Wiai patlod each day' nW be for, dent of the District WSCS, will be field St., received a bachelor of veatlgmUon wee prompted on com HOME SPECIALTIES CO. try, and Mias Dorothy Ward, and Miss Ward will teach third Bowman, pastor, will be on vaca­ A few tickets for the night base­ the achool band and the Sykn Junior Bailies and persons 16 years of tion. They are; The Rev. Guthrie the women’s leader. The leader arte degree from Cornell Unlver plaint at the company. daughter of Mrs. Gladys Ward. grade at Stow,,Maas. Jdiss Gehring ball game between the White Sox ally Monday. A geology major, Chamber trio. > was a member of Kappa Delta Phi dhn or over. Oiildraa wlU not be Bwarta, aaalatant pastor of Center for tha men la to be announced. and tha Red Sox tomorrow night 'Murdock and Oero each posted ON THE PURNEU PARKING LOT The Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pas­ Tolland Rdc. Coventry, graduated News... Btaltted durlBf thla period with- Congregational Church, Hartford, The program will constat of two ho waa sleeted to Sigma Oanuna 9100 beads for eouit appearanoe tor of Union Congregational from Wlllimantic State Teachers honorary society while attending are sUU available. The bus will Epsilon, earth aeiaBco honorary. College June 12, college. jitat.a parent July 5; The Rev. Jehn deSouaa, soaalona, each one and a half bourn leave the PAC CTubhouee on Vil­ Saturday. Church' will given the Invocation ■ Admission prtoe for each period BiBiater for Men and Miaaiona, long. Tha first eeealon will ra- lage St. at 6 p.m. for Bpaton. An oOdal a t the Howai^l Oo. and benediction. m i be 15 cenU for those 16 years State Conference, July 12; and the view the various poaatbiUtlSa for S « ^ Seent Bfeoithg 03^ the a r r ^ at 7:11 a.m. aald aald the shovel is boihg imed In a In a special assembly yesterday OC aye and under, and 25 cents for Rev. Deane' Hodgm aasoctate In women's and men's programs. The he ClockedHetta at 40 m.pJi. in a gravel bato off HlUtouwii Rd. some of the awards for scholar­ thoae 10 and over. Family ssaaort Christian Education, State Con­ actual yaar’a program will ba The drat year Senior inch non 4-H Band in a Program sobod- The Rockville Little League will William Fagan and Mra. Everett and Ronald Poulosky, Grade $; linb alohg Began Rd. Is the uled to start at S p.m. E. Mar­ take a special collection at the Gardner. Mrs. Roger Clark, an In­ and Pamela Wise, Grade 7. step In a program of the jorie Skinner and O. Vanda Oari- game scheduled Friday In observ­ termediate Scout leader, a ^ re Darryl Brace received-the Juliet Water and Aqueduct Co. ton are in charge of the program. ance of National Little League ceived a 6-year pin. WANTS!! award for thr'best actress for her la reinforce Its mains. Bintertainment will be provided by Foundation Week recently pro­ Driver Ohargad presentation of "The Waltz by 1 This announcement was made the ohSdren of moobere. claimed by ITeBident Elsenhower. Vernon E. Retta, 45, of South-i Dorothy Parker. Eliminahs teday by General Manager Fran- Maple St. Aaaetnbly . Participating leagues were ask­ bridge. Mass., was arrested on AT costly ed to donate a portion of their Grove St. thla morning end Extra Hours Steven Wakefield waa chosen as ISs 8. Rupprecht The Regan Rd. The final assembly program at collections duitag the week of charged with apoedlilg. ths best all-around athlete. His alterations |tna reinforcing .theuj^reeant main Maple St. School ■ was held this name will be engraved on a large For you morning. Presentation of cltlsan- Juno 14 to 36, to the National Patrolman Robert Ahnert, who oo Windsor Abe. den the company trophy on permanent display at who are pm oatlmatad |20,000, Ruppredit ehlp awards by Arthur Mattson, ARMS of ths school. J Ft. 5 ■Sid. principal, highlighted the ^pro­ TODAY Many letters and pins were He would hot ffiecloee what gram. awarded to students active in or under . . , •ttier Unea WID ba Nbifbrced. Awards went to: Donna Neff, I I HOUSS OF UNINTHWUPTED SH V ICI NASSIFF MANCHESTER sports. Richard M. Sawyer, prin­ RaMii Tweseky Leaving Theona Wheelock and Valerie cipal, expressed his gratification BabU Aaron Twersky is leav- West all In Grade 1; JamSs Gal­ that so many students partici­ nj.; the Cqngregatlcn B'nal Israel lagher and Betty St. Germain pated In the iiinlor High activi­ pK the middle ^ July to serve a Grade 2; Mary Phllbrick, and REPAIRS We repair old Venetian OPEN 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. ties through the year. aongregation in North Hollywood, Dennis Tomasak, Grads S; Doris GOLF CARTS nSMNG RODS \ Stiles and Nancy P. Judge, tirade BUnda or fumiah you with do-it-yours^ repair A teaUmmiial dinner and ifare- 4; Linda McLeod . MM Stephan' GOLFBAUS nSHING BOOTS MATES Ayerajje J Walll party la being planned for Turner, Grade 5; aiFT Barbara parts. New Kirsch Blinds, too. SAVE . .at **Saving8 and Loan' Tira, tirade 6. ilNOCULARS BOWLING BAILS A parents' nig^t program for Current Dividend Rath Per Annum* Half Pound Loss the pupils of^Onde 6 and thair CAMPING EOUIP. VEBHDN VOL. FIRE DEFT. parents war held last night In ths 22 CALIBER RIFLES The average weekly loss of the suditorlutn. • f t f t f t MATES at their Weekly meeting CARNIVAL Sfi^odlst OhUdrenV Sunday FINDELL MFG. €0. EVERYTHING FOR SPORTSMEN last night at the home of Frank A special program will be held Marcheae was a half pound. TOMGHT. 7 to 11 at Rockville Methodist Churcb 485 E. MIDDLE T»»KE„ MANCHESTER At the business meeting, plana FUN FOB EVERTONR Sunday In_ observance of gradua­ *‘Houae of Sports" 1015 Main Sti were discussed for the food sale At Vernon Traft|k] CUrcIa tion day in the Sunday School. Venetian Blinds, llepairs, Repair Piprta to be held from 6 to 9 o'clock to- The service will be held at 9 a.m.. nlgiit in the Lynn Poultry Store at ______, ...... , , ...... the Parkade. Over 60 items of f food, much of It baked by the members themselves, will be on sale. On July 1, the club will hold a hot dog roast at the home of Jo­ seph Sullivan. A family outing will be held on July 18. The soft­ ball game scheluled for last night PRE­ waa rained out. The meeting next week will be o tte r to n held at the home of Harvev Ward, 46 South St., Hartford, and ManehMrBf'B Lar9tft TV, Radio, Rocord ood AppHonct Start. fhe program will be on "20th Cen- Three Piece Suit... INVENTORY tun* Art." Prior to adjourning at 10 o'clock la.at night a anack of die­ in the Chanel Manner OUR YEAR ENDS ON JUNE 30th tetic foods and heveragc.s was ^ TO REDUCE OUR INVENTORY WE OFFER served by the host. Wheo you wur i BERKSHIRE dre$$ youpiltcration bills in over! In no-iron Rmel ind cotton in i pretty hounds tooth check. Always the ultimate jn fashion . . . a CUBA To BUY BOATS. Havana. .Time 18 liT) - The Cu­ Choose bliM/ black, beife, |rey, white, black. Sins lOB ■ 22B suit in the famous Chanel moda. W« lik$ ban Treasury has appropriated TERRIFIC SAVINGS on REGULAR STOCK of QUALITY MERCHANDISE $0,900,000 for the ptirchase of 1.5 orl2-2a it best in petit point cotton pique: Car­ Coast Guard cutters and three mo­ tor torpedo boats for the Cuban digan jacket, slim skirt and polka dotted Navy. The annortcement did not tho magnificont indicate wlicre the vessels would sleeveless overbloust. Black jacket and be purchased. lO B ^ B t skirt, white overblouse with black polka KAVKiwn ■m v?:-« dots. Sizes 5 to 15. U )h in £ p o o t n7.99 21" CONSOLES MAHOGANY WOOD, SWIVEL BASE r 2 $” SPEAKERS, BEG. $299.96 ...... 9269.95 21" TABLE MODELS OAK WOOD, SWIVEL BASE, 2 8" SPEAKERS, 21-T-9125—MAHOGANY FINISH. REGi ''$229.95 ../.... 9199.95 BEG. $809.95...... $269.95 REFRIGERATORS SIAHOOANY DELUXE, CASTERS, 8 SPEAKERS. ^V-PvMIUNG Sf RVICf 21-T-9160h-OOLD FINISH, BEG. $259.95 ...... $219.95 IS CU. FT. 2-DOOR BOTTOM FREEZER, REG. $$19.98 . $449.95 TELEVISIONS 21-T-91S7—OAK FINISH WITH LEGS, REG. $269.96 $229.95 REG. $369.95 ...... $829.96 21” TABLE MOMSIA WITH SWIVEL BASE 18 CU. FT. 2-DOOR BOTTOM FREEZER, REG. $699.98 . $a9.96 2221 BU—MABOON, BEG. «129.96 ...... $199.95 12 CU. FT. 2-DOOR BOTTOM FBEEZEBi REG. $469.96 $874.95 2229 BU—5IAHOGANY, BEG. 9259.95 ...... $219.95 12 CU. FT. 1-DOOR TOP FRElBZER, REG,.$409.95 .... ' $29965 HIGH FIDELITY OAK-CONSOLE, AM-FM RADIO, 4 SPEAKERS, with salt 2990 BU—MAHOGANY, REG. $289.95 ...... $299.95 21" CONSOLES REG. $829.60 ...... $199.95 21-T-9266—MAHOGANY WOOD, REG. $279.96 $289.95 CHERRY CONSOLE, SLIDP>'G GLASS TOP ,4 SPEAKERS, 21-T-9226—MAHOGANY WOOD, REG. $829.95 $259.95 BEG. $229.50 ...... <...... j ...... $149.96 21-T-9227—OAK WOOD, REG. $309.95 ...... $249.95 WASHERS OAK CONSOLE, 3 8PEAHSR8, 10 WATTS, 21" CONSOLES 21-T-9S64—MAPLE LO-BOTTBEO. $339.95 ..... 9299.96 8 LB. 2 SPEED 5 TEMP. LINT FILTER, REG. $289.$6 $319.95 b e g ; $179.95 ...... ,*$1^96 ! ’ . 2245—YfrAUrUT WOOD, BEG. $809.96 ...... $249.95 U-T-9S4S—MAHOGANY WOOD, REO: $389.95 $299.95 10 LB. 2 SPEED 5 TEMP. UN T FILTER, BEG. $909.96 $22966 21-T-9947—OAK WOOD, REG. $399.95 ...... $299.95 10 LB. rafPEBLAL, REG. $959.96 ...... '...... andJantzen 2247—OAK, LO-BOY, BEG. $409.95 ...... $299.95 $269.96 2249—MAHOGANY, L-BOY, BEG. $409.95 ...... $299.96 9969—OAK, 20,000 VOLT HI-FI SOUND, BEG. $409.95 .. $299.95 DELUXE CONSOLES DRYERS 21-D-9S76—MAHOGANY CONSOLE. REG. $359.95. . $279,96 ED-20-S 8 AUTO. idcAT 8ELE0T10N8, REG. $189.96 .. $144.95 21” Oak /- / • « ^ 2i-D-9S17-tiAK CONSOLE ,«EG. $859.95 ...... $279,96 FD-90 IMPERIAL, REG. 9299.95 . $219.95 Lo-Boy 21-D-9496—MAHOGANY LOWBOY, REG. $419.96 .. Combination PORTABLES 1849.96 FD -tl IMPERIAL MARK XH, REG. $819.96 •eaisaceee $289.95 1416—14”, BEG. 9169.95 ...... $149.96 ED-29-S GAS 8 HEAT,*RE0. $199.96 ...... $174.95 1 Speed Phono $ HI-FI Spkn. I Surnmer forecast: 14U—14”, BEG. 9179.95 ...... $169.95 Ortg. $42960 ,1716-17” BEG. $206.66 ...... 9179.9$ BERKSHIRE 1717—17”, UEO. $219.96...... $199.98 21-T-98SS—MAH6o ANY, REG. $359.95 ...... 1269195 RANGESy Electric 1 ; 1 fair and cdol 21-T-9S87—OAK, REG. $S$9.96 ...,...... $279.96 $ 3 2 9 5 0 E-$$7 80” AUTOMATIC TTMEB REG. $189.95 ...... $174.98 STEREOPHONIC HI-FI E-S87 40” DOUBLE OVEN, M O . $209.96 ...... $249.98 . witli r li^ t straws. CBDOUIY ITN18H—AM-IFM RADIO WITH EXTERNAL PORTABLES lUPKAXER amt AMPUUFIER, REG. $474,96 ...... $849.96 17-PT-0041—17” WITH ANTENNAS, BEG. $194.95 ...... $160.95 Youll..ni skip-1 menjty 2i„ *1through______yourv busiest ■* ' 17-PD-9062—17" DELUXE, BEG. $214.05...... $184.05 GAS MAHOGAIIY FINISH—4 SPEAKERB; 40 WATTS WITH EX- OTHERS IN STOCK AT COMfTAIR^BLE PIUCEB G-S40 C. P. DELUXE AUTO. BURNBB. REG. M4966 .. $2$$65 SPECIAL ON RECORDS summer «Jays in this light, supple little Cobbic. r**i*fALRPBAKBB8 and AMPLIFIER. BEG. $824.95 . $249.95 -48R.iP.M. N$t just because of its open-to-the-breeze OKKjnWlSH—4 SPEAKERS. 40 WATTS WITH EXTERNAL COBBIES ■PBAKER and AMPUFIER, REG. $834.95 ...... 926965 12 for $1.00 . ..straw weave... but because this fabulous sh'oe DISH WASHER KitcHen-Aid Portable Ong. $279.95. *22995 WHILE THEY LAST is made to flex and follow every motion - * ...... of your foot It's really abnoat like port of you. . Vj-«-; r Up To;3 Years To Pay Guorantetf.. SPECIAL CONnHUCS n etu niHOAY, JUNE 30 Delivery, PRICES ■ 1- .V? SHOP EARLY FOR BEST BUYS | , Service I All Included ,FoBit 0Bior Stryict Skico 1,931 On ^KMoreficmditt HsMwilSidOaf 'lie- pFX:i^ oiN Clwrrt fro^ Myvtto, 1 * V

< ■* MANCHESTER EVENING H1»ALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1969 PA G E B E V IH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. JUNE 18. 1969 j N i V - l K I j t k "T9“ burden, and to help Uio rsUreads pairing liatitd for tha legialatlva, Woman Juror iiiiiiiiiii rather than the Calendar day, M i­ Farfewell Party FURRIERS . ^4uttirirHtEr flnsne* imi>rovaC conunutfr ssrr* A Thouf^ for Todiy Mali eu Trial nority Leader Plnney appealed a DEStOBTERS Connecticut SpoMwrafi bp CHESTER'S Eweteg E^raUi lc« fbr tha future, without, it la frtim the ruling of the efiair, and Held for Pastor Calls Liherace said, tmpoaii)( any new tax on the the Republican effort to vote O s w U tt i)isappears m THE FAIR FOR FAMOUS the Republican halves of patra Remodel ‘Real Smasher’ ? s : « a people of New Jersey. AU the mon> Yankee In spite of steady rsln, severs! ■ r H e ey the ralliriada need, and no pain without notice to the still absent My neighbor, Mary Hobby, la Now York, Juna 15 (F)—Au- ' By A. H. O. Democratic halves of the same hundred peoptii turned out. to say alert to ,m d pooma of humor and YOUR OLD PUR COAT NAME FASHIONSi tp the laxpayera. By DKNIfIS NERU) thoritlss are looking for a Brook­ pairs w-as on the point o f heading goodbye to the Rcy. and M rs inspiration. From her scrapbook IN T O A N E W lyn man who disappsarsd during jiiil This pretty picture becomes a for a roll call vote when one in­ London. Jun« l6 UP)— A gray- If, on the DemsersUe side of Charles Reynolds at a reception comM this gentla reminder that the middle o f his trial In Brooklyn 11 dividual Republican Isgisistor did halrzd woman membar of the Jury little less Idyllic, and a litllsr more the 1059 session, the low point held in the chapel of South Metho­ each one haa a responsibility for eCape Stole fadsral court. He Is charged In Plnney and the party the favor of MIMKR III Ige centroveralal. when one states reached was that o f the Senate dist Cliurch last evening. making hla life count. It la by R. e Jacket From that awarded Liberace libel dam­ connection with the burglary, of rescuing them from a rather L. Sharpe. *1995 whst It really means. burial o f the measure which would They left today for their new age* o ( 8,000 pound* (522,400) two Connecticut post otfiee*. ftt shabby spot. charge In Attleboro, Mass., after A Bag of Tools - call Ml'e-7518 or Reekvflie TR S-SMt iiiii O m # IUU lUtttr What It really means Is that have made the party lever an op­ agalnat a British newspaper turned Stephen Kramer, 54, dropped tional device on the (Donhecti6ut Rep. James H. Atlyn, of Ston- an association at South Church of Isn't it atrange SS BURKE ROAD, ROCRVILLB out of sight ''Tuesday when his New Jersey motorists, and New up at bis hotel afterward and told voting machine, the low point, for Ington,' stood up and said bluntly seven years,' first as missionaries That princes and kings For Free Battaiate la Tour Heoia. trial resumed before Judge Mort­ •ssssrsHajss* Jersey's guest, motorists, will be that If he had signed a pair with ' And clowns that caper ' newamen she thought, he was won­ the Republicans, also concerned a to India, and this past year as as- imer W. Byers. ti9 im m m m mm ftitt cc ix Mflfljtts ••(*•••♦••••••••••••»••• I'ff paying tolls In order to finance the voting device, or, perhaps to be somebody, and then discovered fociatc pastor of the church. In eawduat rings derful— "a real smasher.” And common people H* was being tried on throe more accurate, a non-voting de­ that somebody trying to come An official ' ‘Godspeed" frbm the Three minute* before the high charges o f conspiracy and one BB MOBtll ••••••••••••«•••*•«••■• ^8; railroader back in the House and cast a vote Like you and me court verdict was announced yes­ vice. church family was offered by Dr. charge of possession of stolen Pert of every toll a motorist " I would feel he had not played Are buildere for etemity-T terday. the woman. 49-year-old Our sense of charity forbids us Winfield T. Moyer, chairman of nnoney order blanks. pays, on the New Jersey Turnpike, fair with me." Therefore, ha said, Mrs. Jean Friend, had given tha MANCIIISUR SHOrriNC- I’ARKADi to Inquire whst particular section the paatbral- relations committee, The government charges Kram­ TH» iuMS^TltD'ptUdqi he couldn't with conscience vole Each i i given a bag of tools, American piano player a broad will go towardjpaying the fsre of of the Republican leadership was along with personal gifts and a NO er snd two other persons bur­ TIm Aaaodktfd PrrM la •xciMTtlT with his party against the riiling A ahapeleas mess, wink to Up him off that he had n H tM fB tba uM o( rcouMIcatlOo M some railroad commuter. Motor responsible for the strategy In check. Gifts were also presented U lM to UM UM o( rcpuMIcatlpo of the chair. A book of rules; won his suit against the Daily glarized the post offices, In Or- question. Even conceding that the by Mrs. Walker Briggs, president ang^ and Wilton, Conn,, In 1956 11 Bcm'eto*r«to«*Q^t«id ^ pLqS traffio will be subsidizing rail And each must msks, Wflrror. Mrs. Ellesa Barrett BramtR Leo 3. Barrett iiii „a legislative moment In' question This sparked Rep. John Lupton of the Woman's Hociety of Chris DOWN A total of 53,200 Was taken from 'u a utoo tb* local a *«a pubililiM ban. traffic. was one calculated to make some of Weston to say that he too Ere life hss floWn, "■Woman In Liberace Jury Sen- the living is easy for dad in All rUbta o( rcpubltcation of ipaelal ttan Service, and Miss Diane 81m A stumbling block the post offices, along with 325 aiiliatobu hareln ara atoo raatt-twl We would think that, rather than Republicans feel that anything would support the ruling of the ler, on behalf of the eight grade aatlon," headlined the Dsilly Jler- Brother, Sister Receive Degrees Or a stepping stone. PAYMENT ald. blank money order forms. B. A. Barr subsidize any form of public t'rana- was Justified, the strategy was chair, In an effort to ''stop this membership class. ili; ruu Nnrlea client el N quibbling." Chances of victory on Rev. H Osgood Bennett Mr*. Friend’s wink came as the Leo J. Barrett of 35 Deepwoodf One of the other two, RoaMp Ibc still darkly conceived, and It was Serving at the punch bowl were ford he waa elected president of Publlabtra RepreMntaUTMi Tba portatlOQi a ststoTnlght more sen­ the maneuver thus gone. Minority court reassembled to hear the .ver­ Dr. and Mr*. Eileen Barrett Madonia, w ai ihystarlously shot to snmethinfr of a shock to see Mi­ Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Weils Dennison, the junior clase- and has been JoUua Matbca-a Special Aaency — New sibly undertake to own and oper­ nority Lender Sesrle Plnney buy­ Leader Plnney beat a retreat and Buy your hoedinf,' roolbiq, aluminum windows. dict. The Jury waa out 3 hours Britnoli of Avon, son and daughter death In June 1957, Just two days T o rt CblcaKO Detroit and Boaton. wife ,of the chairman of the board of Mr. and Mrs. F. Leo Barrett of elected president of the senior before he waa to face trial in con­ Iiii iK S M ^ AUDIT BtmEAU Of ate the trap.sportstlon system It­ ing it. at least to see how far withdrew his appeal, because, he and 22 minutes. of trustees; M rs Claribel Carr, doors, insulation emd siding now. No dovm poy- 35 Deepwood Dr., were awarded class and student council for the nection with the burglaries. HU sportswear CtRCDUATIONS ______self. But If there Is.to he tt state It could go. , said, he did not want to Involve Liberace, wearing a subdued A' the Speaker In the eatabliahment another .trustee; and Mrs. John WINDOW SHADES “ ^ ■ " t. Phono dark gray mitt and a patterned degrees at recent commencement coming year. killing haa not been solved. rAMPUS The legislative day of June 2 monfs—no monthly payments until Qet. 1st. Tba Harahl PrtnUn* ‘“ p - sYibsIdy of commuter railroads, to Mushko, chairman of the commis­ Mrs. Brunolt received her mas­ iMumea no r*nanctal reaponalbOlty tor had continued past the hour of of any precedent which might be gray silk Ue. swept In with hIs. en­ exercises. Kramer was earlier tried on •aounea bo rtnanclal reapooali sion on missions. ter of arts degree In education at tTpocraphlcaJ crrora acpeartna ui enable them to maintain good serv­ midnight. The bill under discus­ regretted. It was not the ruling WASHABLE Ml 3-51 At for fmo ostimotos. tourage. He waa mopping his Barrett received a bachelor of burglary charge. In New Haven, ii t aartlaameBta and other readiM IM commencement exercises at Hlll- ice and good pnflta while keeping sion was the substitute, watered of the Speaker, which had to be, In honor of "Paddy's" Irish brow wltM a monogrammed hand­ art* degree Sunday at the Univer­ Conn., but be was acquitted. la The Mancbeaftr Brenlna Herald background, the theme for decora­ INTERSTATE sity of Connecticut. He is present­ yer College of the University of Hla trial In Brooklyn had bsen commuter fares Jown, the man­ .down unemployment compensation which had In It elements to be re­ kerchief. , _ adrertiaraii boura: meAsure the Democrats had pro­ gretted. it was the' cheap, amart- tions was green, and even Mrs. AQUA SHADES No His gaze traveled over the 10 ly attending ' the Unlvef-slty of Hartford. running three days when Kramer oaday—1 p.m. ner In which the money for this Reynolds wore green. The center- Connecticut School of Law where She ia a graduate of the Teach­ laaday—1 p .iu ' io"n%. duced In place of the bill the aleck strategy Into which the Re­ men and 2 women in the Jury box. failed to appear. . Eight govern­ r Wattoeaday—1 p.m •ftieaday. subsidy is collected is Important. House had killed amid dramatic publicans had petty-minded them piece on the refreshment table was Made te Order Payments In- the front row sat Mr*. Friend. he will contplete the requirement* er’s College of Connecticut, New ment witnesaee had testified r Tboradar—1 p.in^ Hedneaday. The Maasachuaetta aystem in e f­ selves. But the whole event did an arrangement of shamrock. In S3.35 -With Your Rollera for a law degree next June. Britain, and has tkught for two agalnat him. R- - scenes the week before. The House She smiled, winked 'and nodded. ra. Tbitoaday. his remarks, the Rev. Mr. Rey­ years at the Buckley School. BW ■BipnlBJ**! B. VtMay. fect for the Gld ColjDny Line dpring was operating, as a roll call sua- have a bright side. It produced the Until Then she mouthed silently: "It's While at the law school In Hart­ A fter his dieappearance, Kram­ Qaaaliied■ daadfina; IO:SO a m. taining Speaker O'Brien's ruling memorable, Imperishable debate nolds noted the orange lilies used Full Line of Custom all right." Murmurs of "JRa'a er's 55,000 ball was ordered for­ »y ol pubUMUim BBCapI Saturday— the past year made apecial lavlea . I that the new bill was properly be­ on what day it was. In decorating one of the gifts, won” ran through the courtroom. when printer's neglected to Itali­ feited and a bench warrant was upon tha communitlaa along tha VENETIAN BLINDS October 1st 1^ fore the House had established, saying they provided a nice con­ Three tense minutes ticked by Ribicoff to Bolster cize all the changes in the new bill, ordered fof„ htb arrest. Thursday, June 18 railroad and served by it. That had with a two vote margin for the trast. before the official announcement Asst. Atty. Charles L. knit shirts Insulation Elastic the Governor's aides said. some semblance df logic and Jus­ Democrats, 127 to 125. ••In addition to tha committee, E. A. JOHNSON that the Jury had found that a col­ Idtiw on Shoplifting Ribicoff is expected to sign the Stewart said yesterday that the At- this point it must be ex- Mrs. Carl Hilding assisted in the umn In the tabloid' Dally Mirror eearch for Kramer has extended to Whst If, last N ot. 27? tice In It. Perhaps, In New Jersey, bill when he return* from a trip ed -that the li950 House, recog­ Vienna — Austria has granted kitchen In the preparation of the MONTGOMERY WARD by William N. Connor implied Lib­ Canada. the subsidy ahould be provided PAINT CO. (Oontiiiuod from Pag* One) to California. W e possess no formula for any nizing its own close and crucial a patent to the Vlenneee inventor punch. 828 MAIN STREET erace was homosexual. from the state's gensral fund, even political dTvlslons, had introduced 723 Main St.. Tel. H I 9-4501 successful resolution _ of the cur­ of a new method of insulating Liberace announced he was "de­ 'Origination a formal system of pairing to Its ure was passed by the recent ses­ Masked Players though that would place a burden foundations, TTis inventor, Walter Shell Money lighted . my reputation has been rent phase of East-West diplo­ operation. A member of one aide sion of the Legislature. 2.99 upon soma Individuals who never Neugebauer,. says hla Zyatem not vindicated." ' macy. who needed to be absent would The Mirror announced It will file The bill makes It easler-,tO ob? So great was the distance be "Juke box” comes from the use a railroad or seem to derive only keepi rata, mice, and ter­ Shells of mollusks have been bJizabelhan “ Jouk,” meaning ' to We can imagine some possible find a member of the opposing an appeal. .It devoted three full tain shoplifting convictions by tween audience and players that any benefit'from its existence. But mites out, but, being "elsstlc,” will uaed aa a medium of exchange making concealment of goods Greek and Roman actors had to dodge 4 move quickly." The word alternatives. aide who also wished to be ab­ and aa amules ornaments and pagro to a factual report of the whatever the fair . system would sent, both would sign" their also -stand up under earthquakea- prima facie evidence of Intent to wear large and exaggerated masks W€is applied to bootleg Hquor ceremonial objects by primitive verdict, including- a photograph of What If. last Nov. 17, it had ndt names on a palrirfg form in front and ^ven provide short-term pro­ a sm ilin g Liberaep- But thepj,, steal and by making the crime of t( Identify the characters which ■places in the southern mountains be, it Would seem obvious that to people everywhere. been Khrushchev, but President of the Speaker's desk, and both tection against radium rays. they portrayed. The masks also ai.d automatic phonograph ma­ c had to brush Adenaiiei sside, but I f we think of nuclesr bombs as YOUR A aU A L pra would have' had the German capable of covering a lot of terri­ J paeple. whereas today we do have L- tory with one blow, chemical war-,- 1 ■> Adenauer while neither he nor we fare could, he said, "cover fa)itas- gANK BALANCE! mgy have the German people. We tlcally greater areas." Further would have captured our own allies more, gas would aettle the debate and had them cheering us Instead about whether or not we need un­ i ’ Of doubting and nagging us. We derground shelters. Being heavier swimwear would hsY^c scored a clean sweep than air, they would settle Into the INSTA n T m o n e y I s th e new portable typewriter, taxes, With world opinion, and there shelter ventilators, and render Connecticut Bank find Trust new sports equipment. . . any­ would have been no Communist In­ them useless. • Company’s continuing credit plan thing you want. genuity devious enough to manu- Jt seems to ns that this Is’ In­ that instantly sets you up vpth You’ll find INSTANT fMture arguments which could be­ deed just about th3 most humane money-in-the-bank to pay for cloud our possession of the good thing the twentieth century has M O N E Y the biggeet helper your Initiative. an3rthing you want to buy— right heard yet, and that. If there is s budget has ever had. Mail the ill We even suspect that there on the spot! 1.99 2.99 drop of civilization In any of us coupon for your application and might be a conference at Geneva we will work and campaign to Just wijjke an INSTANT fuU-mfomurtion— or phone or atop Which was going somewhere. have gas warfare supplant nuclear M O N E Y check to pa.y for a new in at any Connecticut Bahk and warfare, op at least he given an color T V , an outboaM motw, a equal chance to demonstrate its Trust Company office. Toll Peter, Commuter Paul kindly potentiBlities. Governor Meyner of New Jer­ IN MANCHESTER YQUR SPECIAL INSTANT MONEY sey has launched g proposal for Mfry toltlfMI MiZ w i lwrtil lit l PHONE NUMIER IS M L 3-1171 > Dad will dive right In and come up with best sol'ving the commuter problem In iMtMI’lMl that state. It Is a proposal which looking swimwear ha's ever seen. Neater, would seem to Jhave plenty of n«jr/ Ughtf fun-Pow$rl You don't htnro to bo a doposHor to quality for INSTAS^MONiYI everything In It, except fairness trimmer boxer rpodels. Ivy cotton briefs in snd Justice. What the New Jersey praposal o*w iS^-TransiMtor summertirne glamour... in Playtex"com fort sumnjer bright or subdued patterns. . would do la take the excess income b-i, „ The Connecticut Bonk and Trust Company, Playtox living* zfraploM longlino with "itoy- o f the New Jersey Turnpike, which Sleeveless Sun:Gatchers INSTANT MONEY,, 89.3 MAIN ST. ' Piayt«x M of iC'Cling*" ttrapl«u ... wHh eoniovr, eup$. BOW coUecte some 510,000,000 Stretch In ilf Retfeh in HI Bend in it/ Revolulionory clinqing high" tonlour cupi td »hop« you noturolly for todoy'i 1 4 0 wifH 'n' wendarful groiip for Juniors, Missof^ V9omtn. MANCHESTER. CONN. year In tplla more than it needs to D i p l o m a t ■ ■ bock can't, ilip. Th# iserel? An omazing new simtic bock foihion...in hsovsniy comforf. Th# sxelwiv* sloitie ■SMt its own bonds, and devote 'PleAw send me more infonnatStiro/y at tha Ear! youNto svw bod. No c#«»9r doy «0 lob Of pike. Whits »toy» In'ploes, th# front itoys higher. Oho* you am Inehi r u I l F s U t e has 501,000,000 in .Skndsr, tinted, comoiirtd ur fii 5.96 form. I understand it ooeta mehflthing to open an INSTANT MONEY account. enly.33A-40C ^ O td y M .9 5 I ■niTlus It ootiia Epend right tniigly right at the earl lO-duy Designed to catch the war'ann^ of iHe sun . . . leaving you cool, eare-frM mors uplift thou other ttraplsn broi. Whit# only. 3 2 A 4 IC . Money-Back Guarantee. Eaiy Nam t.. y. to Uie first year o f helping and comfortable in some oof f tthe l smartest styles of the season! Shown, just i ■ ,Only$S.9S r lenm. Sec k today...cajeg fk- ) iSilbrwUls. It would spend up to moiN Zenith Quality I Fmeiome two from otlr conmlete selection'of-sleeveless styles In easy-care prints and solid oolors.” Others in the gtoup include cap and short sleeve styles. SY i,0(||A*0 over a y t y e u period: demonttrMion arranged. S treet...------...... i|ttre£UveBiaa o f this pro­ Choose from a size range o f 7-16, 10-18 and 14J|4“24V4.' i mm fs UM It ;w^ld suable thf, . , QUINN'S FHARMACY- Allen, Emet ttnrtfvrdg to q m TiMMtoj. ttiroagli anturdAyg f slO ejsL to liiO • • ' '.gtjW iy .'tABiaFlE thd' ye ttU DsDO psMa W r — ^ raONB MIS-UM f 111 • V.. . • f. " ■ ' ■ ‘

• A MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTEtt. CONN, THURSDAY. JUNE 18, 1959 PAGE nam ^ tBont MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. JUNE IS, 1969 Mrs. Scott end Mias Freneea Rentschler Award Hairlaoa, O. MatMaaen, aislatant steward, plaInU about the brook odor til South Windsor Firemen to See plan to pack a ataek lunch for the oeueed by biduatrial waatiw. Mrs. Beck Head Parker of Hertford presented bar Kiwanis Elects - adth the Ida Baker Scott Founda­ Queen, Philip Ntederwaitar, trip. General Manager .Richard Mar­ Given Sue Boris tion award.' and Leslie W H ira Sox-Sox Ball Game Goeata o t the oompany art Town tin has written to WiUiant Foukis.i Of Soroptimiste Mobile Lawyer Atty. Mafelda Doyle of Meriden Last Dag ef Behhel Fire Chief W . CUftord Masoa and owner of the Lydall A Foulds pa­ Mrs. H a^ett :eve the weleome, Edith Lewie of Fly Atlantic Eileen Susan Boris, a memhei* of Principal Bennett Plotkln of the ThirtjMWven members and the ceptalne of the other three per company, and William S. Wise, > Mre. Leela Back, poetm'aetar at Dallas, Jex., June 18 IFI— A l­ ■n*B TPinple B*Ui Sholom the Barnard g r a f t i n g class, won town fire eompanlea he Hartford Ohib proMded and Wapping Ktemeptaiy Sohool has guaste of Voluntaor Moae Oo. 3 of director of the State Water Re­ GolumMa, was eeatad as preeldent ? bert J. Tully, 48, a Mobile. Ala., ipcorated wtth white and blue th# Rentschler Xw’ard for Elemen­ sources Commlaeion, to arrangs e Charlotte 6rey, peat president of (Continued from Page One) announosd a revised schedule of tho TOsm Fire 'D epulm ent are of Manchester Beroptlmlet Inter­ lawyer end former U.S. attorney, ahadM of hybrid d^lphlnhima. I tary Algebra. Ends Cai^r conferenea to study the problem. the Manchester Club, was song achool hours for the last day of looking fonrard to.Mturday and leedtr. Paat New E i^ en d Xitjvsr- will serve' Klwenla International whit* riedioH. peoniea and pow-^ Scores df excited local officials The *50 award Is presented by He hoe eskdil Wiiee to cheok national last night pnna. and Woo^pnordia fern for school. V^r Friday the morning tho. company's 11th annual ex­ Health Department The InstaUatTon took piece at nor Vivian Parks of Hertford pro­ aa praeldant for the n«xt year. United Aircraft in memory of A. LydeJl Brook end also the Rogers and their wives a-ece waiting to As Teacher Moelon will start at the regular cursion to tho basobaU flold. a- joint installation of offlesre ef nounced the Invocation end Past His election was announced to­ the weddin* of Miaa t>-nne Gayle E. Rentschler. It is a competi­ Oorp. mtS to cheok ell pooslMe Sandal! and Alan Mlroner at 2 be presented to the monarch. tive examination open to each hour and end at 10 a.m. Boston's Fonwey Perk and, Will Check Brook all the nine clubs In OonnefiUcut Governor Ruby Feosiee of, Hart­ day at the serriee clubs'- 44th an­ temoon seeMon will begin at later, the Revere Beach dog track ■eourcee of pollution in the brook. O’c lo ^ Sunday afternoon. Prime Minister John Dlefenbaker school teaching this subject. Mrs. Mary Hartnatt of Buck- 10 following a dinner a t the Waverly ford Introduced the epeeker. nuel convention. a.m. and end at 11:30 a.m. The are tho two goals of the group. Martin said today both Wiee and Tully was unopposed in ballot­ The bride »« the daujrhter of Mr. was flying In from OUsws. Gov­ Eileen, or "Sue,'' ss she is land Rd. was honored for M years 'The Town H Rh Dopai4in«nl Inn, Chsahire, attended by nearly busses will pick the children up The men leave by chartered hue at hie ' chief engineer were -out- of 300 members. ing by delegates yesterday. and Mr*. Jnok Sandala. 28 Brook; ernor General Vincent Massey, known to her friends, was voted of aervica as a teacher In South win take stape to find out If tite Maroont LiT«i in Jamaica field St., and the bridegroom la sho^y before 10 a.m. • sjn . Saturday and expect to re­ town and to date has been set as The gueet speaker was Mra Ida A 17-year veteran in Klwanle the Qiieln’a peraonal representa­ best athlete in her clase. She was turn sometime early the following yet for the conference. club work, Tully moves up from- the non of Mr. and Mm. Barney a member of Student Council, the Wlndaor aehools i t e reception 0»-ep AppUeaUeae odor of LgdaU Brook oausoa any Baker Scott of Worcester, tive in Canada, was coming morning. Kingston, Jemtiea — In the the office of -vice preaident, to Mimner. Gloveraville, N. T . Dr. Bowling Club, the 8th Grade Mixed hel^ In the Wapping School audlr Enrollments are being taken for axonaco to healMi. governor of the New England Re­ aboard the destroyer escort Gati­ gion. She spoke on the subject which he was elected loot year In l.eon Wind and Cantor Georjre Choir, and won a first prise'in the- torium Tuesday afternoon. She la thO South . Windsor Co-operative A t Fenway, the Boston Red Sox TI10 roquae;. voiced at a IM- High City jungle fostneea of Jemelea'e high­ neau. Kindergarten. FOr application and Chicago White Sox purpose to reoton' meeting this week, has "Nine Lamps to Light Our Way.** Chicago. tVald officiated. Frederic Wer­ Nearly 200 newamen and pho­ Manchester Science ^alr with a retiring at the end of the present lands ere the Maroons, an Inds- ner waa, organlat and Mr*. Meyer blanks contact Mrs. Betty Pas- mirae the afternoon Intereeting for been brought to the ettahtlon of The ninth club, chartered only Previously hs was tremsurer a t tographers also were on hand. The team exhibit. Sue is member of Bogota, Coltimbla, amid high pendent poople who still livs In the Klwanls Interaational and esrvod Lcvefl waa aoloiat. ■ehool jrear. tula, jqsasant Valley Road. the visiting firemen. A single Dr. Nkholea Mandalo, health di­ last week with 32 members, will tour also marks a first In the tele­ the Center Church Pilgrim’ Choir mountains. Is mors than a mils and -manner of their luiclent African four years o r International trus­ The bride waa given in mar­ Mrs. Rudy Durig, PTA presi­ game Is eeheduled. rector. be known ee the Lower Connect]- vision field. Engineers of the and is a pupil of the Dubaldn forebears. Dsscenoenti of run- tee. riage hv her father. Miaa Donna dent. presented her with a sliver MaMhaster Evealag Herald The excuralon has been organ- To /n DIraotor John Hutchhi a half above ssa level. It has a cool out River Valley Club- Us mem­ British-Broadcasting Corp. (BBCl School of Music. bers live from Middletown down to ewey sieves, they live In a peace­ I.e^e Sandala, 28 Brookfield St., ala- dish inscribed "Mary Hartnett for Seoth Windsor eonospendeat EL isod by Harold E. Parrott with the son made the Inspeotkm rsmaet and excellent climate, even though worked out a new system to In June 1957, this same award S a y b m k and Weetbrook. ful enclave, eeperate end apart The average American sees hie tcr of the bride, waa maid of hon- 25 years of dedicated aervioe to more Burabtrn, telephone MItoheR maaisUBce of Walter E. Weir. Her­ cu the suggeaticn of e North End It is only a few degrees from the Transatlantic cable relay of a was- won by Sue’s older brother equator. Tho officers who Inetelled by from other Jamaicans. doctor about five times e year. . nr. Bride.amaida were Miaa An­ brief film showing the Queen’ s Jay, who will be a senior in Man­ oducation." She also received a 44€74. bert Kearns, ats'irard, and Russell er repeating longatsnding oofn- drea .1. Sandala, 28 Brookfield St., chester Hijih School next year. coraage from Mrs. Dorothy Hull aiater of the bride; and Miaa Nan- departure from I»ndon. The 'TV audience in Canada and the United Sue is the daughter of Mr. and of the local Board of' Education cv Hirachberg. Hartford. and a d|et of - silver candlesticks ' Merril Mimner. Gloveravllle. .States saw the pictures within two Mrs. Paul A. Boria who reside at hours of the departure. ?71 Henry St. from Leslie Wens, president of the waa hia brother'a beat man. tlah- sixth grade class. era were Paut Chlmea. Brooklyn. St. Johns blazed with red. white and blue bunting and Canadian N Y.. Richard I-ewia .Ir., Schnec- A 'letter was read by Charles and British flags. But the ban- Enes from the class of 1983. Many tady, N. Y„ and Save I.,enefaky, nets were drooping In the damp, Half of Students New London, former students were present, in­ murky air. ^ cluding Mrs. Francis Charlton, m r The bride wore a gown of Aside froip the decorations, Given Polio Shots white bouquet taffeta dealgned Mrs. Alex Blosis and Mrs. Stan I'* however, there was no holiday ley Blenkowskt. She also received with a princeaa line bodice and spirit or visible signs of general ahorl aleevea. Lace appllquea About half the l.CiOO Manchester many telegrams and flowers from excitement. High School students eligibls for friends, former students and well- with aeed pearla and aequina ac­ "I don’t expect many of us will cented the acooppd neckline, dip­ free polio shots have taken the op­ -wlshers. Speakers noted the many get a look at her anyw-ay,” said a portunity to get them at two clin­ friends Mrs. Hartnett made ping to a V In' the back with a taxi driver. "It’S all laid on for amall taffeta bow and long | ics held by the school department. among students and parents dur­ the big ahots." The second clinic was held yes­ ing her--S5 years pf service. Btreamem. The full gored akirt I Tomorrow, the Queen tours St. terminated In a chapel train. Her terday and only 285 high school Also honored and - given a gift '.Tohns and then flies to Gander to students received shots ' despite of appreciation was Science mantilla of Bniaaela lace waa ar- j open a new air terminal there. On WORE. stepped-up efforts by school offi­ Teacher Joseph Tripp who is leav­ I s c o u ranged in the madonna atyle. She Saturday she visits the U.S. Air cials to publicize the clinic. ing Wapping School to become carried a prayerbook marked with Force base at Slephenvtlle. a white orchid and atephanotla After the first clinic. May 27. the principal e f the Avery Street Btreamem. school system came under fire from School. The attendant! were aimilarly Town Director Theodore Powell Those helping Mrs. Dudy Durig attired in gown of French blue who charged that the school did In arranging the reception includ­ EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE AT THE MANCHESTER GREEN-OPEN DAILY 10 TO 10 taffeta, designed with draped neck­ Yi>ur Pocketbook not take adequate steps to get in­ ed Mrs. Louis Cersoslmo, Mrs. lines, fitted bodices and bell- By FAYE HENI.E Porthole Photography to the hands of parents permission William Clark, Mrs. Donald Klrch- ahaped skirta, accented with two slips for the Shots. A total of 210 eti and School Principal Bennett VJ- , ‘i Herald Photographer Joseph Satemls "zeroed In” on these tires which spilled on the Andover Rd^ - self rosettes. Their headpiecea Rl. 6, In Coventry, this morning when the truck carrying them ran into a guard rail and Upped MHS students had the shots at Plotkln. r . i . 1 By FAYE HENLE were bands of matching taffeta . . . I’ve found the one man in almost over. The driver, whose name was not available, escaped Injury. -Andover firemen washed that clinic. PTA Organized with tiny veila. The maid of hon­ Paul Shafer Pholo 100,000 who has written a letter to gasoline off the highway. Fifty-five students from Howell About 60 persons attended the or carr ed a cascade bouquet of MRS. ALAN MIRONER his wife instructing her on how to Cheney Technical School took ad- . Avery St. School PTA organiza­ shades of blue delphinim\ia and vantagee of the first clinic and 4A care for the emergencies that will unpleasant queatloning. You might one page claim and death certifi­ tional meeting held last night a t white Frenohed camatlona, ac­ arise Immediately following hla in your safe deposit box, your law­ appeared to get their shots yester­ tke Wapping Grammar School. stay at the Castk Harbour Hotel, yer’s office or left with a bank. You well make this account a savings cate has been filed, life inaurahee cented with shades of delphinium. death. policies under $20,000 will be paid. day. Joseph ITipp, who was Intro­ The bridesmaids carried cascade was a gray and while checked suit might even keep a copy of your account. The clinics were held at Powell’s duced by Wapping Principal Ben­ with black acceasoriea. After July Public Records I found him because my editor Even on policies over $20,000 bouquets Of white Frenched car­ suggested: "If you can treat the will at home. But. make a copy of You should have Informed your urging. nett Plptkin aa principal of the 1 the CO iple wii; make their resi­ this letter, give it to a trusted wife where she might find your im­ where a tax waiver is needed pay­ nations, accerAed tvith shades of Warrantee Deeds -subject kindly. I wl.sh you’d give ment Is prompt. Meanwhile, evi­ new Avery St. School, served deljidilnium. dence at Beach Park, Clinton, for friend that you can be reasonably portant papers, your will, life in­ acting chairman. the sjgnmer. Aldo and Gllda D’Apppllonlo to uaisort of a timetable telling wid­ dence of such policies is sufficient The binle's mother wore an ex- ows how tliey can prepare for the sure 'dll be close at hand when surance policies, securities If you Austria Floats Bonds Th" bride is a graduate of Oly anp Quality IJsed Cars for 25 Years. ■ was formerly rented to Adler anti Dobktn for tobacco pecking. , White Oak Excavators, Inc., of WHY WAIT UNTIL TROUBLE WITH YOUR PRESENT CAR PUTS AN END TO VACATION PLEASURE Flalnville and Tudor Hill, Inc., and Its president, Aaron Dubitsky, seek iHsrmiaaion to exesvste and grade i v i n q •n land off Ellington Rd. covered BUY NOW -SAVE NOW -BEST TRADES-BEST TERMS In a previous permit dated March 11, 1967,-,.. ' A special-Town Meeting will bt EVERY USED CAR IS FULLY RECONDITIONED AND OK GUARANTEED beld tonight at 8 p.m. at the Pleas Ladies’ White Pleated I.a4liee’ Famous Brand LadlM'-Childreii's REMEMBER AT CARTER'S YOU 1959 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR 1955 CHEVROLET HARDTOP 4nt Valley School. On the agenda 1955 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE #111 be a '$10,000 appropriation for LADIES ~ YOU R CHOICE 5WIM Deluxe model. v-8, radio, heater, pnwergllde. Snappy transportation. preliminary wofk on the new high ARNEL , ^REASSURED OF Very low mileage. SAVE. »2295 Original One owner condlton. ^ o o l , approval of new streets, -And a proposed ordinance concern SHORT SHORTS^ JAMAlCAS l i SKIRTS' 5UITS 1958 CHEVROLET HARDTOP 1955 CHEVROLET 2.DOOR 1954 CHEVROLET BEL A I R 4 ^ 0 R Cottons, Helefica knits, Rig peddlers. Permanent pleats. *Sizea PLAYWEAR Radio and heater. _ . This- car Is LOADED with equipment. V-8, radio, heater standard shift. Chumh School Sot lastex and other novel­ Original upholstery and sharp throughout. 32-80, ty fabrics. One owner and very sharp. $2495 Loaded with get up and go, • Tile imoetlon EN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. MANCFfUITER , Gail White, Marian Sharp, Vaai.t - Nevers, Pwbty Uvermefw nfftgr. T O M ia m , '■ Karan Pett^ f

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MANCHB8TTB EVENING HEEALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. JUNE 18. 1969 jfA WCBESTBR Ev e n in g it b r a l o . Ma n c h e s t e r , o o n n ^ tht^ s o a t , t u n e is . isss PAGE ELEVEN 9 M T W Honpifal Notes Permit Issued Houser'Seavey Wedding For Repairs tp Faihers like good food attd Grand Uhioo’e . .^ Vlaitlag Honisi Adnitii—I to S p.m.; Maternity—C' to 8 and fl:M Appliance Barit ■M«— Ruth Harriet SMvey, to 8 p.an.; OhUdreM'a Ward—2 to teughter of Mr. and Mra. B«n- 7 p.m. Th* AppUanos Bam at MS Jamtn r. Saavay, 44 Starling PI., Adams St, which was gutted by Patlenta Todayi IM becamo the bride of Robert Moiiroe a d m i t t e d YESTERDAY: Mra. flames early in the morning of \ Houaer, eon of Mr. and Mre. Mon- Alice Helnt*, 84 Union St.. Rock­ May fl, has been put on th* road l«e M. Houaer, Morriaville, Pa., at ville; Johnathan Squlers, 82- Ox­ to repair and reconstruction. ford 8t.; Mr*. Inez Mahoney, 38 J-SO Saturday afternoon at the contractor Carroll Nelson, of 24 ^ * 0 Church of the Naaarene. The Rev. Maple S t; Brian Tetro, Broad C K WInelow, mlnlater of the Brook; Benedict Maelnlka, Stprrs; Sunset St, has bOen tsaued a church, officiated. Mra. Fred W o^ Mrs. Bertha Russell. 20 Salem Rd.; building peimlt for Mrs. William- of Monro4 waa Urganlet and Rich­ Fklwurd Sweeney, 90 Baldwin Rd'.; ■ Cole, owner of the bam, and Nel­ ard Schubert of New Haven was Craig Niles, 778 Centef S t : Miss son estimates th* cost of reflnlsh- Rose Marie LaMarr, Wlllimantlc; IINIOM Ing the building at $8,500. PRICIS aoloist. The church wa* decorated wHth white carnation*. Mra. Margaret Gazdzlcki, 74 6. Nelaon’s men started cleaning Mra. John Cav*nna^. Dover, N. Middle Tpke.; Norman Stark, 49 up the burned portion of the 76- SUPEPMAPfffT’S H.. alster of the bride, wa* matron Pleasant St. foot barn earlier thta week. Supr of honor, Brideamalds were Mi** BIRTH YESTE, • »Y : A son to Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Hall Jr., porting timbers are being shored Adriane Anthony Vernon, Min*; up now. The north end of the big 61 Village St. carol KilnatricH, Bolton and Mt«» ; framq bam was the only -part Brenda Houser, Morrisville, alster : BIRTH TODAY; A son to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boucher, 58 Spring damaged by the frre. FRESH - QUALITY CONTROLLED of the bridefrrobm, Junior brides­ I^e bam’e two tenants, Norman maid. Mi.ss Ruth Ann Carlton.; St., Rockville. Thomneonrille. niece of the bride, ^ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: T. Bentz, of 403 E. Middle Tpke., Mrs. Clara Edmondson, Coventry; and Arthur J. Watson, 29 Crest- c j F b r a d Q was flower girl. | Mrs. Helen Marsh, Ellington; Rich­ wood Dr., have continued their en­ Oran Samue! Hrbe. Wollaston ard Hoermann, 118 fTospect St, terprises sOice the fire. Bentz Is Join was beat man. Usher* wre Richard Rockville; Mary Peckenham, Broad proprietor of the Bentz Sheet j; Seavey. Manchester, brother of Brook; Mrs. Evelyn Piccatello, 84 Metal Works and Is a heating an^ th» bride'. Harrv HilHBuah. Morris­ Wells S t; Thomas Conran Sr., 4 metalworking serviceman. Wat­ GROUND BEIF /o Grand ville. uncle of the bridearoom. Green Rd.; Mre. Anita Sutton, 7 son, who rents the basement of Psvld Bicnev. Vemon and Floyd Hackmatack St.; Robert Arm­ the bam, operates a specialty auto Rice. Thomnaonville, . „ strong, 64 Hemlock St.; Sharon Given in marrisce bv her father, body repair shop. Moberg, 66 Conway Rd.; Mrs. t,u- The burned portion of the bam Mt;dNIAL-MASTIR SMOKIR the bride wc« ett'rcd in a gown etta Stark, North Bridgeton, ;• ' V of white Cbantlllv lace, made with housed the appliance section of Maine; James Gray, Wapping; Behtz’s firm. A quantity of stoves, chsoet trr'n end white f«fr*ta un- Adolph Simons, Hebron; Kristi devklrt !®b» sl-o u-ore » lace can refrigerators, washing machines kelson, 8 Warren St.;; Mrs. Ann and television sets were destroyed ^ trtpiroed with reouins with finger- Erickson, 47 Edwards St.; Mrs. Jean Monaghan, Talcottvllle; Mrs. in the blaze. tin uiii-i<}n veil. Bentz today aald he did not The m a t ^ of honor wore a Eileen Flynn, 1087 Main St.; Rob­ ert McLeary, 801 Main St.; Mrs. know whether he would resume rm^-n of white lace w'*.': hie appliance business or not. At LIVE M A IN E taffrta underskirt, and Myma Rlvosa and son,'47 Eldrldge CANNED maids wore gowns of white lace St.; Mrs. Lois Richardson and aon, the time of the fire he estimated over lighter shades of lavender South Coventry; Mrs. W^nda a loss of $6,000 in inventory. MIDGET taffeta underskirts. All the gowns Scott and daughtir, 174 Autumn Bentz said he and Watson 8 had lavender satin bows and .sash- St.; Mra. Victoria Carron and "only lost one day's work because os at the ^vaistllne. All wore daughter, 67 Seaman Circle. of the fire and we’ve been going matching accessories. strong ever since.” Eleven foreign racing and of honor carried a coldnlal bou- W hafs So Shaggy About Him? ' ouet of yellow and lavender cama- sports cars in -Watson’s basement LOBSTER Uona and the bridesmaids carried Cookie doesn’t go to the movies very often, but when th# star la fellow long hair. Cookie feela the shop were rolled outdoors during HAMS eolonial bouquets of yellow carna­ ■Him might have special merit. Ho accompanied his master, James LaRivlera. 8, to the State the fire and were unharmed. Theater yesterday for the first showing of Walt Dlaney’s "The Shaggy Dog”. The film runs for a A spokesman for Nelson said TURKEYS tions. Lorlng Photo week. James la the son of Mr. and Mrs.. Joseph Dragon of 14 Wadsworth St. (Herald Photo by the time needed .l^o complete re­ The flower girl wore a govim pairs on the building could not be atmllsr to those of the other at­ MRS. ROBERT HOUSER Saternia). tendants and carried a colonial estimated. Three men are working bouquet of vellow carnations. Steadily at the bam now. The mother of the bride chose Thyroid Deflclency Usually Mrs. Cole, the owner, said she AVO. a pink silk embroidered organae. New Delay in Geneva Talk; Yield* Readily to Treatment About Town was happy the work had started. Town Giving Contract She never doubted, she said, she WOT. over taffeta aheath dresa with pink accessories, and the mother of the By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. All altar boys of St. Maurice’s would have the building repaired. 4 -8 Ibi. bridegroom, a beige Cbantlllv lace Nikita to Make Statement Written for NEA Service Church, Bolton, are asked to meet A new 'Wrinkle In the repair ov6r tElfetE shPEth dres* with "About seven years ago I had tomorrow afternoon at 8 o’clock work will be the treating of To Garbage CollectorIn the church hall. scorched but structurally sound Hght blue acceasoriea. (Oontihned from Paj;e One) to meet the Soviet request for a a goiter removed,” writes Mrs. F. ban on nuclear weapons and mJa- timbers with an odor preventative. White carnations decorated the "Since then I have put on a The compound eliminates the Davis Memorial Youth Building today's secret conference session alle installations in West Berlin, General Manager RlcHkrd Mar­^clent and cheaper In the long run, An open air service will be con­ where a reception for 250 guests with the clear intent of bargaining, which west rn officials said were Ipt of weight and am sleepy and ducted' at 7:30 tonight by Major smell of charred wood, which is tin said today he expects to award he claimed. often noticeable in wet weather. was held following the ceremony. the^ were .prepared to make "rea­ not planned anyway. feel tired all the time. Could One saving, Bennett contended, E. Walter Lamie of the Salvation the town garbage collection con­ Whan leaving on a motor trip sonable” changes in the plan. 3. The West said It la ready’ to this come from the operation, and would be that a contractor provid­ Army. In the event of rain an in­ to northern New England, the But it waa aald they would' not accept control of their traffic to is there anything which might be tract to the Cohnociicut Carting ing equipment would get- his own door service' will be held in the College Building Round bride wore a light blue sheath weaken the key demand that Rus-'' 'and from BeriU by E ^ Qerman done to help m e?” Co., Hartford, and order equip­ space for it. Martin has told the Citadel. drea with tiQlero Jacket, white sia pledge not to Interfere with Communist officials. Biit the West An attempt to answer this ques- ment which the firm would uee in Directors he must negotiate for 'Beatimont, Tex.—Thera will be accessories sn(T ^thlte orchid cor­ the flow of westem/lrafflc to West would continue to hold Russia re­ the collection. no undesirable rear view to the Uon requires a little guesswork. garage space for the town-owned Big Polio Decline Noted ' sage. After June 17 the couple Berlin and the stationing of west­ sponsible for keeping the supply Of course, Mrs. F.. should check TTie manager waa prepared to equipment in cold weather. It new administration building of win be at home at DeCmi Dr., ern troops there. lines open to all t r ^ c , and the with a physician before doing any­ wrap up the much-debated sub­ would be parked at the Olcott St. Lamar State College of Technology Morrisville. Herter was prepared to insist on Christchurch—Only 55 cases of East Germans thus would be con­ thing. ject of garbage collection. Hla disposal area the rest of the time, poliomyelitis were reported in New at Beaumont. It will be thap^ J a quick windup of the conference The bride graduated from Man­ sidered as agents of the Soviet However, the question certainly plan to have contracted labor use the manager said. Zealand during 1058. .The Health like a doughnut and have a cir­ chester High School and Eastern however the bargaining went. government, not a sovereign town-owned equipment has > been The new western plan' was de­ implies that the patient had a part Bennett said the manager should Department says that not one per­ cular patio in the center. It will be Nazarene College, School of Prac­ regime. of her thyroid gland removed cleared by tht Board of Directors. accept the bid of either Samuel son ^who was vaccinated agfainst steel-framed and have a concrete tical Arts and l>tters. The bride- livered to Gromyko Tuesday night. 4. The West did not ask Riweia The Carting Company’s low bid The western ministers went Into seven years ago for a toxic con­ Lombardo or Henry Starsiak that the disease contracted polio. Hie foundation, first floor, and roof. rroom attended Eastern Nazarene to imderwiite the occupation of dition. At that time, presuma­ for providing labor waa $208,923 were opened May 6. number of cases reported in the' College and at the present time la the conference session yesterday Berlin forever. The proposed for three yet.rs. afternoon expecting it to be a cru­ bly, this gland was producing an Those bids were on the basis of last nine yiars ranged from 26 in New York, June 18 (F)—The attending ■ Rider College In Tren­ agreement would run either until abnormal hormone secretion and Total C3st of the f.ve garbage providing both labor and equip­ 1951 to 897 in 1957. A ft P Food Store chain said to­ ton, N. J. cial meeting. trucks and the picku; truck Mar­ It turned out to be the shortest G-rmany is reunited or until the the operation was doubtless done ment. Lombardo's was $291,000 day It will close 400 storee In the The bride and bridegroom gaye so far. Grom-yko did most of the accord is - modlfled by some new to restore its action more nearly tin -wiM order Is $58-^41.75. for three years, and Starsiak's, ARREST TOTAL NEAR 4,008 metropolitan area at 8 p.m. Sat­ each other luggage. The matron of talking, for about 15 minutes. An­ 4'-power ag^oement to normal. The manager will order flvB $323,979. ' Salisbury,' Southern Rhodeala, urday unless a strike by ware- honor and bridesmaids were given other 15 minutes was occupied In Western officials said Britain It seems possible that in this Ford chassis for $28,295 from June. 18 (yp)-—Seventy-nine, mem-, honsemen Is settled, before then. old leaf lapel, pins and the Junior translating his remarks from Rus­ intends to seek a new basis for instance more thyroid tissue was Gsngras Motors, Inc., of Hart­ Detroit—Nineteen of the 1959- bers of the African National Stores In New York C l^ s five ridesmald and flower girl were sian. Then the session ended. East-West summit talks If. Uip removed than necessary so that ford; five Hell "Oollectomatlc” 20- model automobiles have been de- congress have been arrested In boroughs, and Nassan, Suffolk, ggiven gold pendants with cultured Gromyko, critical'of the western foreign, ministers fail to reach a now not enough of the hormone cubic yard truck bodies for $23,- slgrned to use regular-type gaso­ the past few 'days, bringing the Westehester, Rockland and pearls, the best man was given Berlin agreement. Lloyd reported­ Is produced. 500 from Equlprven. Service, Inc., line compared with 13 models last total now held to nearly 4,4100 Orange counties and in lower sterling silver cuff links and tie proposal, complained that It would maintain the basic ■ form of the ly told confidants yesterday his 'This can be checked by having of Hartford; and the pickup year. police said today. Onnecticut would be affected. clasp and the ushers were g^ven government still thinks a summit Mra. F. take a basal metabolic trfjck for $ from Ohorches sterling silver cuff links. Allied occupation of West- Berlin. meeting is essential. The, western minister* found some test and other tests. If ^ese re­ Mqtor Sales, of Manchester. Lloyd and British Prime Minis­ encouragement becauso he did not veal insufficient thyroid' hormone The 1959-60 garbage collection ter Harold Macmillan are known production, she can be given just and disposal 'allocation, which refer to his last demand for a one- to feel that their obligation to year time limit on the western oc­ the right amount of thyroid ex­ covers disposal area exipedlturee stand by some of the West’s "con­ tract. as well as contract costs, is $139,- cupation. ference poircTes” will lapse ,lf the The West’s "final’' Berlin pro- Aside from operation there are 014. current negotiations come to noth­ two well-known disorders result­ Appropriation Needed po.sal offered concessions cun four ing. As a result there has been ing from Insufficient hormone MERCURY Martin has reported to the Mr*. Sarah 8. N. Howard points: talk Macmillan may launch some manufactured by the thyroid 1. The Allies dropped their ear­ Board of Directors that an extra Mrs. Sarah Sadie N. Howard, 26 spectacular new initiative, for ex­ gland. $6,(X)0 must be appropriated be­ Delmont St, widow of Charles E. lier demand for a specific Soviet ample a round of flying visits to One Is known as cretinism and guarantee of their continued right cause of unfors:en factors. lialian Food fesHva! Howard, d i^ at Manches'.er Me­ President Eisenhower and other occurs in children. A child They were (1) the fact that the DOG FOOD morial Hospital last night after a to be in Berlin as occupation pow­ •Allied leaders. 6 ^ 4 5 ' afflicted with cretinism falls to full cost of chassis must be paid Frozen Foodd CHEF iOY-AR-DEE long Illness. ers. In.stead they demanded a British officials In Geneva dis­ grow normally, either in a rriental SUNKfST guarantee of their right of access outright, and (2) the fact that the KITCHEN CARDEN— FAMILY SIZE WITH She waa bom in Beverly, Mass., count such talk.' But they are or physical sense.' present collector, Samuel Lombar­ and. had been a resident of Man­ to West Berlin. careful not to rule out all possibil­ What causes cretinism Is not MEAT chester for the past 65 years,. She 2. The western nations agreed do. had to be , rehired for two 2 pITo*. 49 c ity of new moves by Macmillan. completely understood. The dis­ months beyond June 30, when his SPAGHETTI BALLS waa a member of St. Mary's Epis­ ease la fortunately rare in most HOLLY HILL copal Church, Manchester Grange, contract expired. 6>ec. LEMONADE 15'/i -o i. M K t Hartford. Burial will be In East widow of the late Jonathan Hunt, parts of the world, although even >-«Xhe Board has instructed Mar­ 5-49 East central Pomona Grange, Sun- •rPRUITJMMI 2 cent 29 c cant Cemetery, died In a Manchester convalescent today there are said to be an un­ tin to move ahead in signing the STATION WAGONS TENDER • OREEN aet Rebekah Lodge, Lakota Coun­ usually large number of cases in MILADY cil. Degree of Pocahontas, and the • Friends may call at the funeral home this morning. contract, leaving no question the 2 I7es., home from 7 to 9 o'clock tomorrow certain regions of the Swiss Alps. $6,000 will be appropriated. WBA, Mrs. Hunt was the daughter of Thyroid extract prepared from CHIMI BLINfZM 2 49 c CHEF BOY-AR-DEE She leaved a daughter, Mrs. Ar­ night. the late Michael Reegan and Mary ■fhe manager • believes his plan PEAS animals contains the hormone will be cheaper than having a con­ BIRDS EYE thur Nichols of Manchester; 'and Halloran Reegan. She formerly which is lacking in cretinism. WITH five grandchildren. Mrs. Elizabeth R. Hunt lived in Andover. tractor provide both labor and Mrs. Elizabeth Reegan Hunt. Therefore, if this extract can be CNICKIN A-LA-KIN* l ^ 49 c MEAT Tho funeral will be held Satur­ Fiineral arrangements are being equipment, give the town control RAVIOLI given early enough and In suffi­ GRAND UNION Q<30UNG' REFRESHING day at noon In Si Mary's Epis­ made by the T. P. Holl'oran Fu­ cient quantities tt will ' largely over collections, and be a step to­ copal Church, with the Rev. Pres­ neral Home at 175 Center St. ward picking up trash as well as 1 5 '/a-ox. counteract the evil effects from pmcN riLLiT pvg. 39 c GRAPE co n cott Beach offipiating. Burial wil' the lack of secretion of the thy­ garbage. 2 7 « be In Quarryville Cemetery at thf ■ Opposition to the plan has been TEDDY A roid gland. ------7-ez7 ^ DRINK convenience o f the family. stated by Directors Gilbert Barnes X- WELCHADE 2 "'5 9 CHEF BOY-AR-ME Friends may call at the Holme; Adults also may. be affected by Peeled & Deveined picg. y ' Funeral* total lack of secretion of the thy­ and Robert Gordon. Barnes feels !5'A- Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to­ the equipment could suffer with TWICE THE SHINE IN HALF THE TIME morrow from 3 to 9 p.m. ■■■ • ...... roid gland. This is known as 49c Mm. Richard 1. White . myxedema. contract labor operating it, and RAGU that the town should not share the Mr*. Sarah O. Morlai The funeral of Mrs. Richard I. It is a rare and extraordinary condition: the hair gets thick, collection responsibility, with a PRICES START AT $3245.50 SO A P PAD S COAONITTI SAUCI 43 f Mrs. Sarah 'Gleason .Morlariy. White, 189 Avery St., was held at contractor. fbrFaiher'e DOMESTIC , 84A Chestnut S t, died at a local 2 o’clock yestt day afternoon at coarse and losea Its sheen; the BRILLO 2 » 4 5 ' skin bedomes thick and dry: the Meanwhile, Wilbur Bennett to­ A COMPLETE AESORTMEHT OP DAD'S convalescent home la.s.t night after the Watkins-West Funeral Home. pulse is slowed, and other symp­ day claimed the Directors should PROVOLONI CN Ilil a long Illness. Major- E. Walter Lamie of the toms such as anemia and .joint not appropriate the extra $6,000, 12-DOOR HARDTOPSi FAVORITE CIGARS OR CIGARETTES TOMASCIO She was born in Manchester, Salvation Army, assisted by re­ pains are common. • which he termed an "uhrieceseary HAIR DRESSING ".j: May 31, 1869. a daughter of Thom­ tired Col. Edwin Perretl, officiat­ Any phy.siclan likes to make MOIZARILLA CNIitI V°/. 39c as Elizabeth Dodd Gleason, anij expense.” ed, arid a qu..rtet from the Salva­ a diagno.sia of m.yxedema. One Culls Plan 'III Conceived’ TOO nRAas • COLONNA had been a lifelong resident, tion Army sang. Burial was in reason is that it is more or less 4^ot. ‘ She leaves two sons. EdVvard J. East Cemetery' ' Bennett said he was relaying, POR GOOD CROQMING i . ORATIR.CHIIU of a medical curiosity; another, the opinion of the Manchester 'Tax­ 37c afld'Paul J. Moriarty, both of Man­ Bearers were David Addy, Wil­ that treatment Is. exceedingly suc­ G olden HUNT'S chester; two daughters. Miss Mary | payers’ League, of which he is ¥ A S n .lN I H Am TONIC 53 c F r Q Q h ^ i A / e e / liam .Proctor, Robert Lyons, cessful. president. H. Moriarty o f . Manche,ster and! Maynard Clo.ugh, Russell Clough Thyroid extract results In the SHAVING CREAM STCWID TOM ATOM 2 3 TC Mrs. Ann Gledhlll of Vernon; a I He said the league feels the idea APPIAN WAY and C. Peter "Carlson. complete disappearance of symp­ of town-owned equipment operated m u IX T R A COOL c sister, Mrs. Catherine Gardner of toms which may have been pres­ 49 Manchester; 13 grandchildren and by contract labor Is ' ”1H conceiv­ PIZZA M IX H. Frederick von Hone ent for-many years.-O f course, ed.” ', Giving all responsibility to AFTER SHAVE LOTION . , ’ ’ S ;" ' 3 9 e several nieces and nephews. the thyroid extract has to bd kept CHEF BOY-AR-OEE Fkineral services will be held The funeral of H. Frederick .von a contractor would be more effi- Hone, a former resident of.M an­ up throughout life, but’ thfti Is sim­ AOH* vn.v* 'S: M e t ? DINNIRS Meet or Mushroom p;.g, 41c Saturday morning at 10:45 at the Engaged ple and not excessively costly. COOL SUMMER FEELING FUU John F. Tierney Funeral Home, chester who died Monday In West WISHBONE Springfield, was held .yesterday PRICES START AT $2950.50 219 W, Center St., followed by a The engagement of Miss Anita MINNIN SKIN OOACm 40 c tax EARS solemn requiem Mass in St. James' Feldman to Norman I. Kronick is aft -noon in Springfield. Burial SoroH Work ProgresBea. ITALIAN DRMtINO U' 37 C phurch at 11:30. Burlap wUl be in qnnoimced by her parents, Mr. was in Chicopee, Mass. rroKELY FRESHPAK 8t. James’ Cemetery. and Mr^ Abraham Feldman, Nor­ Besides his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Jerusalem — About 600 differ­ CONVERTIBLES Friends m'Ify call at thf, funeral wich, and Neptune Park, Matthews von Hone, he leaves a ent work*, rri"manuscript and frag­ WHOLI T4 MATOU tPAOHETTI Vl'o: 19c London. brother, Edward von Hone; and mentary form, have . been exam­ FRESHPAK . home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and s t o k e l V L... > from 7 to 9 p.m. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and two nephews. In Manchester. ined so far by archaelogists wotk- 16-oz. FLAVORFUL SWEET SPAOHETTINI Mrs; William "Kronick, 18 Stephen Ihg on the Dead Sea Scrolls a t 'll CLINO PIACH IS 2 eoqs M ijrC 19c St. ‘ i caves near the Qumran niiris.'Tn CHEF BOY-AR-DEE Ml*. Mabel V. Peterson Paris Airports Busy it o k e l y Mrs. Mabel Ferris Peterson. 77, Miss Feldman 1s a graduate of | ^ Jordan. The works covered in­ ; MARINARA SAU4 ’ = r " T c WethMsfleld, -Widow" of Albiri Boston University, College pf clude every Old Testament book Oni. PICKLIC KOSHER btl. 3 9 c 2 Pbterbon, former resident of Man­ Business Administration, class of Paris — Last year 2,679.317,000 except Elsther. . RONZONI I '■ IJ chester, died thl* morning at the 1968. pasaengers passed through Paris’ lb, airports, Orly and Le Bourget McCormick^s Fine Spices CANTALOUPES -1 9 ,, SPAOHETTI . New Bri^ln Memorial Hospital, Her fiance attended the Ameri­ O’DONNELL OET8 VOTE • fields — 4.1 per cent" above 1957 r She wa* born Nov. 21, 1881, in can International College, Spring- Washington, June 18 UPI — Air CRISP COOL CO . A P r r b o s t o n a 4 MUELLER'; Manchester, and had lived in field, Mass., where he was a mem­ and 400 per cent over 19.49. The’ Force Gen, Emmett (R^te) BLACK P iP P IR Ground «"n" 33 c MACARONI Wethersfield for the past 14 years. ber of Sigma Alpha Phi fraternity. airports, seryed by 80 aif-lines, O’Donnell Jr. today won b '1$-1 * ROMAN FROZEN She was a member of the Brdad- A veteran of the Koream War, he handled a record, 44,508 metric vote of approval front the Senate OROUNO CmNiUMON . CAVATELLI pkg. i l V C •nd Knight Cv both o f Wethers- ly one of the owners of th* Tri- Oa) said OiDonnell and Secretary V . Xinmdi mERCur d, Irvine l i o f Unionvllle and State Construction Co. located in - of die Air Ferce James U. Doug­ MinneapolU—Designed to speed in# emphatically denied charges 301 M l , i ' rl R. Petefson of Old Lyme; Manchester. )ip jTocery' checlc-put lines Is ■- K ^ Sen, Margaret Chase Smith ■ 1 two broUiere, Knight H. Ferris A luncheon w^s givwi in honor /VendingIng machine ' that -dispenses (Maine) that the general had CENTER ST. MORIARTY 3.B13S u d Maurice Ferria, both-of Man- of the bride-to-be on June 6 by/ the correct!recti numberni of trading smeared her and told half truths Springfield Grad jfliaater; and alk grandchildren. Mrs...... “ ’ I. William Kronick in .thp Ter- •tamps due -a "icuatomer when ' the dfmaglng to her reputation, ^ . Thomaa E, McNamara, son of YOU SAVE CASH ^ STAMPS AT ORAND UHIRH ^Tho funeral will be held at 11 ■ ' -J ' r- Frloe# edfecMve at Upper Ceaa^eMent stoea# tftMra., June UMi’lhni SaL-JMno *tth. W,a reaarv# Hfkt.te 8nMt quafttltt**,'I race* R|£m „ of the Hotel Butler'In proper dials are twirled. The ven- lin and Mrs. Edward- F. McNa- lJmOOU(---CONTINENTAle---JMERdUR^B08Bl,;--BNaU8H I|pRD| ik flaturday morning nt the Hartford,-.,.. . . j.. .. . der, mads by a Minneapolis con­ Observance qf a day tg honor mo|ra; 186 Henry S t ,: recatved his Ear 8Ki9 KinK Parkad*, Middla Tarnpika W. and Broad C^n Mondy, , FFriday, !• A J t tft • PJd,—Satturday, I AJU. to f PJL irti and wnilthty ' V^naral The wcd&jg daUTlias bem set cern, sayea time for customers an^ mothers (Mothers Day) wa* hpeheior of sclenca , degrea froht EASY TlRMSi-rLOW BANK RATES ' W aat for Aug, SO. clerks. originated by -Anna M. Jarvis, y Bprlngfield CoUega on June 14. X. I f /; .V, . i V.- t ' V

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IIANCHESTEB EVEiNIKG HKRALD^ MANCHESTER. CONN, THtJRSDAY, JUNE 18, 1989 THURSDAY, JUNE 18. 1989 THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1989 FAGBTRrVLVI Section Two i '' iKattrlirBtfir lEvenfng tferalib Pages IS to 24 regional confcrencee, aa. the groupings — "assoolatioiMi’' hi church's chief governing body. lurches, which , make up-tSe laag­ Scholarly Cop Lectures You Covem or Long It would oversee’ and name the er ‘Ntanferencee.'’. ' Merging Protestants members of tin) netlonel agencies Act!tion* .4oT' the general eynod LWV Adopts of the church — such as the home end regionlal bodies "should be In Choice of Five Languages I’u t in H ospital and foreign missions boards — and. 4i3lid in the highest regard by every control their budgets." " congregntlon or local church." the Agenda for Given. Constitution At present, such cmigregaUonsl constitution says, u- MudI not •tanford. OaMf. m —P. U Dtot-i The echolar-poUcemah’e prtaeary Safety Rules Listed In Louisiana be binding on any of them., duty is riding throughout the vast, Andover ‘Saucer’ Plant Ohristlan boards tre e e ^ inda- on Yard no doubt is one of the campus on the lookout for traffic Coming Yeaf* (Oeattawd from Page Om ) Uan churchee, over which region­ ' nt, whir* such E. and R. Nothing ki the constitution. It most cultured I'aotoreycle oCBceni and parking violations. He find* s are controlled by the na- says, shaM be 'construed to ■ugena Carinl of Bolton has alto Carr la confidetit tho "diecov- Globe Hollow end Belter* Pond* > Make sure life guorda ere evatl- (Qiailaaai fmii K (» CHw) al or national bodies have no au­ in the world. professors a conservative lot, rare­ . . Mses'** maai4 kirn m—rsi-lRtaa AM "aeknowledgee' he ita eble heed thority. only those who vole to 63 S representative body, as pro­ "abridge or impair the autonomy He is working on a doctor's de­ ly making traffic mietakee. But ruled out Andover u the loca- ary'" he and his sssociatea ara OompieU court Integration and edH o edgea aia brethren in Chrtat all who M> ihsll be part of the untted of any oongre^lon" to operate gree hi Hiapanic literature and He says he cites six to eight stu­ tlen ter a proposed plant for man­ public school financing connpoee arwlnuntng

front. Um program cannot bo con­ -ffal Boyle^ Rev. Burton, Wife tacted tiim this yaar bacauaa of ...... ^ ..M i...... *.«.> .....«se.*.> 4 ««*.» 4»»»» *»eeeeeeee»»eMeeeeeee»*»eeeeeete4Meei IfoRon School C^duatev 34; bntaissi rtatanat Mra. I ichard Murk MSlestoues Ot— tsd, pragram chaimsan, has He Strolled Alone Exercises Held in Manchester ChUdfCB ags d to Id yaaip in- An open house will hkJieM Sun­ POPULAR. day for the Rev. end Mrs. Nathan clusiva ara sdglbla la parttapata B. Burton In honor of their 40th Btane, Patricia Ushmaa, Janet ta Uln prttgram. This btelutaa ■starts aad yeungstara wlie win ba antmtng Into the Night wedding annivereary and his 40 durnmer^ Around the Comer Balsr'«*** StTSB tlM liOBB CSt* Manntaa, CUfford Msaaty, Robert years of ministry In the Methoiw Hiobela. Prances Haggloli. Ed­ scbeel ln SepUmbsr. bU S u p «r»aiiaUoa sx A faa of $1 la ehargad to help Church. Grata t stOtaata of Bol- ward Pousch. Barbara Roberta. easy-to-Fix meals easy-to-pay prices tor defray the costa of tha program, By HAL BOTLB tradition of Monte Carlo the man­ Friends and formar-parlshloners toB Bsmentarr a t M Margaret Roberts, Ksraisth agement would figure me ea a po­ are invited to greet them between Bwaita. Wibna Bous . Bally Strick- n^m sss, moat of which are At tho Casino, Monte CSrlo — •Ttm pwcraai r**s tata at tateklay boms by ths tewra, iholuta aalarisa tential suicide by hanging and put and 5 pjn. at the North Metho- Summer food Shopping 1$ orpoclalfy phetenl StaBol asAtsitan la Manctastar lan. John Veitens, and Roy Rdpl 10,000 francs in my pocket. No­ Wtnther for Instructors and aaststants, diet Church, 800 Parker St in Firit Hationatt oUoamlinod oupofmarkots. tacaw af tlia «m wtattar phjrsloal sxamtnatlons and insur­ Oct mo out of hors, or (bottor) body passed me the money. Some During these 40 years, the Rev. jtnaaaQ PoCiartcm. prwMrat of Cmnplsla Nnrtaig Oanrsa clown did put a footstool under end Mrs. Burton have tarved - In You tovs time for tummer fun, and you find fta Beltoa Otaptar of Uona Intar* Mstiihers of tbs Womsn's Aux­ ance. land mo more francs. With a faw AppHeatlOB forma were distrib­ hundrsd mom franca 1 am aura I the tree. 18 different'* churches In ths IIH.M eoiy to prtport foodt in big varioty. You msta tha prMtnUUon iliary to ths Firs Dspartmsnt uted by the school this wrtox and Well, think dangerously, live Southern New 'England Confer­ sad nad the cttafion that decem* cofitpIsUd s Rsd Cross horns nurs­ era betiur ratumsd to tha school ean whip ths whosl — tho roulette dangerously. For a long, time the ence, retiring last week at the an­ iHYS CASH, too ... as you alwayt do, what- paitad tlM US U4L Sarlnfa Bond. ing eourss this wssk. Thsy In- office by tha ehlldran. whssl that Is, otdtlmers at Monte Carlo will gos­ nual conferenoe, after having evtr thriilraion, at firtt National 3ta >ontha wart cltad for thatr chidsd Mrs. BUnlty Oplta and Mrs. { •verythins from St,ok$ to ^ya«y and aMUty to don CaOcins of Sunset Lane: Mrs ' D'lUlU. telephone MltakeO 5 -6 5 4 5 . ret aionr with poopte. Dale Smith and Mr* William Cllf- . break the bank at Monte Carlo — who gambled his all < . . and side Methodist .Church 1988 to Mrs. BUaor Bentley, who Is rs-' ford of Carpenter Rd.;.Mra. Wll- . or at least make ths try. lost . . . and strolled alone Into Gets Doctorate 1946. tiring thia year-as school librarian , ■ Well, nobody ean say I didn’t an eternal night. They hsve a son, Richard -W. Ham Hand. Mra. Fred Wamock > Grandpa Waa Right The director of Howell Cheney tn orilar to dcroto her fun Ums to ^ and Mrs. Herbert Johnson of Car- , make my play. Burton of Bcituater Mata.; and a tbs town library, was also alnglsd; Ur St.. Mrs. Peter Maaaolinf of First I went to tho dice txblo, Technical School Sunday be daughter, Mrs. Marjorie B. Man- Salt Lake City, June IS UPi — and tried to throw tho dies that gun of Manchester, and five oot for honor Ths elaas present- ‘ Notch Rd. and Mrs. Albert GigUo I The willow'switch and a vlait to Deaths Last came the only technical school di­ sd her wf tit a dossn red roosa and of R t 44A are hereditary In my family and grandchildren. the woodshed may be a partial an­ once won one of my ancestors in rector In the State of Connecticut pare ths School Wehard'a Topical The class wsa initnicted by Mrs. swer to curbing Juvenile delin­ to have a doctorate degree. Fred Encyclopedia and several aetsncs Byron H. Shinn at her home on RU | Missouri the right to build a canal By ’THE ASSOCIA’TED PRESS The Bermudas are the oldeet quency. between Sedalla and London — D.'Manganelll waa presented with aelf-govemlng colony still under books tn Mra Bentley's honor. 44A. Any group of 10 to 12 women i That's ths oplnioil of Gov. Rob­ San Francisco — John William Howard Jensen, chairman of t^a who want to take aiKh a course God apoed being granted beyond Watson, 71, retired |sxe*utlve of his doctorate in education In cere­ the Brltleh flag. ert E. Smytlo of Idaho. ■tate Unea. tho Shell Chemical. Cotp., died yes­ CHUCK ROAST Board, of Education, praaantsd may do ao by making arranga- monies at the University of Con­ ‘Tbaro 'is ho easy answsr,'* ha Well, they wouldn’t take my Mrs. Bentley with a wrist watch menU with Mrs. Shinn, The course terday. He became associated with necticut. told the. National Council of Ju- dice, and I got riled up and .refused the Shell Oil Co. in St. Louis In %»eeeeeeei»e»ee4ee»*eeeeee%%»ie»4 on behalf of tha Board, the school la given In alx sessions of 2 hours vtalla Court Judges. He said He is one of only three men In ■taff and the Parent-Teacher Aasn. and 20 minutes each. to use their dice. Foreign craps 1930 and for many years was schools, the home and public offl- are never fair la my motto. treasurer and vice president there the entire State - ocatlonal echool Osotpe Graff, aupertntendent of Class Night Set dala must do their part, hut he system to have a doctorate. Bchoola, lauded Mrs, Lydle Allen Clase night will be held at the By then my wtfe had got control and In. Now York. He was vice added: of the family ox-checker. Dr. Manganelll did his doctorate BONE-IN for . her work ss musir. supervisor school tonight for ths graduating "We may well have to conclude president of Shell Chemical In San I explained to her I would break Francisco when Jie retired in 1948. dissertation on ’’ImpUcations of and presented her wlUi a doaan class. The Grade 7 atudenU will that grandfathar was right after Technological Developments In In- Lsan Tender and Flav()irful red roeea In celebration of 25 years be guaaU at the party which U tho bank at, Monte Carlo at rou­ DaVenport, Iowa—Otto William all and that there Is no substitute lette. She said 1 was welcome to dustry for Technical Institute Pro­ Cut From Heavy Western Steer Beef of service. the PTA gift to the graduatea. for the woodshed and tha willow Herre who bo3Md professionally grams in Mechanical Technology.’ ‘Hw aohool orchestra, aupmant* Tha class will and prophtcy wriU ' do so and God' speed, but all she under the name of Otto (Kid) Her­ switch In the building of an Indha- tould lend me waa 1,000 franca. He completed his dissertation two Delicious Roast Tha Whole Family Will Enjoy ad by msobara of the OokimbU bo road In a program schodulsd for trleus. dvtHsod and dlselpllned hu­ man tn the early 1900s, died yes­ months ago, and a month ago de­ school .^orcheetra. playwl stvaral For a moment I thought she was' terday. He was 81. Herre fought as 7:80 p.m. Tony, O'Bright's orches­ man character.” bleeding generosity until I found fended his position In an oral ex­ sMaetio'ns before the proooastonal tra will play for dancing until- a welterweight. amination before his four advisors Golden Cookies of graduatoa. Ths CMumhts young- out that 486 francs equals one dol­ 10:45 p.m. FAROLE GROUP ELECTS lar and 1,000 francs Is only the Babylon, N. Y.—^Thomas I. and members of the School of aters were retumtnp a favor sa- InvtUd guests include msmbara Parkinson, 77, former chairman of Ekiucatlon. HOSPITALITY ASSORTMENT tandad them on Monday when East Lyme, June' 18 OP)—Thom- sunny side o f two bucks. BONELESS of ths Board of Education and ss W. O'Mesrs of Hertford hss I found a roulette table where the flquitable Life Assurance Himself a graduate of Bridge­ B<4ten pupils helped out at pradu- their spouses, psrsnU of the grad­ Society, died yesterday after suf­ port ’Trade School In 1918, Dr. LB atlon exerctsea in that town. been named president of the Con­ OPEN THURSDAY aid FRIDAY TILL I the going bet was 200 franca. HB'PKG LEAN AND TENDER uates. the PTA president and Mrs. necticut Probation and Parols Sounds big. Came to about 40 fering a stroke at his home. He re­ Mangah'eUi worked for 10 years af­ 43c CHUCK ROAST tJtfUomu were awarded to S4 Evelyn Hallorsn, class tsscher. Assn. He was elected at the cents. tired in 1954. * ter his graduation as a machinist strxlpnts by Board ChatrmaB Mrs. William Roberta, Mrs. group's annual meeting here yes­ AIR-OONIHTIONED Colorado Springs, Colo.—George and. tool-and-die maker before he The table was surrounded by SHOULDIR < WELL TRIMMED - 6 Lbi SHOULDIR - WELL TRIMMED Howard P. Jensen. Principal Rich­ Hector Brocketto, Mrs. Lawrence terday. Charles J. Kerinan of Old people who looked like they were E. McWilliams, a reporter for the began taking extension courses at L r I s c o ard B. Mathar prsaaotsB the fol­ Converse and Mrs. Joseph D'ltalla Lyme was elected vice president. either family advisers' to the last Denver Post, died yesterday of New Britain Teachers College. It lowing young poMta: Bohra Ba­ were appointed by tha PTA to czar of Russia, or at least dis­ cancer at the age of 4 8 '. He and took him 21 yoifn to get hie bache­ SHORTENING Smoked Picnics ^>39< Smoked Butts con. Maney & rr, Cbarlc,. Bpooket- make arranrsmenU for ths party. SPARE RIBS Fresh Lean Lb. 59c placed cousins of Tovarlch Trot­ been a member of Post staff since lor of science degp'ee. te, FhyVia Oonvorao, PhGlp Daley, Swlimnliig Oourso Slated , sky. Each had a system. 1947. During World War II he was After receiving the degrree he 3-LB BROWN N' SERVE HORMIL Terry lyTtaha, David Drouin, The swimming course Sponsored 300 YEARS' They noted down the result of a correspondent In the PaciOc for immediately proceeded on his CAN 87c a 33c tarry Duhalme, Soott Faglay, by the town will begin June 29 at BOILED HAM Imported Slleed Vi Lb. 59c •very turn of the wheel. They International News Service. graduate work, and obtained his 2 LB AVERAGE John Chmm la. Raymond Gigho, Bologna Camp Johnson. Use of the pond ARTHUR DRUG bet only about once out of every Warren, Pa.—Brig.^ Gen. Wll master of science degree In voca­ Sausage 43c Arden-Oairs Godin, Lauren Green, has boon arranged through tha eo- PRESCRIPTION 60 times, and if they won their tional education three years later Knuida Oroua, , tan Grous, Fran- EXPEBIENOE state Cooper Lb. 7 9 c llani L. Marlin, 76, retired Ohio Na­ operttlon of Blackledge District of ^ SHARP CHEESE’Tork face would light up. tional Guard officer, died yester from the University- of Connecti­ Peanut Butter drn Hagan. Octal Hallquint. the Boy ScoiiU. BT OUR PHARMACISTS cut. Being an action man myself I day In Warren General Hospital, PETER PAN Plain or Also Drendb Hauwer, PVaah Hold for the past fiva or alx Dr. Manganelll taught night LB S .a 3 o d Speclat! HotMT. Karen Jonas, JudMIi L»- ROLL BUTTER Oosmtry View Lb. 67c Grand Champion passed up the 200,000-franc-limlt His home was tn Eusttce, Fla. He With Chivsi yaan at Bolton tnkshouso ibatsr- table myself and sportingly put was hospitalized June 12 while school for one year In Hartford in COHAGE CHEESE Quality Meats.... down 200 francs 6n number 29, a visiting his son In Warren. Death 1929. The following year he began J)\R 3 9 c I lucky number, in my vocabulary resulted from complications fol­ as a full time Instructor at the CREAM CHEESE FRESH SLICED COD u43< SWITTS BROOKFIELD because it has jUways seemed to lowing an operation. Horace C. Wilcox Technical School SKINLESS PUKE PORK In Meriden, where he remained for Top Gnde me the last number before 30. And Wilkes-Barre, Pa.—Charles D, you know what 30 is. Finis. Exit. Roughsedge, owner of a stable of 18 years. C o 11' s Choice So long. No more bills. During the last 10 of those years MONEY-SAVING SAUSAGE trotters and a member of the U,S. CANNED SODA • 4 5 * It didn’t come up. But I played Trotting Assn, died yesterday. He he was also an evening school I Chuck Roast supervisor. In 1948 he was named Cantaloupes it five straight times. It, never was 57. His home was at nearby GROCERY SPECIALS! assistant director of the Hartford LYNN POULTRY FARMS 1 Lb. Pkg. Bonelem came up, I was as broke as yes­ Mountaintop. ^ 12-01 CANS 59c Regional Technical School. He was CALIPORNIA - JUMRO SIZI "CiMieR Frash C oRRMHRRf Podfrp— Dirvet From Form to You-' Brisket terday. 10 89< PORIMOST Free Ballpoint Pen In Every Pkg. Yet when' I walked away from 26 LEFT HOMELESS transferred five years later to Head Cut Manchester, to become director of I • 5 9 * the table you could almost feel East St. Louis, 111., June 18 (JPi- A Cool Hot Corned Beef. the today respect of those sick Fire shreddiid a section of Negro Howell Cheney Tech. Ch e e r Popsicles 2 T i 55< FOR foreign aristocrats. ’They had seen homes late Wednesday, demolish Dr. Manganelll lives with hi* YOR QARDIN - Fancy WhoU Ctlifornis Weathar Dasiart wife, the former Miss Elizaheth DETERGENT $E cyr. JAR 5SB fB Full Shank the last of the boy plungers of the ing six, damaging two others and Western World spend his entire leaving 25 persons homeless. DeGruttola of Hartford, at their OpoR WoM.. Tbun. ORd Fri. TM Y F.M. — Sot. I A.M, to 6 P .M .^ 1 9-8251 can’ • 4 9 * wad—damn near $2.10—and stroll There were no Injuries reported home In Wethersfield. ’Their son, Tom atoes 19c DAILEY DILL SPEARSI QT. JAR 35c ■ Ready-'Ham away tight-faced but smiling, In the 4-alarm Are of undetermined FYed Jr., is an electrical en­ IGE PKG LB 33c RROOKSIDI - Slicsd lY POPULAR DEMAND SSrEATINO OUS SKCIAL bowing to a duke here, a dukiess origin. gineer at United Aircraft Corpora­ Watermelons there. Authorities were compiling tion’s CANEL project In Middle- FANCY, FRESH STUFFED OUVES SPANISH—6-OZ. JAR 29B t I looked yearningly at a tree damage estimate. Most of the town. Their daughter, Mrs. Laurita Swiss Ckeoso S pM'I.OO DIahteMta CALIPORNIA ^ LBS OVEN-READY Fresh Dash a l U l l l S Beeutiei - Refreihing BARBECUED Ate Jta Leah as I left, hoping that In the old homes were small, wooden units. Gabree, lives in Philadelphia. PtNAST r Pasisurizsd Procau - CONDENSED DETERGENT FlRLITTf - SHDLISS LIBBY CORNED BEEF 12-OZ. JAR 490 [ Greund Beef • 5 5 * LB FOWL Choose Food 73< XMTO P6S Vina Ripentd SALADA TEA BABS 48 OT. PKG. 65c Deerfoot LGE PKG Farina 39= KRAPT - VRLVIITA > Pasisurizsd Procssi LBS A ■■ta ' SkinlesR Green Beans'7.',^ 2 CHICKENS WESSON OIL QUART, 57c I Frankfurts • 5 9 * drive me away Choose Spread ,'.!^^79c Spic &*Span FOR tlwgr'ra daUelous, wrapped hi abuhlajiim foil for , , IVANGILINI - Evaporated Cucumbers 3 HOUSEHOLD CLEANER your ssuTiMliaiiio 35! 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MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JUNE IS, 1989 PAGE SEVENTEEN .kt- MANCHESTEE fV EN Ty^ HERAT.D. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 — ------7 ------:— “ that th* r*su»cltube* be O n r i A r r y * « t M n r i A Andoter where they will be ^eeslblj dur- [VtOC /\rrC S l iY l«U e mn fsreflft naUipialtiss in the room, loots. The program concluded with Woman to Head ing an emergancy AGP Suptr Marktfs/lii MaRclitstfr261 Irood Strttt I 116 L CtiitBr StTMt Pupils at Lincoln and the collieries, rsprsssntsd by a puppet Acw entitled "A Sample - In other ."acUon. ,th* firemen III Four Crashes Barbara D ies; of Our>B«hool Day.'*, soma of thess^naUonaliUsB were Young GOP ‘Unit School Board to Interview • voted to foreko the annual ttag Itave 2 Dinners among those tatk ystudlsd this Sheepbak*. usually, held on the No one was Injured but one drivr open WecKiesclay, Thursday and Friday UntR 9 p. m. Gangster Hosjt Private Reforesting Tops last Saturday in June, and to plan er WM arrested and * aeeond given This Hie' pupils in both year, Scotland, Irehtfd, Armenia Miee Margaret McGrath. 88 an event Instead at which wives a written warning after four eep- The Baby Has and Erancs. Reports, sbim dances Dudley S t, last night was elected Teachers Seeking 3 Posts sUth grades at tbs Lincoln School Washington — Private landown- would be Included. No further arate craahes yesterday in Man­ and ahdea wem presen^d. One em planted 88 per cent of the i.- president of the Young Republl-. details are available. chester, police reported. 1^ ...... \ At Apalacbin have been gussts M special din­ feature was a lesson inXPrench can CTub at a m**tl"rln the Wal­ The Andover Board of AiucaUon?>by sixth grade teacher* Harry Church Plans Annual Plrnto Richard J. Atal, 29, of. North 884,384 acres raioreatad L' the nut Restaurant. f Sup§r-Mlfflit Mfots - Out Prict As AurirflstiJ • Satisfacflon GvanntHilt ners in their honor. end songs the children had been United Stateo during 1988. The will Interview candidates for teach­ Palubniak and Guy Outlaw, who Th* annual picnic of tH« First Grosvenordsle. was arrested after (OMtlniM4 from Page One) The mothers of Mm. Daley Bin's ■tudylng this year. roat ef the planting wpa d.ne by Miss McGrath will fill out the had served as advisors on the Congregational Church will be a crash at 4:10 p.iii. on E. Middle Been Named ••• A pctiuck waa jTven Monday unakpired term of former presi­ ing positioni in the elemeii(ary sixth grade room eerved a dinner government aganciea. Florida'i dent Howard Stafford,, which ends project. Fifth grade teacher, Ar­ held at 2 p m. Saturday at Bur- 'ipltc. and waa charged with ''I- eharitrgM ' «f evading payment of Tuesday night following which a svoning for th e chUdren and par­ Taxpaying owners topped all 'the .school at 8 p.m. tomorrow. \ thur 'Von Roemer, who designed nap Brook Farm. In the event of lowing too closely. Police said .*n ’. I SUPER-RIGHT CORNED BEEF-EXCESS FAT REMOVED kriy 840.000 In federal taxes. ents of Roger Woodbury'a Grade 8. ■tates in ' planting with 190,253 In February. . . / and directed the recent landscap­ driving east, smacked Into the ba k neai program In the form ^ e radio Stafford plane W move to Ari­ Three members of the staff of 19 rain, the picnic >i'ill be held on Barbara died in Wilsnn Memo* program waa put on by the puplla Later the chUdren gave a program acme, followed clbaely by Georgia teacher# have noUfled the Board of ing program at the school, assist­ Sunday. of a truck which had «lowr'' .*o zona In August. , ' ed In the selection and planting of MslllMw W>*«a» •on «f Navy Corpman an4'1in. Thoniaa J- rl*l HoapiUI during a routtn* vMt They mported on some o f the dif featuring reports, on many *ub- with 188,588. Education that they have signed Community Club to Elect, fnske a left turn Into Greenwood by hi* wife, two son* and a daugh­ the tree. -The Community Club will, meet' Dr. The truck, driven by ,Uchard ItcNallr. RoekvlUa. Md. Ha waa born Juna/T at ttoa NaUbnal eontruta to teach elsewhere. NavaTliladieal O ntar. Bathaada. Md. Hla patamal m ndparanU ter, all of whom were seen depart­ Weather Hc.ramblee Event* at 8 p.m. tomorrow In the parson­ C. Pelletier, 18. of Quarry Rd., Bol­ I Fancy Brisket 63 art Me. and Mrs. Thomaa J. McNally. 7a Oraanwood Dr. Ha haa ing later, weeping. A Roman They are Mia. Betty Wright' and TTie unseasonable weather this age of the First Congregational ton. received only minor damage, A . ■ . a bMtliar Chrtatophar, aH; and a aiatar, Mona, n monUia. CathoUe priest accompanied the Mr*. Helen Barton, who will teach week Bcrambled events scheduled Caiurch to draw up a constitution police aaid. Asal'a car waa lightly family. BIRDS EYE FROtaEN In Bolton, and Miss Gladys Bow­ on the eOhool calendar. To begin and to plan a program for the damaged, police added. - BO N I IN ILO C K STYLI-SUPER-RIGHT HEAVY CORN-FED STEER BEEF. Bnrbsra had suffered * heart at* man, who will Join the Columbia with, the annual picnic for Grades Asal la due in court July 11. EUaabath, dauchtar of Mr. and Mr*. Walter D. Schol- coming year. A written wamlng against fail­ *ky. as Cumberland S t She waa bom June f> at Hartford Hos­ tuck prior to the gamriter conven­ FORMER CHENEY MILLS Whole Slrawherrlo* elementary school staff. Salary in­ 1, 2 and 8 was postponed from Bulletin Board pital. Her maternal grandmother ii Mr*. EUaabath Reynold*, tion St hi* home In IP,IT. In fact, creases arre among the reasons that Monday until Tuesday, because of The Adult Confirmation Class ure to keep the proper outlook waa many delegaUi to the meeting have been given for acceptance of the weather. Gonsequently the pic­ issued to Axel E. Norllng, 40, of cm ty Laltrl^ Irelaad, and her paternal grandparenU ar* Mr. MANCHESTER, CONN. will meet at 8 p.m. today at the Mansfield, who waa Involved In a and Mia. ttgmuad Scholalty, 3< Griawold St. She haa a brother. maintained they visited Barbara, positions elsewhere since thpse nic for Grade* 4, 5 and 6 was rectory of St. Peter'* Episcopal only to see "a etek friend." CcM Md8ter’« leaving will receive up to 8800 rear-end collision on E. Middle Chiick Roast Kevin WchaM. I tartfofd Rd. and Pin* St. 1 U . Tuh 39c moved ahead from Tuesday to Church. The Rev. Douglas F. * • • • • Hla brushes with the law also more than they would be paid in Wednesday and then, again be­ Pimm will present the discussion Tpke. about .•i:4.^. Paul Erie Paigw fci Main Bt. Andover. Police said Norllng drove into Ijm , daugMer of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ruganl*. 8 Hlgh- ante-dated the _ao-called summit received a master o ' music degree cause of weather to today, weath topic, "The Five Lesser Sacra­ conference of ct^me. a car driven.east on the turnpike TENDER, YOUNG-U S. GOV'T INSP, GRADE A READY-TO-COOK i.iMi Bt 8h* vj*a bom June 5 at Hartford Hospital. Her ma- at Uie 101st annual oompience PiMty of FREE PARKING BIRDS EYE FROBEN References to the change* In er permitt'rg. ments." by Royce L. Holllatm'. 35, of Jol \ tatnal gTandpardats are Mr. and Mra. Silas Patsraan, 328 E. Mid- Hla poUce hUtory dated back to ment iff Northwestern University, etaff were made by school prin­ "Hie Umcheon honoring Grade 8 Mancheater Evening Herald An­ Hand br.. -Coventry. Hollister had dla TpKe., and bar paternal grandparenU are Mr. end Mre. W. 1931, when he was arrested by Evanstdn, IU„ |^onday moniing ParenI Pickup Sorviee cipal Mrs. Doris E. Chamberlain students, previously sCh^uled for stopped to allow the car In front of RuganiS, Ftttaton, Pa. She hae a brother, Michael. 2. Pennsylvania SUte Police on aut- BREEN PEAS In the final issue of School Chats today, had to be moved'to tomor­ dover rorreepnndent, Mrs. Paul D. pielon of a gangland slaving. Hla issued yesterday. row, due to picnic changes. The Pfanstlehl. telephone Pilgrim .him to turn left Into Lake St., fio- Legs LB Breasts LB only conviction came in 1048, when a federal rrand lury lifiNew York' To Your Cor ilce said. Damage to both cars waa tii-Aan. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. William P. Dupula, Taft- City handed down indictments She said, "We have been very tree-planting ceremony planned by light. Chicken he was fined 15.000 for Illegal ac­ fortunate for a number of years in sixth graders then was held yes­ villa. She waa bom May 31 at Wlnjlham Community Hospital. n^ainst 27 men. Diey ware 10 Oz. Pkws. t At noon yesterday, police said, FANCY SLICED FANCY, SLICED, NUTRITIOUS quisition of sunar. He operated s 2 33 keeping the same group of teach­ terday instead of Friday, due to Mauli.i i renllcc, of 188 Cooper Her inateraal grandparenta ar* Mr. and Mr*..Charlea P. Miner. anft-drtnk bottling business In aiarged with con*pirtng to ob­ ALL H*bron. and htr paternal grandfather. I» William T Dupula, Wil- struct juBtlce. A nationwide OPEN 10 A M . to 10 P.M. MONDAY Thru THURSDAY ers together. This, naturally, the luncheon phange. Regional 8 at., look her eyes from the road Endicott and also distributed been makes for easier operation. We Pony I>JligUo iteault* momentarily and aideawiped a RtOifT LB GOOD LB 55' Beef Liver LB 49^ llmantic. Sha haa a brothar, William Charles, In 1956, .Barbara held a meeting roundup began. Only, a handful BIRDS EYE FBENOIt FRIED BQCOII 59 • • • • • remain at large. OPEN 10 A.M. to 10 PM. FRIDAY ond SATURDAY have been lucky. However, it is Paul Jui’ovaly’s 2-iun homer in utility pole and a street sign be­ of hoodlums at a Binghamton, perfectly right and jusUflable for Manges Receives Patrlota Raaa. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Robert E. Raven. S8 N. Y., hotel. Th* meeting, smaller Barbara wai named a Co- the .second Inning contributed to fore coming to a hall. The crash I ACM PACKAGI CONTAINS A lALl *OINT HN conspirator but not a defendant, POTATOES any teacher to choose to go else­ the 10-4 victory scored by the An­ occurred on Hartford Rd. Just Fried St.. Rockville. She waa bom June 11 at Mancheater than that of 1967, was suppOMd where for whatever reason. It Is ''Mediation Letter Manuuial Ho»^tal. Her metamel grandparent* «re Mr. and to be a gathering of bottlers. Po­ since he had not beSin questioned. dover. team in its game with Cov­ east of Prospect St. Miss Prentice M*f*aA*ii roes mircmawt SQUSQ94 IWirr lINK SKINIMS t l 59 He sold hi* Apalachin estate perhaps opportune to point out, entry at the local school field Mon­ was driving east. Her car. mod­ Mra. WUltam Seibert Jr., South Bt, North Coventry, and her pa­ lice did not learn of It until the that, putting personal reasons ■HAVNIA _ IMPOVTID ternal grandparenU ere MS^. and Mr*. LawTence Raven. Brooka, participants had dispersed. reoenUy for 8130,000 and moved qUa l i t y y u . s . t o p c h o ic e day. This was the second game A letter from the-Connecticut erately da’maged. was towed from Scallops 9 Oz. Pkgs. c aside, at this time teachers can played by the local team in the the scene. Maine. The 1987 meeting, however, back to a former home in Ehidi- b e e e d e p t . 2 33 Education Assn. (CEA), was re­ • • • • • threw Barbara ' to the national cott. The buyers hope^to open the benefit themselves financially to a inler-town, American league. The At 3:15 p.m. cars driven by u 7 9 ‘ Conntd Ham 1 l* TIN 1.09 considerable extent—as much as winning pitcher waa Kenny Fisher. ceived at the Willimanlic ofllre of Carol A. Doane. 19, of East Hart­ Jolut Ooletnaa. eon of Mr. apd Mra. John C. Rlvo»a, 47 BUd- international spotlight. a&tate to aight-seen and later U. S. TOP CHOICE rural superintendent Andrew make It a summer rC*ort. They BIRDS EYE FROZEN several hundred dollars—by merely Billy Rice relieved Donald Dowling ford. and Charles H Hunter, 17. Hdge St. He wa* bom June 12 at Mancheater Memorial Ho«- Th# flrst-faint suspicions of the LEAN—TENDER—JUICY moving to another town." of 67 Ardmore- Rd.. were involved tal. HU maternal grandparenU are Mr, and Mr*. George J. meeting warn aroused on Nov. 13, have e prim^ stltaction. as catcher. Manges yoeterday. g This is not an attempt to state The letter confirmed s telephone in a crash in th'e' King's Store >laman, 21 Dari* Av*.. Rockvlll*. and hi* paternal grandparent* when an alert state trooper, Sgt. TURKEY DINNER In its first game lagt weekend parking lot. Police said the two am Mr. and Mm. EvaMo Rlvoaa, 46 Bldridg* St, He ha* two Edgar th Ctoswell, noticed a num­ that moves are being made for fi­ the local team lost to Colchester, conversation between. Manges and nancial reasons alone ^or surely cars were driven at right angles Matem, Ann Merle, 44. end Deborah Joan. 34- ber of big, flashy cam cruising in­ Expression Club BONELESS 4-2. The losing pitcher was Paul CEA official Lyndon Pratt in to each other and the drivers’ vi­ WATCH THEM J ■ • • • • • to tiny Apstac'-' ' 18 miles west of that is not the case. However, for Carter. Billy Rice caught. which the CEA requested a meet­ PAY CHECKS GO FURTHER FOR II Oi. Pk,. whatever their reasons there may sion was 'obscured by other park­ Thomas Peter, eon of Mr. and Mr*. Albert Steppen, #8 W. Binghamton, In south-central New Closes Season 49c The next game will be played in ing of its CEA board of directors ed ..cars. Both drivers told police s c r a m b Ce f o r York. be. Andover School certainly Coltmibia KridaA' at 6 p.m. sub-committee with the School DAD WHEN MOM SHOPS AtiPI Main St, Roclirtlle. He waa bom June 12 at Mancheater Me­ thanks our teachers for their work they saw each other loo late. The morial Heapltal. Hla maternal grandparmU are Mr. and Mm. The drivers all had a certain Member* of th* Lillian Gertrude Fire at Grehon'a Squelched Board and teachers to set up an rars sustained light damage and similarity. Big rings. Big cigars. CHUCK BIRDS EYE FROZEN and their efforts and mo.st sincere­ A chimney fire which spread evaluation committee of profes- All through Hit y«sr, AiP H«ips mother ttko homo tho John WacUw, Weet WilltngUn, and hit paUmal grandparenU Big hats. Monogrammed handker­ Grant Expression Cliib- closed ly wishes them success and happi­ were towed away. EGGS! moot vsluM for dad's tako^hemo pty. Ar\d what ■ woodo^ am Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steppen, 41 JVIndermere Ave., RockvHle, their season with a dinner last into the parlltiolia of the Edwin j .sionals and laymen. ful variity of foodo the hsi to choose from—tit levo* chiefs. Silk ties. And expensive CHICKEN, BEEF, ness in their new positions.” Grenon home on Rt. 6 was extin­ LOWEST PRICES He hae e brother, Tlmothv Albert; and a'4rteler, Carol Mae. suits. night at the Waverly Inn in Ohe- PIES TTTRKEV Grade 6 Dedicates Tree The CEA'a Intent is to mediate priced for budoet plesilno ecoriomy. Mako It "Happy • • • • • ehlre. Prior to the dinner they U. S. TOP CHOICE guished Tuesday afternoon by the a smouldering dispute over salary , ,,.,rp u IN YEARSI Father'i Day" evary day hy ihoppinR regularly at A&PI The next day, while the "boys" V A special ceremony waa held Volunteer Fire Department. The plans and other differences be.'"**" 1 1LH-ML-INU1 r .Chaeyl Elaine, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Charlea W. Ixing- whooped It up around a barbecue, were entertained et - the home of yesterday afternoon by members fellow, Rockville. She waa bom June 14 at Manche*teA_Jla* , Mra. George H. Sullivan In Weth­ firq had begun with an pverheated tween the administration and Apply IT('H-MK-M)T. In IS minnlen. POPULAR BRAND Croiwell. a Treasury agent and a of the sixth grade to plant and chimney. No estimate of the dam­ It Ihr lU'h nerds srrnlrhln*. *et yn«r BIRTHDAY morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. ' group of troopers blocked off the ersfield. 3 8 Oz. PkgSA dedicate a flowering crabapple' teachers. I8r bark. You trri thr medication lake Harold Lawrence, Wakefleld. Ma«»., and her paternal grandpar­ Miss Grant, a* guest of the club, It) age Could be obtained la.st night. Manges .said yesterday he would hold In nolrl the Itrh ia mlnuten; road leading to Barbara’s isolated tree which they presented to the Firemen Donate Resiiscltubes M-alrh healthy clear skin com* nn. enU are Mr. and Mr*. Walter W Longfellow, Saugu*. Ma*». estate. waa presented with a corsage as school. All 44 members of the bring the letter to the Board'* at­ (iet ITCH-MK-NOT from any draSKlsl CIGARETTES CTN She ha* a brother. Brie R.. 2. T^e gay picnickem, bewildered a token of appreciation for her BAR-B-Q STEAKS sixth grade class which will enter Three resuscitubes were given tention "at the flrst opportunity." for exiernni skin Irritatinns. .NOW at • m • • 0 .1. W. Hale foip . l)rn r Dept. by the eudden raid, galloped for work during the past year as di- MIRACLE WHIP RHAM High School next year had to the Andover Lake Property He was unable to say definitely w h ite RACK Saadra Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Peter Fiilts, 208 Cen- cover. But 80 were rounded up and rjector of the club. participated in various committees Owners Assn, last night by a rep­ when that would be. except that Ur S t She we* bom June 13 et Mancheater Memorial HoiplUI. a flock of investigations soon got At a short business meeting, set up to plan the fund-raising, resentative of the Andover Volun­ he planned to meet with Board Har matamal grandparenU are Mr. and Mr*. Charle* R. Graff. underway. However, the boys all Mil* Emily KIsaman was appoint­ HEAVY WESTERN ECONO-BEEF DEPT. selection and dedication of the teer Fire Department. members to discuss policle.s on OPEN DAILY Phillies Perfecto 495 pts. 33c The donation of the resuscitubes B 143 Autumn St.- “"d her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mr*. adhered to the code of the under­ ed chairman of th* nominating Plump, Tender Fully Drawn gift. Tuesdav. 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. ALWAYS STRICTLY FRESH SUNNYBROOK GRADE A ' toiacco Paul FuIU, 114 School S t She ha* a *i*ter, Donna Jean, 1. world: Don't talk. committee, with Mis* Evaline Addressing the teachers and had been voted at the fire depart- Edgeworth RR ICED EORMAU,, CONN., VT. CAN 8 * 1 # 1# i . . • • . SUNDAY. 8 A.M.-8 P.M. On May 21, Mie largest at­ Pentland and Miss Grant, to pre. students present at the ceremony. I ment'a last meeting. Resuscitubes Manchester Evening Herald Rrlend for M ill., T S OZ H A A Valerie Jeaa, daughter bf Mr. and Mm. Frank Steppen, Mld- Gov’t, Insp. (Grade AA) DEL MONTE tempt to emek the Well of silence sent a slate of officers at the an­ PINEAPPLE and GRAPEFRUIT was sixth grade student Peter I are small pieces of equipment .Andover rnrrespondenl. Mrs. Paul PINE PHARMACY LARGE EGGS ooz 45< Granger Tobacco Conn.,Vf. CAN l * V 7 r die Butcher ltd.. Rockville. S he^aa bom June 12 et Manche*- surrounding the f«un^ meating, nual meeting la October. Nicholson. I used In mouth-to-moulh rc.suscila- i n. PfnnntleHl, telephone Pllzrim tar Memorial Moapttal, Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and .Short apeerhes were also given lion. The firemen recommended ; o-fiS.IB. 664 CENTER 8T. tlLViiaaOOIC MIESH CREAMERY It* Mm. Armond Hruby, 5 Village St., Ellington, and her paternal JUICE B U T T 0 I A.'A lb *rinti, 1 lb enrlnn t7« RRINT w W grandparenU are Mr. and Mr*. Peter Steppen. 41 Windermere STEWING Ave.. Rockville. She ha* two brother*, William Albert and CANTALOUPES Sharp Cheddar AAGED r . a n TANSY TANGY II 65^ RuaseQ Dean. JUMBO SIZE 27 • . • . • 1150 EURN«D€ AVE. 46 Oz. Can Mfl-O IIT AMERICAN ^ A OZ AQC' Alatam Beth, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Allan M. Scott. 174 Cheese Slices . t et pkg Ifc 4 . RKOS VINE-RIPENED 1 ^ 2 9 = Autumn St. She waa bom Jun* 12 at Manchester Memorial CHICKENS HoaplUl. Har maternal grandmother 1* Mr*. Pauline OateckI, EAST HARTFORD ZAREX PACKERS LABEL FROZEN New Britain, and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. THIS IS A LOW, LOW PRICE C. B. Scott, East Hartford. She ha* two alstera, Paula Louise, Bananas YEUOW IIP! 7, and Lisa Clare. 3. FRUIT SYRUPS LEMONADE REGULAR 10 CANS 89'^ OEIICIOUS-IED B B • • • STORE MOURS: Plums FUU PLAVOREO UAUTIES 2 1„ 29= HEAVY WESTERN TENDER JUICY Asst. Ptavnirs Bmada Lynne, daughUr of Mr. and Mra. Earl A. Carron Jr.. Wed., Thurs., Fri. 9 a-m.-9 p.ni. 2 ;^-25‘ mnuc doz. EVAPORATED . Sand­ Sospttal. His maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. William Doubk World OrBon Stomps Evory WodiMsdoy Delicious Nutrition* ■ ■ ■ m P lW lA F wiches Biuce, Aberdeen, Scotland, and his paternal grandparents are Mr. WAYBEST Wid Mrs. George Hutcheon. Peabody, Maas. MILK f ROASTING in the July' BULB PRICES WILL BE CHICKENS HIGHER JUNE 24TH . . . BUY NOWI NEW LOW PRICE! UAUO i::w Wortian'i FLAVOR QUEEN White DOG and ^ Day III u. 49c Now. On G.LUahtB«lls DRIVE INTO A TROUBLE-FREE SUMMER Sliced FLEU REH E CAT FOOD 4 08CAR MAYER • ' Sale Full READY TO EAT 15, 25>40, 6 o O 1 ^100 • Fomoui Sine* MSP - 10c Loaf HOCKDW DINNERWARE Educator (Beat Value) Sandwich Cooklea ...... 4 do*, box 49o “ Size or 75 Watt E A ^ ■ W attEAi23 WITH ONE OF THE FOLLOWING BREAD With Every Purchase of $5 or Morp SuniOilne KrlR|iy Cracker* ...... lb. box 29o HAMS Unit No. 1 (Dinner Plnte) of S Pc. (Whole nr Shank Half) BAKED FRESH DAILY Table jSettlng Available June 18-24 tNI OliAT ATIANTIC t PACIPK TIA OOMfANT \H7 PLYMOUTH 1957 OLDSMOHLE 1957 CHEVROLET ' *<' ’ iv APf 1 A A o ftC 4-Door Sedan. Red and black "98" 4-Door Sedan. Gorgeous Lb. « lUU TeaBags finish, pushbutton transmis­ blue and white finish. Radio 1953 FORD 3rd BIG WEEK! pl^uper J^arkets sion, heater, radio, paddisd 2-Door Sedan. Radio and and heater, power steering, dash, whitewall tires; Sold BONELESS BRISKET OUR OWN TEA / ins' nYimti s DiiiHDasii moo v ik h jh i : heater, 2-tone green finish. power brakes, automatic v-8 2-Doo> Sedan A C BREAK-RESISTANT ,new by us. Reference on re­ Very clea'n. tranamiaalon. You must drive Radio and heater. GRADE* A FRESH » mil IMt.iuiN Hull Sit., Jmn M t tltictlrt I. l»ll M«l«»itll 4 rlcUllr quest Unbeat- <1 A C ^ 1 2 9 5 this one at MELMAC DINNERWARE CORNED BEEF Lb. aUe value et ^ i f O ^ 9 9 5 EGGS FRUITS, VEGETABLES EXTRA LARGE LARGE WITH EACH PUmOHASE •' ONLY 34c PER PIECE OF 82.48 ALL CONDENSED LUX TOILET SOAP SPRY SHORTENING IfU F O N T IA C 1955 PLYMOUTH 1957 PLYMOUTH I.AROE, FIRM RINSOBLUE 1952 DODGE 2 D.,. 89c Doz. 4 1 C CONTROlLED SUDSING FOR BAKING AND FRYING V-8 4-Door Suburban'; Radio llU iS WHIIE IT WASHES WHITE AND COLORED _ Catalina 2-Door Hardtop. and heater. A thoroughly re­ lun Mtituir... POR THE AUTOAAATIC WASHER 4-Door' Sedan. -Door Subi HICKORY Sm6k ED ICEBERG LEHUCE; I LI UN 3 3 ' 111 UN 37* Radio and heater, AjP Rebuilt engine. 4145 conditioned scarce < A A C fully •quif^ped. lAtCC PKC 33^ 4 necuLt* size 39' hydramatlc.' ■ model. ’•'T T O u«6t K t 39' 41495 PROVOLONE IA 59c / Heads - 1 N. Y. SHAHP ^ M U M A C 2 29c Innarwif^ i. , 19M PLYMOUTH 1«M DtSOTO 1953 PACKARD _ IMOMIIII m i iU K K BHEDDAR m m - i a IS c li<£ ALL EXTRA FLUFFY TIDE Firefllght 4-Door Sedan. 4-Door Sedan. Rh(Uo and ■y PERSONAL IVORY IVORY SNOW Power steering, ..power l a r g e . PINK 2-Door Bodea. New € A B m heater, automatic IMPORTED DANISH CONTROLtEp SUDSING TIDE'S IN-DIRT'S Olff brakes. Like new CV A A C 2-Dooj'. ijSOPTER SMOOTHER COMPLEXION FOR SPEEDIER DISHWASHING tire*, rebuilt engine.'^ w H O tranamiaalon, , CAAC POR THE AUTOMATIC WASHER Ip, condition. full power. . Radio and. heatei!'.. 4110 BLEU CHEESE lA 79c SEEDLESS L4R4I FU 3 3 ' - 4 ‘" “ 27‘ .- U•C|PK«34^ IMPORTED ROMANO u*«tPK(32‘ ' This Week^a Piece ORABEFRUIT * ■ • a tow DOWN PAYMENTS AND BANK TERMS ARRANGED JL- CHEESE lA DoS FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL! Stacking Tumbler «* ', '..r . ' V '■ K inin au8 CHEiER For SAVE zee SPIC AND SPAN HANDY ANDY C rackun “ • m JA* SUNSHINE CRISPY CRACKERS .. .lb. box 29id. KEEBLER ckOC. FUDGE SANI).,...... ,1b, 49< 4 29c FARM HOUSE BLUEBERRY PIES MJ|: FM coiow ANB NO BINUNO-MO WIPINS U8K1IP MffiRMNT , SUNSHINE*FIG BARS ...... lb. box 37< EDUCATOR OPEN SESME CRACKERS .... . 39< ...... I,...... K1NDTO.RANM . lOOCAIM ’ :t 'V p 'iOT); , ‘ (Btg.lle) t i g U w w w e t i e | I E ' MOTORS* inc. OXFORD'CREME I^A^D.'COOKIES Ij) oz. box 29< EDUCATOR CHQCO, CHIP (:OOKiES :...... 37< TOMATOES 1 Oalle S t( ■■ V',. SYi M I3.27M OPEM NIGHTLY TILL 9:00 ■ Ll-t M KEEBLER PECAN SANDIES .. . .j .lb. box 49,4. N,^ISCO FIG; NEWTONS ....;..!....,... .3194 , ■IliiM li... .. t . ■ -t ■ ■ ■ — , . J - ■"rA ■ ■ .V ■ ' ' r''* \ , c b i g r u b n MANCHESTER EVEMINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 MANlKlEStER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN^ THURSDAY. JUNE 18,- 195)li PAGE N tN E im l

DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE palnUiifs ht.UM hcwptU] fretuds B U G S B U N N Y OUR BOARDING HUUSK w ith MAJOR HOOPLE R o e k v ill* FOR ATHLETE'S FOOV by B a.m. The exhlMtieM will open Tlaa T-4-L fa r • 8o • GiM . Answar to PmylwiB Punt* Senators Deinand Fliers to the publle at 10 a.m. i Watehali>, fwnh aa a iaiy . hsalN^ JOO Persons Hurt Artists to Displiay •hi* iM laea the hrfaraaia tf M t MAO.TWlM&IAUaN^ REHteffSB VBgBtabif Marktf T^niT Fiah dallghtad witli Work at Hospital T-4^ year 48n hank T ______MVEyciTBMiNT |p9eN6INES,lWX)Ri Have Guns Set to Shoot dmggitt. Natal T-4-L la ^ CWANCBoflF^CAaSTHSH . AOBOM BSM it drtelu Ona South American apeclea ef •3 Abatraetbalns In Miami Tornado catfish ia aaid to be able to travel for scfvera caaea. NOW IBardy 4rp« The outdoor exhibition of the 04 Low aand MU on land from one pool to another, Halo Oorp. Drag Dw** ™ at iro n a HUBERT. WHO « c S u L o Jp iu . A ef cabbtf* (OoatlatMd from **N(b One) membeiia of the craw wart unable Tolland County Art Amn., poat- f i Y ' a CLAIMS TO HAVBf HM poned last Saturday becAuae of according to the Encyclopedia Brt- ■ C«ni ea DOWN to defend thWmaelvea m uat be ex­ ^Ttlenriauad from Page One) care-taker Billy Hardin's home, ^ R ftrA L ^ a c l a ss- I WAT WOULD PUr wny for .apeclnl reconnniaaance rain, la scheduled for this Saturday tannlda. th * ----- 1 Sourca of plored thoroughly. Just behind the clinic. i^ o P L a fP ^ /i MATE OF LORDjI you ON THE CUFF SStilDS«r •qulpment. preaumnbly radar or the storm. Rmergency kitchens at the Rockville City Hoepital ( W O n m fj { / n pERcV'i AT ^ FOR THE NS})—Henry HARB0W/-*'HAW7V^THlRrr/ . U H otodd I Feminine in any military plane expomd to The art group haa beeh -inyited NOW IT SHOULD / \ TEARS.' is Seottlih ment U.S. Naval headquartera in tome areas. . and were able to telephone over F. phambcrs, (14, of Bridgeport, app^latioa auch haaarda ahould be miaaing,” undiarupted circuits. to ahow Its work at the Highland' was crushed to> death yesterday BECHlLVEPLAV Milyard 11 Raquira aOAM m Japan put out a atatement aayina "Rverylhing we had is gone Park Market In Mancheater June 4Salaa he aaid. "AtMricana will inaiat not Raaldenti of the causeway area when he slipped under a heavy 14 iroqueUn Hregetabla 10 African river auhworm "The bow (fonyard) turret had leveled,” said Dr. Oaorga Farro. 27 and 28, Members who ere Inter­ Indian partially been replaced by apecial only that the facia be brought to 'said the., rain-laden storm struck mold at the Bridgeport Brass Co. SFiratHQuartar 31 Greek latter 43Bod’a aibUag light but that we have atrong "My $40,000 house la destroyed. ested In exhibiting at the market is ra n n ----- 44Samplad detection equipment." It did not shout 10:20 p.m. with no warning mooir 34 Bntkralled aaaurancea that our men wUi not There's a grapefruit tree where our other than their lights flickering may leave their paintings with : | lIBaldra OBowinf as Pen name af 48Fonn elaborate further. Carlson after the Rockville ahow. IT Brood of again be dcifenaeleaa." living room waa—our pool's been out. Violent shewers had lashed implement CharlM Lamb 4BCoamIe ordar But even if the forward puta ripped out of the ground." The outdoor exhibition Saturday PINE LENOX BY V. T. HAMLfN phaaaantf 43 Sour , had been. workln*. they would The Detroit Free Preea report portions of the city earlier. PRESCRIPTIONS Q kL L E Y O O P •TRed — - as Shift The press box at Miami' Bta- will feature a wishing well and a DAY.OR NIGHT IBWhaat U • Sacred city 37 Coiidamn SORcmbva have' been of no uae ageinet the ed in a Washington diapatch that drawing at 4 p.m. for an oil paint­ M l f . 0 8 9 « MUST M, HM Hc \ t nasauMK to~How graVm «a tha the Navy hufbeen holding lU dlum. 100 feet high, p ro v id e a BY EXPERTS CXXXA..HCS KiiuD OR I a a c wouip hi comc/ kit mou of India as Oriantal food SSMualcal flghtera, the Navy mid. . Truck Kills Boy, 7 ing by Alfred F. Ludwig. There will 299 E. CENTER H . Graat — — S O P ran qtiaUty planes and ahipe together "with frightening look at the -atorrh. TERAOeiZCP nOBMP I iVaiJCMA / DOKTT KNOW/UNK..NO... • Goddtaa of In a report to Ohairman Richard Luther Evans, sports writer of also be a refreshment stand.* Ad- ■mo TOWNS 1 AKM3N6? / \ w p u n m O N ^ TH«r hb / AcruKuy, i SdPaatarad diaeord 31 Ijampr*3m S3 Ireland B. Ruaeell (D-Lla.) of the Senate budget." ARTHUR DRUa SSMaaeulino baling wire to atay Within its the Miami Herald, said for five New Haven, June 18 {/P) A mlsaion la free. PHARMACY KNOW o n HAJS ^ CAMT 8 * 1 ' TH*I lOHiliUry 34 Betinnera B4Interprat Armed Servicer Committee, it State ’Commander Member! should have their nickname aialitant 37 Withdrawn S7 0t>arattd budget.” minutes he watched "the awesome T-year^pld boy was killed by a 3S Staamer (ak.) said the forward gum in the alow Dr., John V. Qregan, past com‘- black funnel aa lightning and petrol plane "are for the purpoee The diapatch quoted Rear Adm. raander of -Manchester Barracks, trailer truck today as he was SiCarouaed . R E. Dixon, chief of the Bureau seeming explosions frequently 38 Saila'a noet 1 i 1 1 4 r i 1 li II of atfaflng aubmarlnea on the aur- Veterans of World War I, waa walking to'school, ^E O L T > ' of Aeronautics, as saying that '8 plected commander Of-the ttapart- brightened the stormy sky.” sa Malt drink faoe and are of no value againat In a single block of North Bay- Poltca aaid the boy, Aaron Myers, SCOTLAND A fighter aircraft.” per cent of the Navy's planes are ment of Connecticut, .Veteriqis of .y a r d , as Son of Seth 11' -ahore Drive, in the area of great­ apparenUly 'was*• W m* »*wt^ W. T.M, MA r felt appreciation to the many frlende. Thickest Coal The winds were freakish. They Mrs. Anderson Myers. FOOD STORES 47 Na™»r Inlat i i relativee and nelahbore ' who were ao much aa 400 feet in depth,' has MRoot r r r generoua and kina in our recent abr- been worked as an open pit mine pounded the front of a North Bay- The truck driver -was Identified M World’s thickest bed of bltu- as F ran k C. Miller, 44, Cambridge, BY AL VERj»!EER vafttabla Margarrt P. Friedmann, for more than 600 years at Fua- shore Drive veterinary clinic to YOUR BEST NCIGHBORHOOD STORES PRISCILLA'S POP € U « Linnea Ferrii. Inoua coal, a team reaching aa h'un, M anchuria. wreckage but only raised dust in Maas. 81 Sampler ri 1 TO‘^ TMATS THE AIR .( I N w a t e r , OF TAKING] baked elay r X V MAVE WHY' T O O ^ ^ .,1K \ A BATH « BO Golf ta rn PATIO CHEF TO TAKE *81 Garaint'a r u (1 BATHS wUa In Arthurian n~ d H POP WILL CHARCOAL '/!gal.37' Itfcnd BRIQUETS S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL BLACK PEPPER S LBS. 1b LBS. (O ffltoFW ID lM U K 4 Oz. 29c gal. 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Local Sport THE, What Gives? 10 Losses in IS Games Chatter * Dozen Teams Were litterested but- Black Betsy Herald Angle PtltatMirgli O' (NEA) -a- Pie Traynor deocrlMng a bat he B^fave^ Bumped Twice enr« used that waa roughly the MORIARTY BROS, will host the size of a California rMwoodt American lAtague NailMinl Lengne Collinsville Axes (1-1) in • 2:3(1 ;o Offered Top Contract PAT BOIDUC ‘"Blacli Botay,' we oallod It," Farmington Valley Baseball AsetoUat Stwrte Editor eald the Hall-of-Faine third Veeterday'e Reeiilto Veatorday'e RMSpIto New York 7, CThlcago 3, Chicago 6, PttUburgti 2 < V League'game Sunday at Ml. Nebn. baseman aiid now Plttohurgh The visitors' were the only FVL By EARL YOST ee«nt. "I etale It from Shan­ Washington 7, Kansas City 2. San Frtncleco 7. Olnclnnaft 5 r Filial CCIL Baseball AverofEM As Slump Continues ty itogan . ant of the Polo Bslttmwe 4. Detroit 0. Loa Angelee 10>4, Milwaukee 2*0 club to tack a defeat on the Oilerr a year ago. Tonight the Gas Hotige “I’m ftttisfied," handsome Groiindii. When Paul Waner Clevelsnd at Boston, postponed. St. Louie 10, PMIadelpMa 4 For the second aucceafffve year a Wethersfield player cap­ f/. L Pet. a.i. nine was slated to meet the Rllty Moe Morhardt said in dis- tured the ^ IL batting title and a Majichester youngster used It, he’d hit to left field. It W. L Pet. O.B. Redlegs in a ft o'clock Hartford cuftsinR the higffest decision New York. June 18 UP\__f Ismbef before winning the fieg in f broke a 2-2 tie with five runs in the was too heavy to pull with. Clevelsnd ...... 33 34 .579 Milwaukee ... 3.5 27 .565 — TV’illght League till at Colt's Park. garnered pitching laurels. No. 1 batter in the seven-team 1967. And last year, they dropped sixth against Orlando Pena (3-5) "We'd nail It up when It Chicago ...... 33 27 ..551) 1'4 Ban Franeieoo 35 28 .,558 H he has had to make in his W hatV.with the Milwaukee nine of 15 at this Mime stage of on three singles, °’one a twn-nin Pittsburgh ... 88 so .624 2V$ league waa the Eagles’ Billy Stewart who collected 19 hits in B ravee? ' started to split and the nails Detroit ...... 32 28 .533 2'4 BOB JOHNSON^ reports that >'oung life. Last Sunda.v night, 43 official appearances for a glittering .442 average. Unbeaten the race — but cenae otrt of the smack by WllHe Kirkland, three must hax-e weighed six pounds. Baltimore ...... 31 29 .5Vf 3V4 Loi Angelee ..34 31 .528 2Vi only^ hours after the Univer­ They’ve Io8t--I0 of their last spin by Iniildihg a quirk 3VI-game walks and ,an error. .Inhnnv An- We had II three years and New York ...... 29 29 .,500 4',4 Chicago ...... 82 30 A18 3 Group B (Junior high school grads Clyde Richaiid notched seven wins and was tied once in eight lead. 'They blew that, too, before tonelli won his Inih, but needed Clneinnatl ___ 20 38 .463 6 sity of Connecticut haaeball team mou- decisions In Is senior yeare ------^---- ::------15 and have bceiu shut out finally It got ’ so we couldn’t Kansas City ....26 3(1 ,464 6>4 and up to a senior) candidates for hftd been ousted In the double three times in the last five taking over for gi>od In July. help In the eighth from Ssr- Jones, drive any more nails In. One W sshington...... 26 34 4.3,3 ft<4 .St. Louis ...... 28 83 .450 ftVk the planned Summer Basketball elimination College World Series at MHS. Batting averagM are a starter making his second relief Phlledelphle .. "8 87 .838 11 based on at-lerit S8 at bats and 70 strikeouts and in innings garnet. Is this the beginning of the They’ve lost behind their best appesrsnre in two days. day It spilt down the middle." Boston ...... 25 34 .424 9 I^eague will hold their final tryout at Omaha, Neb., the local hall ' pitching honors wefe computed on worked with' 65 2-3. Bristol’s end to their hold on the Natidnal pitchers in this present skW, with Today’s Games Toda,v’s ftamee tonight at 6r.'lO at the West Side player sat down with Chicago at least 14 innings. curve-balling Dick Swanson rec­ League pennaPt—or ia thik just lew Burdette dropping two, Bob * • * Pillebiirgh at (Chicago 8 p.m.— Oval. In rase of Inclement weather Cubs' officlala and algnftd a bonus orded 55 strikeouts, Godin had 62 another of those-slumps, such as Rush three end Bob Buhl one. And CUB.S 6, PIRATFA! 2—Csl Nee- Wrdiiraday'a Honirra Chicago al New York 2 p.m. Kline (6-3) vs. Dratxr^ky (4-6) contract for 150,000. Manchester’s Larry Lovett trail­ Shaw (5-2) vs Bronstsd (0-1). the tryout will be held at the East ed Stewart In the batting race, rap­ and Richard had 51 to trail in that they had and shrugged off while It last night’s opener, sm^thpaw man, who singled snd scored the Cincinnati at San Franidsce Ride Rer. To date the responjte has department. And like Richard, the tying run In the seventh for the (Season Total In Parent'hesM). Ksnsss (^ty st Wsshington ft:05 4:30 p.M, NtixhaU (3-4) vi. "Chicago gave me the best con­ ping out 18 safeties in 42 tripe for winning the flag the past two ace lAariMi Epahn ftlled to finish p.m. Herbert l4-5) vs Fischer been surprisingly slow, but John­ tract," he recalled during lunch -an excellent .381 average. (Tlose be­ tireless Beal also worked a total years ? a fiv^-run Aral inning for his third Cubs, hit a threc-nin, Inside-the- Amertoan League Miller (8-3) 94 Worthington (1-2) son is all set lo operate with a of 63 innings this past spring. • Either way, they have only a Park homer in the eighth to peal (5-2). MllaT.ukee at Loe Angelee 1-1 yesterday at Cavey's. "Twelve hind the Silk Town , first baseman defeait in hit las. four decisions.' Allison, Senators (17). Detroit st Baltimore 2:0.5'^,m. four-team Group A division (high teams contacted me this season. was Platt’s versatile Dick Spencer A trio of outfielders — Bren half-game edge left from what S t^ n (8-8) retired Jui*t one man. Pirate southpaw Harvey Hnddix Bertola, Senators (8). * p.m, Riuph (4-8) - ve. WilUanw school grads and'on up). Clearly and Jim Dixon of HaU and (4-5), who'has lo.'l four to ('■hlcs- MossI (5-2) vs Walker (4-3). (3-1) The only clubs that I didn't bear who Compiled a .380 mark on 19 was a bulging. 4Vz-gsnte lead a He left after (tvlng . up Junior Triandos, Orioles (15). Cleveland at Boston 2 p m. Gsr- from this year were Washington, hits )n 50 appearances. White — and outfielder-third base- month ago aftei*^ dropiping a twt- Gilliam's leadoff home (his first) go. Bill Henrv i5-3) won ’’ in re­ Carrasqiisl, Orioles (3). On)y Gamee Scheduled. F.DDir. WOJCIK and Danny man .John Glordanq of Conard lief. nla (0-4) vs Sullivan (3-5). Cleveland. I»a Angeles and Kan­ Rounding out the top 10 were, nlght doubleheader at Loa An­ and a three-, -n triple by rookie 0 0 0 Msntle. Yankees (14). Tomormw’a Schedule Renn plan lo attend the New York sas City. I.,asl year all 16 major Ken Vernon of Windham (31-60) completed the year without an geles last night. They were Frank Howard. Spahnle, the lop National I..ea|nie Tomorrow’s Sehediile ^ Philadelphia at Oiicago S p.m. Yankees' trial camp and clinic teams showed an interest, and -350, Wes Feshler of Manchester error to shape Individual defensive checked on five hits by lefthander winner among active NL pitchers, CARDS to, PHIIX 4 The Card.' Cleveland at New York ft p.m. Pittsburgh at St. Louis 0 p.m. made it nine mu of 11 with Rav Robinsons Reds (16). Monda.v and Tdesday at .Municipal scouts talked with me.” I weighed (20-58) :845, Bruce Malloy of Ma­ honore. Sandy Koiifax wiiile Ipaing the is 0-.3 against Los Angeles this Detroit at Washington ft:05 p.m. Cincinnati at Los Angelee 11 Coach Tom KWley’s well-balanced 6pencr 10-2, then were hiAn..ed on season and has lost four of five JablOnskI and Bill While each Temple, Reds (4). Stadium in Weal Haven. Applica- all offers and feel that I made loney (31-61) .344, -Bob Rohrs of driving in three rune. A five-run Whisensnt, Reds (2)2. Chicago ■*.( Boston ft:lft p m p.m, llon.s for the two-day tryout are the right move.. They .gave me a Conard (16-47)- .840, Mike Traynor club paced the loop In five depart- two hits by Danny McDewl, an­ decision^ in 'hree years under a Ksnsss City st Baltimore *:05 Milwaukee at flan Fmitoieeo rhents. The Silk Towners were other lefty, as the Dodge^' .took Jinx that has produced only a 14- fifth put it away agalnal reliever Ikigtn, Braves (7). p.m. available at 'The Herald Sports De­ good contract, pins fringe bene­ of HaU (17-52) ,327, Lou Nevico, Humberto Robtjison (1 -1 ) while Spencer, Giants (4). 11:15 p.m, 1 partment. fits." - last yeair's leader from Wethers­ tops with their 12-2 won and lost the second game, 4-0. 2$ lifetime mark ega^st the record; team batting with a good That put second place Skn Dodgers. Lefty Marahall Bridges held the Davenport, Giants (3). "I was surprised when the Cubs field (18-56) .321, Ron Moriisette Phils to five hits snd one run for Walls, Cubs (4). DICK AVERV and Red Smith, told me that I was assigned to of Wethersfield (10-60) .317 and .253 average; least runs scored Francisco, a "f-S winner over Cin- The Braves, gettlng/h first game Miami Beach, Fla.—Luts Rod­ AMniquerque, N.M.—Neal Rlv- against, 41; doubles with 27, 10 o'Tviatf, Just one game behind in s winning, 5 1/3-Inning relief Job Neerhsn, Cubs (1). riquez, 147, Cuba, outpointed VIr rs, Il64, Los i re.sppctive captains Of the baseball Fbrt Worth. They gave me a good Dave White of Iflanchtster (13-41') home run from ^ h n n y Logan In his msjor lesgue dehut. Gilliam, Dodgers (1), contract, $700 a month, plus. If I .317.' • - more than runner-up Platt; and the "loet" column am within .009 against Koufax (^1), who gained gil Akins, 143Hr SL Jyuils, 10. Immy Martinez, 157, Phoenix, 10. and golf teams at the high school, fall to stay with the club and am, Othen who coitcluded the 14- stolen bases with 28. percentage points of the champs. his first completefgame while beat­ wish to publicly thank Pagani sent to a vteam of lower classi­ game schedule with a better tlian In addition, the Indians were The sweep hoisted the Dodgers ing Milwaukee, a second time this C.itereis for "the wonderful din­ fication In the Chicago system m.v .300 batting average Includisd, Stan second In runs scored with 99,, Into fourth place, one percentage year, had only a pair of singles by ner" Tup.sday night at the Ro.se- salary will remain the same with Wawer of Windhani A15, Ed Dris­ team miscues with 35, home ru point behind Pitt.sburph following Hank Aaron In the nightcap. Mc- mount. For the past tluee years the Cub.i making up the differ­ coll of Conard .309, Bob Wood of with four and total numt'—/o f the Pirates' 6-2 h.ss to the Chi­ Devltt (6-6), walked three, struck Pagani's have feted every COIL Windham .300, John Wheaton of players used, 23. cago Cube. Both the Dodgers and out two: ence." Morhardt added. There are '« ' * e winning athletic team at the .'even teams that serve as farm Windham .808, Tony Molusls of Buce ate only 2'/4 games from the Los Angeles broke through a AT THIS school. LOW PRICE... clubs or that have working'agree­ Bristol .305 and Dave Gianetti of top, two-hit shutout by Joey Jay (2-5) Wethersfield .305. Team Batting Ma^A St. Loitis whipped Philadelphia InVthe seventh on a bases-loaded ments with the National League Bahind Manchester in team Doctors and Lawyers Ready for Riff Game I,.\ST NIGHT'S s c h e d u 1 • d Cubs. « a a 10-4 in the other NL game. wmk and an Infte'd out. then added American Legion Junior baseball batting came V^hersfleld and * • • two In the eighth off Bob Trow- Choice op Three Unbeaten in League Windham, each iKitfi a neat .251 brWge on a single by Don Demeter ■Rain and cold weather forced postponoment of Wednesday night's scheduled softl)all game in South Windsor was post­ DODGER.S 10-4, BiRAVRS 2-0 GET AN The 22-year-old centerflelder average, P la t^ 5 0 , Maloney .283, and Gil Hodges' double. ALLSTATE TIRE As a refresher, the Bravea blew exhibition between the Doctors and Lawyer^ l)ut the two clul)s will try again Friday poned because of rain and immedi­ first baseman added. "My choice Richaird, who hai never lost In Conard .226, .Bris • 0 0 night at 8 o’clock at Robertson Park. In l>etween the rain drops yesterday, Walt CCIL competition over three var­ Istol .213 and Hall almo(»t all of a.i 814-game lead ately rescheduled fer tonight at narrowed down to three clubs this sity seasons, worked 63 innings .208. with a 3-8 slump In early Sep- GIANTS 7, REDS 5—-The Giants SaKardt, left, of the Medics,, and Herb Phelon of the Lawyers, dressed in game uni­ 0:1.1, Coach VV’hIley Johnson has year, Chicago Cubs, iPhiladelphIa Total fi^ires for the number of nominated newcomer Tony F'alcet- this spring, ^vipg up 56 hits, only forms, tried to decide which would be the home club. No decision w’as reached -l).v and Baltimore. I was most Inter- j 10 runs and 17 walka Blessed with nira towi club scored and gave up ta to pitch the Zone Two opener, esled in these teams as I felt they j is follows: Maloney 100-94, Shirley Glenney, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee of the sponsoring Wom­ with veteran Pat Mlstretta being excellent control bespectacled had more , to offer. i righthander also struck out 51 bat­ Pls(tt 97-96, Wethersfield 85-70 Two-Hit Shutout en’s Auxiliary at the hospital, who ‘umpired’ and held the umlnella. The game is not held for Sunday's road game In "The 5’ankees and Pirates want-j dham 77-102, Conard 66-86, W'illimantic. ters., . a sellout and tickets will l>e available at the gate. (Herald Photo by Saternis) ed me to work nut at 5'ankee1 Spencer, was another pitching, ristorl 66-98 and HaT 50-43. Stadiutn and Forbes Field after standout, loting only to Champl Oonard committed the least Orioles Check Skid we came back from Omaha before Manchester in seven outings.JThe number of errr 3? and Hall 39, they would make any concrete of­ loop’s workhorse with 67 -2^ In- Maloney 42, Platt 44, Windham Cubans in Hail Rodriguez fer. I felt that If I worked out both n l^ s, the veteran so u th p ^ was 49, Bristol 4C and Wethersfield 64 places and didn't sign that mv val­ tagged for 70 hits, 41 h ij^ issued trailed Manchester hi this Im­ Behind Milt Pappas ue w-ould drop; clubs would fig­ 87 walks while fannlng/a high of portant department. ure that If they (Yanlta or Pi- 77 enemy batsmen. / Windham was tops with 11 Pitching—Milt Pnppna, Orlnlea ratea) didn’t sign me that I might Another outs^ding chucker triples, three more than Bristol New York. June 18 (;P)—Young Milt Pappas has his first —Oillled T lg ^ with hla flmt ma­ As ‘New Kid Gavilan’ After Win Mrft.'Jean Morhardt Helps Son, Moe, Pack Bajf for Texas and Maloney. Windham sluggers have some weakness." was. Pat Mistn^ett^vho chalked up maior league shutout, and he couldn’t have picked a better jor league shutout, giving up only- The Cubs are the only teams In (Herald Photo by Oflarat four straight wins after dropping also hit five home runs while Hall two ainglM, walking none and Miami Beach, Pla.. June If, i/pi weight division from 19,52 to 1954 b-(aten man at the end .while the majors that don’t pla.v,^ any his opener wjtn ' the Indiana. Un­ Platt and Maloney all clouted time to nail it. The big righthander, 20, put it away with the striklitg out six In 4-0 victory In (-libans in the Miami area today- and Rodrigue/,, 22 years old. Rodrigiier was still throwing night games at Wrigley Field In beaten a y ^ r ago when he waa three and Oonard liad two. Bristol best pitching of his brief career last night for Baltimore, which he retired first 14 and last hailed what they called 'Th* new hopes to ,ollow in his footsteps. slinging punchas that had cloaed New England Scout Lenny Mcrul- American Legion ball, Wally would though he did get one-hit In 10 and Wethersfield failed to homer II In ord'er. the Windy City. Day games, Mor­ lo. The latter has been hot after always Insist that the fellows trips in the World Series for col­ voted the-league’s best pitcher, Pat dropping Detroit's Tigers 4-0 with'" Kid Gavilan" in the person of The young Cuban Is unbeaten in the former champion's left eye. hardt admitted, were more ap­ gave up/otfiy 26 hits and Just 12 Ooach John Dyber's Warriors a two-hitter and halting the Orioles Hitting—>OU Neetnan. Dubs— Luis Manuel Rodriffu*®. a lanky, 22 flghta and operates much on Akins won the title on Jiie 6, Morhardt for six years, ever since hustle." Fortin, now program di­ legians. Bingled gnd scored tying ryin In pealing to him. his sophomore .year at Manchester rector for the Manchester Recrea­ runs ln^5 '2/3 frames. Like team- notched two shutouts but were skid in the American League race. fast-pimching youngster from the order of the apeedy Gavilan. 19.58, and tost it to Don Jordan in Considered the finest college High. In his Junior and senior Grimm Big Influence mat^/Richard, Mlstretta also relied blanked in three other games Pappas, signed two years ago seventh Inning, then hit thre«-nin, Los Angeler on Dik;. 5. tion Departrrient, coached-the Charlie Grimm, a pretty fair Major Leaguo Oa maguey. Using a flurry of left Jabs and prospect for professional ball in years at' Manchester, Morhardt Legion for six years, guiding the on Sterlliig control as evidenced by Manchester, Windham, Platt and off the Detroit sandlots, struck inside-the-park- bonier in eighth right hooka, Rodrigu r. won, all Eddie Yawilz, St. Louis drug­ first baseman during his long Wethersfield also registered one (T for S-2 xlctory over Pirates. Rodrigtiea soundly whipped for­ New England this season, Mor­ p led a .452 average. At UConn 1953 team to the Slate champioh- .a^iowly 11 walks as against .37 out six and didn't walk a man. He = L e a d e r s = = mer welterweight Ohampion Vir- but a couple of round.s in the. gist and co-manager of Akins, hardt related that moat of the with the varsity, the lefthanded shlp: career with the Cubs and now a strikeouts. shutout as against none for the had a perfect game going until opinion of Referee Cy Gottfried was boiling mad over the, outcome vice-president with the same team, opposition. Bristol, Conard and gi; (Honeybear) Akina of St, dozen major league teams that hitting and throwing standout First roach that Morhardt ever Other pitchers who posted win­ Lou Berberet got the first of th' Aroertcan League I-,surel Race Course's new spring Ijotiis in e 10-round nationally- and two ringside judges. About of the Rodriguex fight. contacted, him didn't make defi­ hatted .287, .2,50 and .365. During helped sell Morhardt on Joining ning records were. Bob Sederqulst Maloney did not record a shutout Tigers’ two singles with two out stake, the J2.VOOO WHwyn Handi­ 2.600 saw th flgiht in the Ex­ "I don't appreciate these kind of nite offers and none quoted prices played under "was Charlie (Lefty) the Bruin family. Last ; month but each wan w-hitewashed once Batting—Kuenn, Detroit, ..356; televused fight last night and made the 1957 and 19.58 summer vaca­ Robin.son in the Manchester Alum­ of Wethersfield 2-0. Patsy Papan- in the fifth Inning. The other hit. cap, Is named for the English win­ a aolid invpression in his first ap­ hibition Hall. fight.s," he said. "I will put ,\kins except the Cubs. "1 knew what I tion periods the Silk Towner pla.v- Grimm made a special trip to drea of Maloney ,3-1, Bllsworfh e * « in the sixth, was by Jim Bunning. Kaline. Detroit, .8.58; Fox. (J.ica- ner of the first Laurel Interna- Altlio\igh there were no knoeik- In with any of the top four wel­ wanted, what I valued myself at,” ni League. Robinson, a former Storrs to watch Morhardt play go, ,343, Runnels. Boston, .,'»39; pearance In this country'. '* ed the Nova Scotia Amateur minor leaguer, ia now production Smith of Windham 3-1-1. Ted Beal Einployed 26 Player* who allowed only four Baltimore .yVoodling, Baltimore, .333. tlonsl In 1952. Kid .Gavilan ruled the welter­ downa, Akins waa a tired and terweights today and he'll beat Morhardt said, "and the Cubs Halifax and District League. Each and then followed the UConns to of Wethersfield 6-4 and Jim Godin bits and had a perfect game for Economy Priced for Every made rr a bonus offer and didn't manager at Kaman Aircraft in Maine before putting the stamp Cellar-dwelling Bristol, wWch Runs — Killebrew, Wash'nsto.n, them all. of the four teams, comprised of Bloomfield. of Conard 8-3. 4'1-3 Innings, but lost for the "I thought that this flghter ask me how much I wanted, as leading college players in the of approval on the Manchester The circuit’s top RBI producer included an Ui>set win over Man­ third time in his la.'t four de­ 51;' ^ost, Detr lit, 48; Power, (Rodriguez) would . fight a little did most of the other clubs." East, played 48 game scnedules. Murray Big He(p prospect. Morhardt was highly im­ was Spencer with 22, four more chester In its 3-11 won and lost cisions. Cleveland, 47; A^iaricio, Chicago, Cor Owner... ALLSTATE hit at least but all he docs la I.,cavF« Friday With Stellarlon in 1958, Morhardt What roach helped the most? pressed with Grinim he said. than Captain Dick Avery of Man­ record, employed the most play Pappas retired the last 'l l men 45; Mantle. New 'Vork, 43. Jump around and throw what he Assigned lo p'ort Worth, Tex., hit .271. "Boh Murray. Providence College Draft-w-ise. Morhardt is exempt chester. Maloney’s Walt Gumk'ow- ers, 26, three more than the In­ in a row while gaining a 6-3 Runs Batted In—Killebi-ew, calls ptinches. in the Triple A American Assn., ‘You .Arp Our ftlan' coach, who handled our club in until Febniary. aki and Molloy, only a sophomore, dians' total. Maloney used 21 record. Washington. 48; bkowron. New. "In the clinches he was bend­ the No. 1 farm chatt-el of the "When Merullo said, ''You are Nova Scotia last summer. He told While helping UConn to two trailed with 17 and 16, respective- players, V/indham 18, Ptatt 17 That left the fourth-place Birds, York, 44; Colavlto, Cleveland and VACATION SPECIAL ing Akins' arms back and at the Bruins. Morhardt will leave early our man. You figure prominently me that my elbows were too close and Conard 15. HaH and Wethers­ Maxwell. Detroit, 43; Minos s, NCAA District titles in three •Jy- who have lost five of seven since end of four rounds Virgil was com­ Friday morning by plane for his in our future plans,’ ” I knew the to my body. I opened my .stance years of varsity play. Morhardt, * « * field each employed but 13 play­ Cleveland and Kallre, Detroit 42. SAFETY Mod* With tying for first last week, 3*4 plaining that he couldn't even bend first taste of pay for play base­ Cubs were sincere." Merullo told and didn't lock my hips and it was like his teammates, had all his ers during the regular 14-gome games behind Cleveland's league Hits—Fox, Chicago and Kur.e, NEW FISK DELUXE TYREX Cord his elbows.” ball. me that I was the No. 1 college easier to pull the ball and I hit a playing equipment provided, in­ Feshler, White Tied schedule. leading Indians, whose game at Detroit, 84; Runnels, Boston "6; Akins weighed 14844 to Rodri­ "One reason I turned.the Yan­ player that they wanted and along lot better. ’ was the answer. cluding glove and baseball apikes. Feshler and 'White tied for the Only Champion Manchester and Boston was postponed becau.se of Kuenn, Detroit, 74; Aparlcio, Chi­ * Yo\i get the improv­ guez' 147 and at 32 is 10 years kees down was the fact that they with two pitchers were the play­ Biggest problem Morhardt had In pro ball, a player must pur­ doubles leadership, each with five, last place Briato' finished as pre­ cold weather. The loss barred the cago, 70 ed strength of vis­ older than the Cuban. have a good centerflelder (Mickey ers that would help in the fu- on the ball diamond was to broord chase his own glove and- shoes. ont mors than Driscoll, Nevico and dicted in this column at the outset Tigers, who had won three Doubles—Runnels, Boston and. "At 147 he was a little too Mantle) and several first basemen tui-e,” Wood. Molloy and Steve Francis of of tie season. PUtt, picked for Williams, Kansas City, 19; Fox CUSHIONS cose tire 'dord used when he didn’t'h it every lime up Moe .wasn’t too concerned about (Moose akowron, Man- Throne- straight from a second place tie Chicago, 16; Lopez, New York, in original equip­ heavy." said Rodriguez' Manager Where will Morhardt play7 and no one knew of the fault more the prospect of buying a new glove Wlndhsm each stroked fOur triples fourth spot, and Maloney-, relegat­ ■with the Chicago White Sox, beat­ ment on all 1969 Erne.sto ' Corrales, "He usually berrj-. etc.) and I knew that my "Merullo said I would play center- than the player. "I have always felt and spikes. The bonus, which will to lead Wheaton and Spencer by ed to fifth, tied for third spot In 15; Jensen. Boston, Phillips, Chi­ chances of .oleying'would be slim. en 7-3 at New York. Washington cago and Kuenn, Detroit, 14. 6.70x15 cara (except certain flghts at about 144. So it took him field. That's where the Cubs are that I could hit the ball, for base be spread out over five years, will one. The hard-hitting Spencer was ■the final standings. Tagg^ for escaped a last-place tie with Bos­ cars where nvlon a little longer to get started than Pittsburgh has five good young weak. I don't know if I have the hits, and when-I went hitless a few help buy a number of gloves and tops with three hoipe rung while seventh place. U.e Baglee finished Triples—Runnels, Boston, 8'ox TUBE outfielders, plus five first base- range to play centerfield." a mod­ second to the Indians. Wlndpam ton by beating Kansas City, 7-2. and Smith, Chicago and Lopez, TYPE cord is optional at he usually does. It wa.s not his best times (In 1957-58) It bothered me apikes. Windham’s Bill Cholowa and Tray­ • * * extra coat). fight. If he fights Akins in Cuba men. I felt that my best chances est Morhardt said. How about first and the harder I p^e.ssed the lowef Manchester hasn't had a native nor were Credited with two round disappointed with its seventh place New York, 4; Nine players tied 1 4 8 8 at the right weight he will knock of reaching the major leagues base, do you like it ? "I only pla.yed my average went." Now matured in the major leaguea since Her­ trippers. finish after being labeled the ORIOLES 4, TIGERS 0—The with 3. him out in four to six round.s." would be with either the Cubs, a few games at fiist base In my and more experienced, Morhardt man Bronkie made good with the Two plsyers and both center- loop's second l-^e.^ team.». and, Orioles, who had lost thiye Home Rune—Killebrew, Wash­ Phils or Orioles and the Cuba got sophomore year and I liked It bet­ has learned that even the Mantles Cleveland Indlaas in 1910, Mickey fielders, Stewart and Dick Sylves­ Conard, picked for third spot, straight, broke through Bunnlng's ington, 22; Colavito, Cleveland, 21); . ™ Tube-Type to me first with the best offer.’.’ ter than the outfield.'’ and Mays don't get hits every time ter of Manchester tied for the lead­ wound up Sixth. I ciune close on perfect spell when <3iis Trlanilos Lemon and Allison, , Washington, Brand New Firsl Qliality TUBELESS Morhardt, who will return to Katkaveck was the last Silk Town­ 17; Triandos, Baltimore, 15. Blackwall One important Item that im­ up. Speaking of going hitless, dur­ er who claimed Manchester to be ership in stolen bases, each pilfer- fifth place Hall which finished one and Chico Carrasquel hit solo Each, Plus Tax Cull 11 III, Stevens UConn in the fall for his^degree, pressed me whenever I saw Mor­ ing the past spring the local ath­ his bjrthplace who reached A ball ing eight Phil L'Heureux of Platt •spot lower than predicted. home runs in th e' fifth Inning. It Stolen Bases—Aparlcio, Chica­ waa aigned by Farm Director hardt play waa his constant hustle. lete was stopped cold in just three with Rochester, N. Y,, In the' St. stole seven bases as did the fleet- This is the final column on CCiL was Triandos’ 15th, giving him at go. 18; Mantle, New York, 14; AND YOUR OLD TIRE Join Braves’ Farm Gene Lawing in the presence of "I'll have to give credit to Wally games, the Isst of the regular sea-' Louis Cardinals" farm system In footed Wood while Dom Serignese baseball coverage for another least one against every club in Jensen, Boston, 9; Landis; Cnlca- 7.50x14 $1C95 CJhief Scout Ray Ha.yworth and Fortin, for that. When I played son, plus the two at Omaha al­ of Wethersflald, Molusis, Gianetti year. Once again a sincere \y1sh the AL this season, ami Chico’s go, 7; Power, Cleveland and Alli­ the 1930s. son. Washiiigcon. 6. 1 ■ Tube-Type blackwaJI | Tubeleaa dinokWnfl 1 r i T C and 195ft Models and Chris Decker of Platt were of good luck goes out to all of the third. A single by Al Pilareik, Milwaukee. June 18 (jD- Tw o Gene Woodllng's triple and an Pitching — Wf.helm, Baltimore, Price Price Price Price n I O Ford. Cbevrolel University of Connecticut outfield­ credited with six apiece. seniors and may all of the re­ Without ■ Hall’s veteran fastball pitcher, turning players improve 100 • per error produced the other two 9 '', .900; Larsen, New York, 6-1, With Without With Ply-mouth, Dodge, etr. ers. havfc Joined the Milwaukee .857; Shaw, Chicago, Mossi, De­ size Trade-In, Trade-In, Trade-in, Trade-In, Bravea’ f McCook team in the John Novak trailed Spencer with cent next spring. Oriole runs in the seyertth. Sport Schedule Horse Owners Mad at Jockeys and Agents^ Bunning (6-6) now hM lost troit and Fischer, Washing ion, Each Each Each - Each Nebraska State League. 6-2, .714. Plus Tax Plu* Tax Plu* Tax Plu* Tax The- team announced the sign­ three of his last four decisions and Today has been charged with the Tigers’ Strikeouts — Score, Cle.'oland, ’ 6.70xl5~ " 19.75“ ‘ 14.88 ~ 22.45 17A8" ing last night. The players are 84; Wynn, Chicago, 82; Burning, Kenneth fTuiliini, 21, of New Brit­ Noi-man’s vs. Ansaldl, 6 ,Ver- Trainers Seething Ov er Weight Assignments only two losses in their last eight 7.10x15 21.90 16.88 24.45 19JI8 BUY NOW - PAY AFTEil VACATION Olympic Head Says Americans games. The slim righthander has Detroit 74; Pascual, Washington, ain, Conn,, and VViIlia)t> Stevens, planck, 61; Wilhelm, BalUmore, 60. 7.60x15 2.3.95 18.88 26.46 . 21A8 21, of Norwalk, ConnI A*N va. Optical, 6 Waddell. , Netv York, June 18 (AV-It used ploded when the track secretary--* ($12,601 Won the $18,1.50 Grass­ given up 20 home runs,' tops in the to b e . that the loudest squawks AL, and six have come in his last TUBE TYPE TUBELESS Cullum ia the Connecticut base­ Man. Auto vs. G. Grove, 6 — and handicapper a s I g n e d 132 land Handicap-, when Behedicto National League ball co-captain. Buckley. ardHnd race tracks were from the pound.s to Hill.sdale, winner of six was disqualified. Have Wrong Idea on Position three defeats. • 14-in. sizes . . . tubeless blackwalls available! Baptist ■ vs. Temple, 6:15 — guys-who had bet their last 10 big stakes this year. At Belmont'Park, Alfred Van­ • * • Batting—Aaron, Milwaukee, • Strong Rayon cord construction cushions impacts Sale Sale bucks on, a sure thing with the YANKS 7, WHITE SOX 8— .398; White, S t Louis, .347; Bur­ Sale Sale Nebo. "What do they think ,I am, an derbilt's Village Idiot ($5,30i beat Paris, June 18 (jP)~Avery Brun-f Said Bnjndage: "I'm .sorry the • Special cut-skid tread design for safer stops ' Size Black White Size New York (vW- Gil McDou- Phone vs. Teachers, 6:15 — bum finishing up the track. Endine by two lengths, in the $27,- The fifth place Yankees returned gess, Pittsburgh, .339; Cepeda, San Black White gald's first time tip In a ball game idiot?" He yelled when ask6d If the dftge, prssldeiit of the Interna­ American 'people and President to .5(t0 with their second straight Francisco, .336; Mays, San Fran­ 6.00x16 — . Charier Oak. Now it’s the t)orse owners get­ Indiana-bred coll would start. ‘lAf- 500 Stymie Handicap. Mrs. WaU Eisenhower seem to have been 9.88 6.70x15 15.88 19.88 finds him going through many ting mad at Jockeys and their lace Gilroy’s Greek Page ($11.20) tional Olympic Committe'er says over.the White Sox. Mickey Man­ cisco, .329. • ^ motions. The Yankee second base­ Friday, June 19' ter 30 years on a racetrack, I won’t the American people, Including badly misinformed about the ques­ tle’s 14th homer, a two-on wallop 6.40x1.') 1.3.88~" ~ 17.88 ~ 7.10x15 17.88 21.88 agents, and quitting racing. Also, take this. Our horse will stay in the took the $20,000 Tyro Stakes- at tion of (Chinese participation tn tjie Runs -Mathews, Mllwaukse, 54: man levels the dirt in the batter's Acetn ■ va. Pagani, 6 — 'Ver- trainers seething. at the weights Monmouth Park by three lengths President Elsenhower, have the into the third deck in rightfield Pinsom■ Cincinnati, 52;'Mays, San 18>Month Guoronteo . . Whitowall 6.70x15 ' ’ 12.88 16.88 7.60x15 19.88 23.88 box, knocks dirt oij't of his spikes planck. barn.” wrong idea of the committee’s Olympic Games." at Yankee Stadium, capp«d a NO MONEY DOWN assigned them by track handicap- over Benclt. B'riirtdage said he and the IOC. Francisco, 61; Robinson, Cincin­ 7il0xl5 ,15.88 18.88 8.00x15 21.88 2.5.88 I with his bgt, turns the hat in his pers. - Fallon observed that Bug Brush, The Kennedy-Veale Stable's VI- position in regardi to Nationalist wrap - up, five-run second • inning nati and Cepeda, San Francisco, When You Trade-In Your Old Tires. I hands and then tugs on the shoul­ C. V. Whitney's filly, wa.s given 123 tal Force, one of tlie East’s top 2- China. , were in the middle of a "tremen- against loser Ray Moore (1-6). 46. 7.60x15 ■ 17.88 20.88' ’ 6.40x15 1.5.88 19.88 ders of his uniform. However, Fred Turner, Jr., the pounds. Big Brush set a world Far from meddling in politics. doiraly difficult and complicated Etob, Turley (6-7) made It six Aak about Scarf? Credit Terms, SAFETY CUSHIONS Monaghan Claims wealthy Texan who owns Kentucky record last winter in beating Hills­ year-olds, won the $12,100 Chris­ situation.". Runs Batted In—Banks, Chi­ 8.00x15 19.88 22.8R 7.50x14 15.9.5- 19.95 Derbey winner TSmy Lee, will set tiana Stakes by 2 1-4 lengths frpm Brundage says, the > IOC is trying straijfht over the White Sox since cago, 64; Robinson, Cincinnati, 57; dale In the San Antonio Handicap Ml- Howard. Vital Force, in tak­ to stay out of politics. And in­ The IOC ha* refused tp accept August, 1956, but needed Ryne 6.5()416 14.88 '8.00x14 17.9.5 21.95 He, Won’t Resign. some sort of a record if he goes, at Santa Anita. stead of barring the Nationalists Communist claims of control over Duren’s relief over the last 2 2-3 Aaron, ^filwaukee, 55; Cepeda, San Hottest Buy In Town! through with his plans to quit "There was only- a spread of ing his third stakes race, paid Formosa and the Munich action Francisco, 54;, Pinson, (Cincinnati 8.50x14 19.95 23.95 racing. He’d be the first man to $3.20.' ’ fronni Olympic competition, it U innings. and Boyer, St. Louis, 48. 88 New York, June'18 (/T) Qeorge I seven pounds. .Now we are asked to trirlng to effect a compromise that was the logical one of refusing to Turley, who has been suspected ' 14" in Limited Quantities Some Sires 9.00x14 21.95 Monaghan says he will never re­ sell his pride and Joy shortly after give her nine pounds.” recognize the authority of Formo­ of liavlhg.a "dead arm" by man­ Hits—Aaron, Milwaukee,. I(J2; THE ALLSTATE 25,95 ■■ JOIN A watching him win the cijuntry’s will permit them to compete. 6.70x15 sign as -Stale Harness Racing j Last year, Travis Kerr took MKN’8 8T.MMKR DOI HLK8 Brundage’s statement was made sa over the mainland. ager Casey Stengel, struck out six' Pinson, Cincinnati and Cepeda, San most colorful horserace. j Round 'Table out of Hollywood Stnndlnxs Francised, 83; Temple, Cincinnati, 6.70x15 Tube-Type C'mmi.sstonef. ' . 1- Pci: In reply to the President’s remark Accepted Membership in the first two innings, but then Each, Plus Tax He says he will continue to Turner, irked because Willie ' P»rk when his colt got 132 pounds N. Klutfr-J. Mui'tOn ...... The Nationaliato, he said, had tired quickly. The big righthander 79; Mathews, Milwaukee, Hoak, Rayon Tube-Type V7 Spociol ,fi00 at a news conference yesterday Blackwall AND YOUR OLD TmE Firestone Brake Special Rugged Recaps BOWLING fight the chargu that he violated Shoemaker rode Belmont Stakes for the Gold Cup. Kerr said the S, Cliandler- J. Simmons .733 that the IOC "had ’ strayed into accepted memperahtp in the' Inter­ who won 21 last year, finished Pittsburgh, Mays, San Francisco Cord the code of ethics prescribed for winner Sword Dancer last Satur­ track only • assignee) Swaps 130 T. Salvatore-J, Marlin ... .733 national Amateur Athletic Feder­ with nine strikeouts, walking four and (Cimoli, S t Louis, 76. Each, Plus Tax Front End H. .\pi)li'o.v-T. Ohamhprs .«00 political flalds In refusing to ac- AND YOUR OLD HRE TliEe^Tji^'TUiitewyi Gum state officials. day instead of Tomy Lee, said yes­ pounds when he won .the race. D. Buckley-D. Carpenter .son ation, controlling body for track and giving up eight hits. Doubles—(Cimolt, S t Louis, 28; 6.40x15 ...... 7.9.3 K. (IcwKlin ... .., I .eept Nationalist Chinese athlatai Dipped 6,70x15 ...... Denying published reports that terday he will sell the colt plus 14 Kerr sent Rpund Table to Chicago, 1 .467 and field, and several other feder­ ' » * • Aaron, Milwaukee, 24; Temple and Price Price Alignment . 7.95 he offei-eJ to roaigii under certain others in his stable. Tomy Lee and- Fallon hinted that would be A. FIshnr-A., F alcetla ...... 7 .467 aj rapresentatlvaa of the Repub- 7.10x15 ...... 1 8 .8 8 r.ach, Flue Tax* Without With ' ’16.95 7.10x15 ...... 8,95 A. W(lktp-N. TwerdV ...... 6 9 .400 ations under the Formosa desig­ SENATORS 7, A’s 2—Camilo Pinaon, Cincinnati, 20; Burgess, 6.00x16...... 10.88 Each, Pin* Tax* LEAGUE finished sixth at Hollywood Park Me of China. It-’ aize-. Trade-in, Trade-In, Champions Limited Time., Qnly 7.60x15 ...... 10.95 conditions, MonaglVkn told a news Hillsdale's destination. A. Cormler-E, Doug'hertv 6 9 .400 nation. They competed in the Pascual (5-7), who had lost three Pittsburgh and Cepeda, San Fran­ *And Your Old Tire conference late yesterdqy: in the Cinema Handicap.’ Ben Jones, the former head W. Glea«on-C. Stoll* . 6 in .333 n PresMenes Views Asian Games under that name. tn a row and - hadn’t won since Each Each Included Moat Cars 8.00x15 ...... rj.95 AT J. Peretto-F Hoad ...... 4 11 .267 cisco, 19. "I never offered to resign under Shoemaker rode Tomy Lee in the trainer for famed Calument Farm, M. Slmmon»-D. ,8 lm m o n e...... Elsenhower pointed out' that , "The lAAF insisted that they May 27 despite five consecutive Triples—Dark, Chicago, Pinson, Not a recap or a eecond Plus Tax Phis Tax *6” 1. Premium Raybestos 7,50x14 ...... 10.95 3 12 .200 about 45 nations recognise the Re­ 8.00x14 ...... 11.95 any circumstances, and I never Derby, but the colt, skipped the yanked his handicap horses out of Noteworthy ecoree at the Mauchester use the Formosa name in the complete games, handed the A’s Cincinnati and White, St. Louis, 6; brand new tire! 8.70x13 24.48 IE88 Lining on 4 wheels. will." Preakness and Belmont. New York 10 yeara ago. He In­ Bowling Ofeen were chalked ilp bv public of China, government and Asian Games," Brundage said. their fourui consecutive loss with Moat Cara *10” 2. Complete Inspection 8.50x14 ...... 12.95 145-381. John Morton Moon, Los Angeles, Mathews, Mil­ “ tSSS s 28.45 20JS8 8.00x14 ...... Gov. Nelson Rockefeller asked "I leave with no hard feelings sisted that horses carrying- more 144-374, Chuck Stolls 357, John '8im- consider Formosa as the tem- "The'IAAF will not accept the an eight-hitter. He fanned eight waukee, H. Anderson. Philadel­ * 12-Month NaUonwidq Guarantee Include: ■and check of Entire .12.9.$ fiw diodsL toward Jockey Bill Shoemaker, moni 136-'141. Sonny Chandler 134:353 •porary abods of the government. 7.60x15 28.45 22 A8 Monaghan to resign several ^eeks than 130 pounds were more sus­ Republic of China .name. The and was backed by two-run hom­ Set Ckatora Brake System plus 8.20x15 ...... 12.95 Ted Chambers 153-!l44. Al Fiaher 336, phia and Blaaingame, S t Louis, 6. L'%.i 6.70x1,5. ago, after the State Investigation who I think is one of the finest ceptible to Injury. Then he added': '’ Olympic movement "nrtust'. accept ers from' rookie Bob Allison and Home Runs—Mathews, Milwau­ f t m i Sel Climber Brand , Expert Adjustment. Norm Kloter 130 and Jim Martin 128. Bat Tna-In Price* *pply ta recap Commission reported to the gov- riders in the world. But I Jo not The late John Campbell, noted "Frankly It aaems to me that the athletes accredited' by • the Reno ' Bertola. ‘ It was Allison’s kee. 22; Banks, Chicago, 18: Rob­ i.'C. • Tubeless whitewalls and 14-in, New - Firal 3. Road Test and Fu­ your tires or r^rappable ernol- on the comriilssioner’s al­ like the manner in which his agent. racing secretary and handicapper, the Olympic Committee has got- sports technical federation*.” I7th, Bertola'* eighth and boosted inson, Cincinnati and Aafon, Mil­ Hartford Stora Quality ture Adjiiatmenta x £ a n £ A , leged misconduct, WOMKN'8 HPMftIKR IIOIIRLKS tubeless blacks or .whites are Only exchange. Harry Silbert, gave me his word never heaitaled about- putting A Ulvialen ^ ten Into pdtftlcs rather than mere- Brundagq said the problem now the Senators’ AL leading total to waukee,. 16; Cepeda, San Francis­ Free. • teams and Individuals . Monaghan told the news confer­ that Shoemaker would ride Tom.v weight on a horse if he thqught Klandlngt • ' ly into International athleUcs." is to find a solution t^ihich ',wlU available! w I, PrI. 80. Ned" parver (5-5) Ipa^ it. co, 15. T welcome t ence that he will present to the' Lee and then put 'Shoe* on another it was reserved. He was :asked K. Kloter-Mr-UaiTlKOiier The lOC, at a meeting at Mu­ satisfy both the Nationalist dffl- Stolen Bases—Nea], Los Angel­ governor by next Monday fully horse,’’ fumed Turner. ■ 14 1 .333 FREE • Rajr'on cord construction ■ All Sties Prices—Pius Tax—And Recappahle Casinir • baby altting once What he did when ICate train­ H. MrCann-S. Jacobs ... ,10 6 .667 nich last month withdrew recog^ nese, who want to keep the na­ HOMKN’8 HL'MMKB DOVm.KA es, 12; Blasingame, S t Louis, 11; • free instruction (locumented . answers to a-ccuBa-< Silhert denl^ the promise, say­ ers complained; F. Jnhimiii-A. FItllei- ___ 10 5 .667 nitioq. of the dhlnese National tional designation, and the Sports B DfvUlon Maya, San Francisco, 10; Robinson, ROAD A T U S OPEN - • free parking tions ms-*e at recent' hearings ing: Campoell, who wore: a hearing R. McAIUster-G, Johnson ... n 7 .533 Fedefationa; SliUidiBKii I. . Oonslantine-A."Beebe., i,' ti 7 533 Olympic CommittW but told, the W Pet. Cincinnati, 9; T. Taylor, Chicago, a snack bar conducted by the Investigation "The only vej-bal commitments aid, said: - i ■ : A. T'k'i-dj ••••.•. 7 ft .467 NatiOnallats they -could be rea({l- Pinaon, Cinclanatl and Oepe(la, San B^utiful 4* CO lo r commlMion. • were for Shoemaker to ride him in V. Mortqn-B._ Saturday 0 to B MI S-2444 Mi 3-1202 150,000 Inglewood Handicap next yesterday ab< Suffolk Downe. In }0J. J*SA Nourle 108 and’Ansfi Twiydy \ C. 3)ni«man-B. HolW...... 4 .167 44 •) finance Improvements at harness 107 chalked up the week'e tap siaifie - ^ -Thla acUoa. and have hitting four bagger*. Berra enter* J. By£bolMi-B. P m ...... t ______.300 f slcE 103; B. JonsE Ban Saturday, another grass course race at ■ — • a vrith 2T1 Peggy (Carlin U1 and Jean Mattflaiwn 0; AntoneUi, Ban race tracks. | Then Trainer Marty PaUen efforU at the Ifancheiter Whshingtm Park; Meesnaeea I'-lRfi £ 8p«hn. Mitwauksa, Pittsburgh. •». moH -ai Bowling w t - - ■i. W 'f ■ - ■'.I ■■V r- : V ■ A ■o : ■ r- 1 .ft, \ 1

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, JtrNE l i . 1959 .PAGE TWENTY-THREE IIA^ICHESTER EVENINCt HERALtn', MANCHESTER. CONN. fftCRSpAY, JUNE l8, 1958 tA G E TWENTY-TWO 72 Houaes for Sale ^ 2 Houaai for Sal# Suborbati for 8 b I« 7 8 T Arddra^For 45 Good* ' 51 W«Rring ApiNtral—Flin 5t Affiftmente—Plate— Summer Homtu for Rent 47 He IkisinM* Senrlch* Offered IS rHBRR OUGHT A B B A LAW BY PAGAliT anil RHORTBN Airtides For M e 45 Tcnemcnte 6S CXJTTAGB— Mlaquamicut R. MANClHnniBR — 4-room- ranch, MANCHBfiTBR-OIder home need* LAKE F R o r a irn B »> -a n tfc« n m NORELCO shaver, pracUcslly new, B— A— N— R S— i W - L - E TWO BAIXBIUNA length evening a llttla work. About four acres. Bolton Lsk* w* have a laifa M R M RUBHtSH Removal Serv­ u . PtCNIC TABLES 6’ M6.9B up, S' d r u u s , blue pink, 84 bust, 24 Available June 28 to July centrally located. New aluminum Bancroft block shoes lOV&C, prsc- COME *N’ GET IT SIX B(K>M duplax, central/ Heat, Vacant July tat. Must sell. Make year ^raund borne (or m tOM , an ice. Full Ume. Residential, eom- N0TABU6MS«>n’.* 119.96 up. Sturdy, braced, con­ waist, size 10. Originally $80, $86, Phone TO 5-2121 after 9 p.m. NEW USTINi er* School clapboards, city water and aewer- A hO VMAT'a VDU BiTVMEM struction. 2” western , fir. „ Deliv­ tically new. MI 8-0816. hot water, stove, refrigerator, tfltAKiP. V. Tongran, Broker. MI eautar^rith 860 feet OQ the lake merciai Industriat. Attlee eellars, tTUMiaUTMlR'ID .d-i- MONEY, MONEY. MONEY now $i$'and $20. Worn onct^ MI area—6 tlntihi roomaXpaiH Ood. • age, 112.900. PhUbrtek Agency, ered siid sssembled. Larger sisas automatic wkahar,' $186 a mmlth. W - 9-6464,- 8-6831. 'Anything In Real F-atate,” ' plus a sJuall apartment biulOm . yards, iawn mowing, high grass TKCNfXTSWiNSTeAO THREE ROOMS fumitura' Consist­ . THURSDAY, JUNE 18; S-7088.V ahed dorm* compl9t|fR SANDtNO and reflnliihing. gas stove, kitchen set, lamps, FIVE room flat, garog*. Adults. No ealtor. Ml 9-B advertising all sixes old poles reset, reason­ Wanted—To Boy 58 elderly gentleman. No stairs. Call or Robert Murdock, MI bath, garage. Reduced ter quick Quiet nelK(ibOrhood. Near Hi*. $5,800, and throe Jokefront iota SpecUllxtng in old floors. Ml brlc-a-brmc. 9 Church St., 1st floor' — BECAUSE m s THE DAY pats, (2a1l at 31 Elro fit. after 6 Oversized brick Cape Six fUilshed 9-8790. able. 'New battery, Jack. M l MI 9-l$97 except afternoons. Barbara Wood*, \MI 9-7702. \*ale., Fmone COwner MT 8,5921. with artesian water,. On Andover CLAS!slKlKD AUVKRTISEMKNI DEPT. HOURS 9-1863. after 8:80 p.m. ALBERT’S PUTS MONEY WANTED TO BUY p .m .. room*. TVo rile bath*. Firefllace. l/ika we are proud to have (br REUPHOLRTBRT, slip covers and IN YOUR NAME Good used nfaiable funuturs, CA'PES—Varied selection ranging Garage, l-arge lot. sale a real heat summ.er home, 8:15 A M. to 4:.10 P.M. ASPHALT MIX 111 bogs $1.70. also small uprigM’ and sptaiel BusinMM Proiiertr for Sale 70 In price from 618,400 on up. In­ draperies custom made. Free es AT YOUR LOCAL BANK THREE ROOM furnished apart­ $5,500 ia ihf price and that in­ sealer .$1.80 'sllon. 21” TV, $25. MI $-0781. pianos. vestigate ouc beauty with l <9 H. B. GRADY. Broker timates. Open evenliwa L your Driveway SAVINGS OF 50% ON ment 'vlth shower. PI 2-7641. NEW RANCH—tSiolee location. cludes (urnlehinaa. T. J. Crockett, COP> CUIN»N« TIME FOR CI.AS8IFIEI) ADVT. Loam $8 per yard. $1 per oag. Hot MANOHBSTBR— Three acre* of Built-in stove and oven, corner fire bath*, flni dormer, solid brick, ga­ convenience P A M Upbo'Stery commercial or tnduktriai , land. MI 8-f(009 Realtor. MI S-lvn. MUNDAT H u * FKIDAV 10:80 A.M.—8ATLRD AV 0 A.M. mix asphalt, crushed stoile. FURNITURE. APPUANCES Watkins Used Furniture place, attached garage, eovaretT rage or- any of the nine other Shopa, 307 N. Main St. Ml 9-6824. ATTRACTTVE 2-room furnished Has 4 room houae on piemiset. gravel, mssdorf Asphalt Plant, RUGS, ETC. .Exchnngt apartmniU private bath, en­ ratio. 820.800. R. F- DimoeV Oo., Cape Cod atjfled home* wa ha'va. TAYLOR ST, Talcottvlll#''— Buy BOLTON^-Cuslom huUt ranch with TWIN THAYER carriage. In very Phtlbrick Agency. Ml 9-8464. All central td achool* T J. PLEASE READ YOUR AD 6*7 North Main St. Ml 8 2427. good condition. MI 8-’I825. Here ie the ilory behind Albert's 16 Oak S ti^ ^ trance,'TJbfch. all utilities. Ideal Realtor, MI 9-6148, or Barbara Me! I’m a two-year-old 'our room baeematit garage for Ute. TOA ap­ MURTBN8EN TV, SMclallsed RCA big bank sals on Thursday, June for newlyweds. 84 Union 8t. Woods, MI 9-7702, Rotert Murdock, Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1677,' ranch with garage, garden and praisal of $10,M0; a recent ranoi n e —Wed M '•Wmmt AOa" or* Ukra over Uie pkoDO m coa- television, servica. Ml 9-44M1. ALUMINUM combination storm 18lh. Never before hse an offer WS BUY and uU antlqua anOcd 2()— , Albert's wUl without whole estates Furniture refin­ refrigerator, garage, heat and hot of land with 650'. frontage.tron Ideal T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MJ 8-1577. Middle Turnpike. MI 9-8477, LOOKINO—For a .TV set 'o> your storm windows, near schools, You //111 be when yon see this ".aa. imjrttne for on j odvertloemeot ond then o o lj to the e ile o t of a , ^hiAAltb chat^^ll you qpen or add to your ished and repaired. Purinture Re- water. Call MI 8-2785 before 5. location. Reasonable S. A. Beech- ROCKT/EDOE—New fi room reneh. cottage or patio. We have several bath*, attached garage ve 4‘iY» mortgage. MT 8-4038. ranch horn* located tn the Bowers FOUR ROOM Chtpe Cod, screened xmake aood" laoerttun. Efroro which do not leooeo t ^ AH.. TYPE SCRESINS- Rewireil' PHILLIPS, reconditioned sets available. Call Boats and Accessories 48 piMsent (roving*, vacation, CJirlat- pair Service and SalM Talcott- ler. Realtor. MI 3-6969. achool section, TTie living room Is 291F N PASCHSA., TM(0 ROOM apartment, all Im large living room, $16,900 R. 7. porch, fireplace, aluminum the advwttoement wU) not be corrected by "make tood laaerttoa. with aluminum. Fast aervtce. Modem TV Service. MI 8-8188, 4 mas'TjrWax account 5% of your ville. Ml 8-7449. 471 PARKER ST .-C ape Cod, Six 28’ long and the kitchen 1* terrific storms, artesian well, oil heat, CHICAGO,ILL. purchase; Por example .. on a provements, lights and hot water HEBRON ROAD. Andover-BeauM Dlmock Ck)., Realtor. Ml 9,82'8. New screens mads ur also. HiUs St. furnished. Will be available July finished rooms with full shed dor­ Bedrooms? Tlirec, of coiiiae, and one acre land, all - landscaped. 8 FT. MINIMIX Hydroplane. First $500 purchase you will receive $25 ful 120 acre Dairy Farm. No build­ or Robert Murdock, MI 3 8473. Bar­ mer, fireplace, 2 baths storm TOtm fOOPEKATION Weather Guard, 448 Malr St.. 1. MI 9-3718 after 8 or JA 8-6896 bara Wood*. Ml 9-7702. lot* of closet apsec loo. The price School bii* at door. $8,506,- PI WIE*- ninl Ml 3-2711 TORO 18” ROTARY mower. $69.95 $50 takss it. .Call MI 9-3468. in cash which will be deposited In Rooms Withont BoaTd 59 ings. 1600 feet on highway. .|18.500. windows and screen*, good sized RB appreciated •* ■ Manchester, Conn. any time. Term*. Carl Schwarz; MI 3-0154. I* unbelievable under $15,000. 2-6178. . I reg, $89.96 discontinued model). the bank of your choice! kitchen with plenty of cabinet*. Make thl* a "MitST SEE. " 1957 MERCURY Mark VI tank and ROOM WITH kitchen privUegee. Jack DeQuattro. MI 9-.1640. IV JOHN’S BARBER Shop, Barlow’s ; Marlow's, 867 Main St. HERE’S YOUR EXTRA BANK SE(X)ND floor, four room rent. Ex Nice lot. Conveplent lo bus and Automobiles for Sale 4 stand, excellent condition. MI (Centrally located. Babies ac Lost and Fouiid TV building, Biickland. J Krieskl. BONtiS Calient condition, ail facilities. stores. l/ocaled In Bowers School ELVA K, TYLER, Realtor Wantm)— Rfifi) Gitate 77 FLAT FIELD stones for retaining 9-9563. cepted. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch gt. NEW CAPE COD—fihed dormer— operator. You are also eligible to receive an Near Main St Inisirtess cent**’- Housea for Sale 72 oversized 24x88. Near iwera area. Call Owner. MI 9-0971. MI 9 446# FOUND—One mongrel, part Collie, GOING SOUTH. 1951 Cadillac, walls, retaining, walls built. ME EXTRA CASH BONUS 1' 'your ARE YOU CON8IDEPJNG ' model 82, four door, two tone, good Box V, Herald. school — complete fotir. $18,400 Evenings Mr* Uarpenler Ml 9-.50.il black and white female. Call I>ee FLOOR SANDING a apeclalty. ; 3-7778. 18 FT AMESBURY skiff boat. New purchase Is among the largest dur­ OOIXINTAL — Seven room older 8ELUNG TOUR PROPflBTYt condition. Best offer. CH 7-9698. ROOM TO RENT—Inquire at 58 MANCHESTER — New 6-room (first deposit holds). R. F. Fracchia, Dog Warden, MI S-8h9t. Skilled workmanship. Andy Sc-; IS h.p. motor. Trailer. AU ing this BANK SA^/E. ranch, 2 full batha, built-in oven home on Vernon St. Modem kitch­ 71 SO. AI/TOIM STREET We will appraise your p.'jyertt bula, MI 9-8919. equipped. Ebccellent condition. MI Gerard Street. MI 8-5047. Dimock Co. Rsaltor. Ml 8-5248. 195,1 CHEVROLET 210 four door $100 To the person making the FOR RENT—Six large room*. In­ |ind range, 2-car gkrage. Con en with dithWBsiter. Downstair* free and without any ohUfatlOB. FOUND—One mongrel. Part Collie, PHILCX) AIR conditioner. Like 9-9588. Barbara Wood* Ml 9:7703 ■ .■ Rob­ bedroom and hill til* bath, .8 bed­ »i«ci>ni s iw in m largest purchase during this PLEASANT ROOM - In private quire 44 Woodbridge St. venient location tn shonplng and $12,900 .Six Room Cape We also buy property for cash. table and white, female. Call I>ee sedan. 40.000 original miles, orig­ UGHT TRUCKING. Attics, cellars k d new, $100. Value $390. Ml 8-6139. ert Murdock MI 8-6472. sale. home next to bath, shower. Free achool*. 118,900. Down payment rooms and hath on second floor, Excellent Condition Member Multiple Lifting Fracchia, Dog Warden. MI S-8594 inal paint. Radio and heater. Ex­ and yards cleaned. Very reason­ July Tccupancy, Price $16,300, cellent condition. Asking 1450. MI MATCHING couch, chair. Odd $78 To the person ntaklng the.sec- parking. MI 9-0887. $1,890. Philbrlck Agency, MI STANLEY BRAY. Realtor able. MI 4-0209, Diamonds— Watekf THREE R(X>M apartment. Apply Earle S. Rohsn, Realtors, Ml Ameslhe drive, manj,’ tree*, BRAE-BURN REALTY , I FOUND —An 'electric rarOr. Call 9.-1742 after 5. chair, TV, two bureaus, 1957 sew­ ' ond largest purchase during 9-8464. - ’■zl Heating and Plumbing 17 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted-~-Hale. 36 Jewelry 48 ROOM FOR 1 or 2. Completely at 80. Griswold St. MI 8-5041. 3-74.13 / large lot Ml 8-6J78 Ml 9-7597. Owner may claim by METRO A^ipLJANCE Se-Wce— ing machine, playpen, high chair. this sale. H IUAIDE MANOR, Varhon — $50 To the person „ making the furnished with bath, light house 6V4 R»)OM Cap* Ood. ahed lormer ldenUf>ing and paying for a^__ 19.54 CHRYSLER. Newport Wind­ Repairs all makes of refrigera­ S. WATSON, PLUMBING anc* heat­ SHIRT PRESSr-Operator, experi­ HELP WANTED-Man 21-36 , fot MI 9-4267. Choose your own high Woods/’ lot. sor. hardtop, fully equipped. Ask­ LEONARD W. TOST Jeweler, re- third largest purchase during keeping facilities! MI 9-4776. BTSSELL ST.—Four rOom*. second Hla bath, fireplace, open stai - OWNER Ml it-RiS.'-jR ~ W y — SELL — tRADB tors, I'reezers, washing - mt chines, ing contraetcr. New installations, ence not necessary. Apply In per­ part-time work In children’s show floor. Stove included, $70. MI For your new Ranch, Spilt oj- Co­ l o s t -W hite pearl rotary beads ing J900, Ml 9-3893. FOLDING PICNIC table, window paire, adjuste watehee evperUy. this'sale. dase. Hot water, oil' heat, recrea­ lonial. R F. Dimock Co., (’ ealtor, GOOD BUYS Want to *ell- your property? - dryers, range oil, gas burners. alteration work and repair work. son New Model Laundry. "3 Sum­ store. Experience desired but not PLEASANT ROOM for young^gen- 9-5229 till 5 p.m. week days. on a gold chain. Monday on Main MI 9-0883, All work guaranteed screens, drapes and showel' cur­ Reasonable prices. Open dally. $28 To the person making the tion foom .porch. Shade trees, ■Ml 9-8245, Or Barbara Wood*. Ml VARIETY STORE Greenwood, Inc., will 1»uy for all FOR SALE—1957 Ford lustom .300 Ml 9-3808. mit St. necessary. MI 9-4666. Ueman. Centrally located. Phone good conoltlon. (Tharles iicaper- Farmlet: 7 room home. All St. MI 9-44rr. Reward tain set, oak table and other ar­ Thureday eveninge. 129 Spruce fourth largest purchase during NEAR MAIN ST.' First floor, clean 9-7702, Robert Murdock, M I^ «$72.' Doing $90,000 volume. Rent $2,ono cash or work out « trade. Quldh mornings. MI 9-1849. anc*. MI 9-7630. modsrn Improvements. 2 porches. four-door sedan. Radio, heater, AMESiTE DRIVEWAYS of all HOUSEWIVES—You can have fun ticles. Mt 8-1867. Street. Ml 9-4887, this sale. 6-room flay oil heat, storm win­ yearly. Asking $25,000 “I-ock, action assured. Call'and get our n o t ic e is h e r e b y automatic transmission, new tAi'ge garden. 2-car garagt. Trees. deal, no obligation. given that kinds—paving, oil and scaling. Moving— ^Trucking— and high earnings by selling Avon $10 T’b the persons making the dows, g|?iae for quiet family. MT VII Stork and Barrel,” Paaa Book No 43514, Issued by whitewall tires. $1,295. PI 2-6978. Help Wanted— MUST at sacrifice. 100 ft. FIVE FAMILT, eabinat kitchens, Only $18,280, • Landscaping of new lawns. Free Cosmetics. We provide an ex- fifth to tenth largest nurchases SINGLE ROOM for rent with or 8-0998. GREENWOOD, INC. The Savings Bank of Manchester Storage 20 Male or Female 37 16” Weldjolnt garden fence, ^$9. during this sale. tile baths, copper plumbing Ex- COVENTRY—4',4 room ranch with LARilE CO'n'AGE estimates. Call Paquet Construc­ • elusive territory for you and show Garden— Farm— Dairy without board. Call MI 9-7281. celent pondition, net return on tn- Incoms Property: Real good 2- has been lost and application has tion and Paving Co. PI 2-8298. HA Bolen HuskI Power Ho, Briggs k BUY WHAT YOU NEED NOW carport, beautifully landsca; ed lot, and hirnlshings at rieaaant Beach, Ml 8-1577 A-A AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Ixical you how to succeed. Cal' today OPENINGS for part-tjma -work. Products 50 SPACIOUS 8'4 room apartment, fatnily. A 4-room apartment and a been made to said bank for pay­ Tralleni 8-7200 after 5 Stratton engine, $90. Shopsmith BECAUSE veetihent nearly 18%. Carlton W. amesite drive, perfect condition near Nlantir. Asking $11,000, moving, packing, storage. Low for Interview in your home. Com­ $40 guaranteed for 3'' eveiringi (JI. e and Rd., off Avery at. Three bed­ tlon call ... A. M. F. ^uipm ent. AIJ.. TYPES of carpentry. Recrea­ Seaman’s Service, Box 123, Brook­ LAWN MOWER—very good condi­ 8. A. Beechler, Realm, St. a purchas# 3 to 8 months parking. MI 9-0048, 68 Hackma SIX ROOM apartment, second rooms, breezeway, double parage, oven, ceramic file bath, amesite MADELINE SMITH, Realtor room, I-arge lot, two-car garage. Q U ia t SALE—31 ft. Roycraft set tion rooms. Sidney Munro, Ver­ lyn, 20, N. Y. Print plainly. tion. Decent offer will taka it. MI 8-6959 or Weiiey R. 8m4 baths. Nice tocatlpn, Real Estate Broker and delivery, Mr. Miller, JA down. Jensen’s. Inc., (always rt- WEAYING of bums, moth holes Counterman nings or Sundays. MI 3-8445,. for two. Suitable for child 8 or 20% OFF ON THESE THREE OR five room apartment, Crockett, Realtor. MI 8-1877. liable) Rolling Hills, Route 44-A, BLACKSTONE automatic waalier, men—timbered, paneled estate walla, ceramic bath, aluminum $17,000. R. F. Dlmock Oo.. Realtor. m 9-»125 To Open Sunday 3-8904. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, PAINTING AND paperhanging. Quality control man over. Phone MI 9-4695, 8 ROOMS FURNirTTRE hast and .hot water. Inquire 16 Mansfield, GA 9-4479. excellent-running condition. MI Kitchens, privacy, cool. Scan atornis, amesite drive, must be MI 9-5245. MI 9-8101 handbags repaired, tipper re­ Good clean workmanship at rea­ Teacher • COLLEGE student desires baby "Economy'' ...... $188 rtinavlan, PW car pool $12.75. TR Union ^t.. $11,500—OFF SOUTH MAIN St. Sbc WASH—Do It yourself. Uicky FLAT FIELDSTONE. Ideal for 9-1838. seen. May assume large 1'4% O ffer*'for yoUr consideration. Nutmeg Boys Stats aad Laural placement, umbrellas -epalred, sonable rates. 80 years In Man­ Accountant I sitting Job. Weekdays. Exper- •’Oisrm House” ...... $279 5-1590. XVIII ■Top value. Six large rooms Lady Self-Servtce Laundry, 11 1958 PEERLESS Malnliner. Excel­ men’s shirt collars reversed and 1 ienced. MI 4-0238. dry retaining walls. Slate gran "Hone.vmoon” ...... $396 AVAILABLE .Tuly 1—Four room mortgage. Call now. Paul J. Cor- plus heated porch. TWo-car g e­ Girls . stats, eponaorsd by tha ’ Maple 8t (across froni First Na­ lent condition. Owner moving. chester. Raymond FlkkCj Ml Chemist. Ite and other building stones. ME Used Sofas aaeeeeeeeeee $10-$60 renti. MI 3-,5,363. 1«» ACRES, large trees. Immacu­ replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ 9-9237. Draftsman "Hollywood'' ...... $488 duplex and garage. Apply at 56 4 4 ROOM RANCiH, like new, fire rage. Vacant. Will FHA with 10% American Legion and AutdUary, tional Store Parking Lot). Best cash offer, MI 4-1268, HIGH 8CMOOL senior desires' baby S-4293. » "Boulevard” ...... $595 L.vneas St. late three bedroom ranch, base­ Department o f CJoaneatieut, will ing Shop. Bookkeeper Used Piano ...... $75 Apartments— Flats— 7 ROOM Colonial, 1'^ baths, ga. place, ceramic tile bath, amesite down. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Ml ! sitting hourly, dally or weekly. "Aristocrat” ...... $698 8-1577. board heal, ceramic bath, cellar, open Sunday at the Unlvertlty of BIDE WANTED to and 'rom Pratt THOMAS HARRISON - Painting Salesman Save 10% on new unfinished Tenements (53 rage, steam heat, good 'ondltlon. drive, attached garage, ful< price DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ and decorating. Equipped - and * Phone MI 3-6796. POWER MOWERS 8 years to pay—Free Delivery. [ AVAILABLE. July Jst. Three «n<1 Only $13,700, Carlton W. Hutchins. Connecticut at Btorrs. k Whitney Aircraft. Hours 8 a.m. TRAILER with canvas^ top, sleeps Waiter furniture. four room apartments, centrally Owner. MI 3-0731. No agents. $11,900. R. F. Dlmock Co. ’lealtor MI 9-5182. pany doors and windows, custom fully insured for large and small Porter Free Set Up All 100% guaranteed THREE AND four room apart­ Ml 9-8246, Robert Murdock, Ml SHORT WAT out-84 room ranch, Manchester High School will b« tn 4:45 p.m. Vicinity of Henry St. four. 18 Warren St. work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- BABY-SITTER, Age. 14. available Famous makes Briggs and Strat­ located, heat and hot water, tiled full basemani, built in ange. Jobs. Workmanship guaranteed Farmhand Offee Tables ...... $10 Free Storage until wanted, ment* (Or rent. Heat, hot water, BOLTON—Beautiful five room 3-6472, or Barbara Woods, MI represented by aeven Junior boyg Call MI S-1270. Itmantlc HA 3-1196 , afternoons, evenings.' Vicinity ton engines. 19” to 24” . $39.95 up. bath, atove and refrigerator. Park­ Must sell (*st. A* litti* a* $500 BEAUTIFUL Cape, five finished with reasonable prices. Call MI- Strawberry picker [ Buckley and Green Schools, Ex- regardless of time , gas (or cooking, electric refrigera- Cape. 2 tile baths, baseboard 9-7702. ofid two Junior girls, all imensorod $10 down and $2 weekly Single Beds ...... $10 each CO.ME IN THURSDAY ing, Call 5U 3-6398 o r MI 3-7997, down. T»rms arranged, all the rooms, shed dormer, flreplSce, WANTED—Ride to and ;rom Pratt Auto Driving School 7-A 3-4884. Greenhouse worker I perlenced. MI 9-6145. I tor and ga.* stove. Call MI 9-4071, heat, aluminum storms, ooded by the American Laglen Poet and TV SERVICE - Potterton’a. aU JUNE 18th, 9 /A.M, TO 9 P.M. Elleworth Mitten Ageqcy, Real­ cfrshrie bath, nicely landscaped, its Auxiliary. k Whitney, East Hartford. 8 Tree pruner, ' from 5 'o 7 p.m. lot. Only $13,900, Carlton W XIX bus, Bucklev School. $14,700, Carl­ MORTLOCK’S Manchester’s lead­ makes. Highest quality guaranteed EXTERIOR and Interior painting. (XJLE'S DISCOUNT CENTER WATKINS A_T^B—E— S tor* MI S-6930. The students chosen by tha stu­ a.m. to 4:30 p.m, shift. MI S;769I. work and parte, over 47 vear'e ex­ Tobacco worker WOMEN available to clean of- BnsineM Locatloiu Hutchins, MI 9-5132. ton W. Hutchins, MT 9-8132.' ing driving achool. Three skilled, Ceilings refinished. Paperhanging. Weaver I flees on Wednesday. Call evenings USED FURNITURE 4'|i ROOM, fully flirniahcd arart- BOLTON—Center Rd., — Ranch. dent body at th* high school mro perience. Famous for sendee since Wallpaper books, Estimates given. 436 CENTER MI 9-0980 AU,YN STREET $20,000—Cholc* center entrance (Co­ TO HILLYER College on Hudson courteous Instructors. Class room Loom fixer i MI 8-0424. ment, centrally located; heat In­ for Rent (54 4-5-6 ROOM—Home* for sale. 1'4 baths, garage, beautifully land­ Robert Seelert, Patar ZagUo, Ron­ 1931. Phone MI 9-4587 for beet BMUy covered by Insurance. Call EXCHANGE HARTFORD. CH 7-03n8 -L lonial on Henry St. 1 4 bath*, MANCHESTER -■ Six roohi Co­ St. from 7 Lydall St.. Manchester. Instructions for 16. 18, 17 year Screw machine set-up man cluded. $90. Call MI 9-6808. Starring price $11,500 and up. For scaped )ot. $19,800, R, F. Dlmock ald Fidler, Thomaa Nawman, Bar- service. Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003, PIKE POTTERY AND GIFTS s t o r e f o r RfiffJT, excellent lo­ closet* galore end an atlachad lonial two-car garage, enclosed Daily at 8 a.m. MI 8-6494. olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Milling machine operator MIDDLE-AGED woman would like 15 Oak Street < further details - call' Charles I/es Co., Realtor, MI 3-5245. tram Felngold, William Stuak, Jo­ Director of Driver Education. housework In small family. PI Musical Instruments 53 FOR RENT—4 and 5 room apart­ cation 500 square ft., air-condi­ perance, MI >9-7620. , two-car garage. Recently reno­ hreezeway, knotty pine recreation FLAT FINISH Holland window PAINTINtJ and paper hanging. Toolmaker vated. Vacant. T. J. Crockett, seph MIstretta, Jean Martin mid MI 0-7398. ; 2-6922 FATHER’S DAY SPECIAL Open" Thursday evenings until • ment*. Adults. 709 Main. MI- tioned optional. Tel. MI 3-1191. XX room, I 'i bath*, plastered walls, Judith Gllbertaon. AntomobllM for Sole 4 shades, made to measure AU First class work. Available now!' Doughnut maker ' 3-2068. Realtor, Ml 8-1877, full Insulation. All city utilities, Closed Mondays BALDWIN Acrosonic piano. Vic­ CUSTOM—8 room ranch, 1’^ Chairman Donald H. Pootar of metal Venetian blinds a new Fully Insured.. Call after 4. MI Machinist I - Hitchlngs Post ...... $10.50 torian period. One year old. ^ J k e COMMERCIAL bustnese or office baths, "garage, full cellar 250 MANCJHESTER—New 8 room Co­ fireplace, hot water oil heat, wall I ARSON'S Connectlcut’e first li­ low price. Keys made while you Brtgine IJithe operator HUGE 5'ii ROOM'Ranch, fireplace, Boys' Staja says that som*-fi$5 censed driving school rained. 9-6326. Situations Wanted— Male 39 new. Sacrifice, $725. MI 3-5268.)'^ THREE ROOM furnished apart­ srace (or rent. Up to 6500 square frontage, beautifully landscaped lonial, fireplace, built-in *tov* oven to wal.1 carpeting, combination FOR SALE—1954 Lincoln Capri. wait. Marlow’s. Sheet metal worker One pair large concrete ment with parking lot. Avail­ feet. Will sub-divide. Main Street ceramic bath, paneling. cellar, boys, representing nearly every Certified and approved, Is 'ow of­ EIGHT PIECE mahogany dining trees, sensibly priced. Carlton W. and dishwasher. $17,900. R. F. window* and doors, ,'arge lot. Sacrifice. MI 3-6347 after 6 p.m. PROFESSIONAL p a p e r h anger. Meat cutter Flamingos ...... Ixicat^d near Center. Plenty ' of carport, high wootied lot. patio. high achool In th* Stat*. wi^ at­ fering clkssroom and •■ehtnd WANTED—Chain saw work, trees room net. Call MI 8-8110. FOR SALE — Beautiful teakw.ood able immediately. Ml 3-6441, Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. • Dlmock Co. Realtor. Ml 3-5245. Priced (of quick sale. Owner mov­ FLOORS CLEANED and waxed. Workmanship guaranteed. For Painter . cut. Reasonable rates. Call PI piano from Denmark. Small up­ parking. Phone Ml 9-5229 or Ml Onlv $16,400. Carlton W. Hutchins. tend. and Mrs. Franca* Burita BEFORE YOU BUT a used car wheel Instruction fop teer.agers. Windows washed. PalnL washed. Bird Baths ...... ^$3 ing. (?harlef I.,esperance. MI free estimates call collect Col­ Stone mason i 2-7558 between 1 :30 to 4 :30 or any right. excellent tone. Unique in FIVE ROOMS, second floor of 8-7444. $16,900—Tanner St., Just a block MI 9-5132 Redick, Btata director o f Girla’ see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulek Ml 9-6076. Von Deck's General Household 1947 CROSLEY Shelvador, large XXI 9-7620, chester LEhlgh 7-5705, Ask for Roofer time Saturday and Sunday. refrigerator. Excellent running America. $1390. TRn5-1590. Manchester Green home, on bus from Bowers School. Clean five State, announces an enroUmant of Sales and Service. '285 Main Service. MI 3-2652. One Dust Set ...... $1. line. Cal! MI 9-5201 or Ml ' 1302. FOR SALE-Rent. Equipped ,spda MANCHESTER—8 room Colonial Street Ml 9-4971. evenings. PREPARE FOR driver’s teat: Dick Gregolre. Cement finisher condition. Fair exterior. $50 Call room ranch with stairway to at­ MANCJHESTBR—New 7 room 'Co­ MANCHESTER—Six room ranch, 185 girls, the largest number to Plumber Open daily, evenings and Sunday shop, luncheonette, 13,3 Sprjce St., tic and lull ba.aement with a ga lonial. 1 4 baths, breezeway, two- ranch, 4 large bedroom* 8 full ever attend. Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class- PAINTING interior and exterior. MI 9-9774. baths, built-in oven and range. 2- breezeway and jjariSge. full base­ WANTED — Clean used cars $Ve Bus driver CARPENTER, first class desires _ tlij 10 p.m. GRAND PIANO for sale. Reason­ COOLER LIVING! Manchester. Call EXport 9-6088, rage. Terrific value, far below ac­ car attached garage.-Built-in*. Im­ Both group* wtll register Bun- nx)m. Three Instructions. No wait­ Free estimates. Very reasonable. car garage, choice location Phil- ment, hot water oil heat, plastered buy, trade down or trade any­ ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ Building— Contracting 14 Ixmder operator i work, $2.25 per hour. CH 6-8161. CHEAP—NO But no reaaonable able; MI 9-4081. ^ New suburban residential 8>4 Saybrook. quisition coats. T. J. Crockett, mediate occupancy $22,900. R, E. walls, full Insulation, knotty pine day afternoon, and a j(>int avaiiiag Cali TR 6-4969 or TR 5-5798. room apartment, private picnic ,------. brick Agency, Ml 9-8464 thing. Douglas Motors, 333 '4al|i. my. PI 2-7249. Shovel operator BERLIN TURNPIKE offer refused. Two bookcase dou­ R ea ltor,-in 3-1577. Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI 8-5245. cabinets, city utilities, ceramic Session will b* addressed by th* ALL TYPES of caroentry- work Well driller Front of Pike Theater on Highway ble beds complete. Two chest on area. 15 minute to Hartford i LARGE PLEASAOT_ store, exes - Hon. Raymond E. Baldwin. aa*4tot- EXTERIOR and interior painting. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 bridge, half block to park and lent for grocery, ’TV. or appliance VERNON—Ijtrge ranch, large lot. file bath, combination windows OLDER CARS, mechanics spe­ done, alterations, dormers, roof­ Bus or iruck mechanic Newington MOhawk 6-0288 chest dressers. One Mr. nnd Mrs. The Brightest Star,! 6*4 ROOM Ranch near Buckley XLII snd doors. Excellent condition ate Justice o f the Supreme Court o f cials, flxit yourself cars, always No Job too small. Reasonable swimming pool salesroom, etc. Good sipe front School. Wall to wall carpet, large Carport, 14 baths, $18,200, Ton- Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-5981. TV serviceman dresser with mirror, solid ma­ throughout. Nicely landscaped Errors. Outstanding spaaktrs in a g o ^ selection. Look behind our rates. Call MI 3-8729. LABRADOR Retriever puppy, six COME TO Marlow’s for cool-look­ windows. $110 monthlv. Cell after attic fan, screened and glassed gren. Broker. MI 3-8321. Gauge grinder hogany witb spun silver finish. MI 9-4824 WEST SIDI5—New Ileting. Two largee lot,h CTiarles t/eeperance. Mt every field of government 'will ba office. Douglas Motors. -383 Main. 1957 TRIUMPH T-110. Excellent BIDWELL HOME Improvement weeks old. AKC registered. ME 5. MI 9-1680 or Ml 9-3,549. 99 Sum­ rch. Come and see. Make offer; PAINTEI^and paperhanger, deco­ Ser\'ice station man 3-9705. ing easy to clean fiber rugs. Clos­ One complete living room, one family, 4-4 duplex. 2 twin-eize bed­ MANCHESTER —‘Well constructed 9-7620. jpresenttd on outer days. condition. 42 h.p. 7,500 miles, com ­ Co. Alterations, addiUons ga­ Route man ing out 9x12, 8x10 and 6x12 sizes Frlgldalre electric stove, one 'THREE ROOM apartment. Refrig­ mer St. 9-6100, room*. excellent location. Handy NEED A CAR and had your credit rages. Roofing and siding experts. rating. Good clean Job, reasonable 6 room Cape, 1 unfinished, pletely Inspected and ready for price. S. Yencha, MI 9-6914 after Photo engraver ' BLOND, male. Cocker puppies, 7 at 20% off. 861 Main St., Furni­ Norge refrigerator. One Daystrom erator and stove furnished. MI MAIN ST.—Store and office space to bus, church and shopping, lood screened porch. Available about turned down^ Short on down pay­ the road Sacrifice, $576. PI Aluminum clapboards a specialty. Factory worker, 2 years high ture Department. 9-8061, MI 9-6914. 343 SUMMIT ST.—(histom built investment property. Priced to sell, ment? Had a repossession T '^on’t 5. weeks old, $25, Call 11-2 MI dining room set. Everything im­ for,rent. Ideal (or doctor, one Sept. 1. Call Ml 9-2046. Lots for Sale 73 2-71,39. Unexcelled workmanship. Easy .school maculate. Must be seen to be ap­ room frame brick veneer, 1% $15,200. R F. Dlmock Co.. Realt. xNOTICE p v e up! See Douglas Motors, get 9-8941. block from hospital. Suitable for stories, living room, dining room budget terms MI 9-6495 or TR Woodenware assembler FOR SALE—Modem bakery cases. preciated. Inquire 11.4 Adams 9$., FOR RENT—Attractive 8 room | MI 9-5245. or Barbara Woods, MI BEAUTIFUL-5 room ranch. 14 the lowdown on the lowest down 6-9109. Two 'showcases and back sec­ apartment available July 1. Phone any type of biisineas. Call MI kitchen, 2 bedrooms, ceramic Notice is hereby given that tha Private In-structions 28 Siding man South. 9-4090.' 9-7702, Rbbert Murdock. MI 1-6472. baths, enclosed breezewav 'with FOR SALE ^ Ridge Annual Meeting ot the Eighth and smallest payments anywhere. Business Services Offered 13 WANTED -A home for two little tions. Reasonable. Phone MI MIS-8055. ’ bath, open porch, full basement ’ - Terrace. House built to order. Not a small loan or finance com ­ ANY KIND of camntry and cabi­ Foundation man 2-car garage, amesite drive, oil School k UUllties DUtrict o f Man* RUSSIAN, French German, Ital­ Construction laborer kittens. Call after 4. MI S-,2817. 9-2816. Lot 109x150. Immediate occupan- heat, baseboard rsdistlon. ap­ Call MI 3-7664. pany plan. Douglas Motors, 833 ELECTTRICAL work by Wal* Zema- net work done. Honest and relia­ FOUR UtRGK rooms. Heat and 241 NORTH MAIN St.-Two-chair Marian Robertson, Broker cheater, (?onn., 'will be htld on ian, tutoring and teaching by Oil burner helper electricity furnished. $95 month- [ barber shop for rent or will con- PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD proximately I's acre lot,, large Main street nek. Prompt efficient service. ble workmanahip. (MU Roacoe qualified teacher. Call evenings, % 8-6953. Wednesday Evening. June 24, 10M Guaranteed workmanship. MI Thompaon, MI 8-1895 . for estl- Carpenter SOFA BED, dress form, size B, 52 ly. Call Ml 9-2868 or MI 9-0876. I »*der -nanaging or Journeyman shade trees Priced at a low fig­ at 7:30 P.Xt., D.S.T. in th# Assam- MI 3-0424. Dt.shwasher Articles For Sale 45 • SEPTIC TANKS $11,900—Five rodpi single home, 8 IF YOU ARE looking for a good 9-8978. matea ■ Wadsworth St., upstairs. barber. JA 3-1549. MANCWESTER—Beautiful 4-room bedrooms, excellent condition, ure of $16,800. Charles I./esper- blv Hall at The HoUtater Street CLEANED and INSTALLED ance. MI 9-7620. , Read Herald Advs. clean used car, regardless of Apply FOR PROMPT delivery o' rich 1>4 ROOM APARTMENT, heat and home, modern throughout. Many beautiful 'yard, School for the following purp099».“^ make, year or model. w» have RADK>TV REPAIRS, any make- CARPBSfTERS, experienced In GOING SOUTH. Must sell dining hot water. Gentleman preferred. ‘ Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 Conn. State Emoloyment loam, sand, stone, gravel nd fili. • SEWERS extras. Cali oh this one. Full SIX ROOM CAPE Full shed dor­ to wit: H-”' them. We have cars from $75 to cars. amplifiers, phonographs and building and contracting, altera Call Ml 3-8603. room end kitchen ?et. miscel­ MI 9-1683 AD 3-4793. Houses for Rent 65 price, $10,900. Manchester-Rd. Ex $12,900 - 6 room expandable' cape, Service: 806 Main St., MACIHNE CLEANED mer, fireplace, ineulated. open 1st To choose a moderator,, $2,^. Over 80 to choose from. changers Over 47 years total ex­ tions, additions, porches, e'e Spe- IMPROVE YOUR CREDIT - A laneous. CH. 7-9598. oellent S'.'j room* ranch, a’ tached 4 finished room*, ideal (or young 2nd To hear the reading of tha Oakland Motors, Inc., ,367 Oak­ perience 90 days guarantee on all ciallzltig In cottages, garages, sid­ multitude of monthly os ’melUs Manchester TOP son ./—Possibly the cle nest (XIVENTRY—New 5 room houae. or retired couple. staircase, knotty pine recreation Gall for Special garage, many features Including room, hot water oil hfat, com ­ warning. land St.. Manchester. Open eve­ work Potterton’s Ml 9-4537 ings. (Guaranteed workmapshtp. may be lumped Into one second and most fertile delivered 'n this • INSTALLATION $95 monthly. A. D, Heckler, PI WANTED—Tool inakers and first Sew New Culottes large lot. Owner transferred Sac bination windows ‘and doors, 3rd To hear the. report ot th* nings. MI 3-1446. MI 8-0731. mortgage with payments of only area ‘his year. Place your -rder 2-6519 between 5:30-6 p.m. i-lfice. Full price, $18,900. Call the $13,900 —6 room cape, 2 unfinished, Town Meeting GONDER TV Sales and Service. cla.ss machinist, also part-time day SPECIALIST nicely shaded yard, many extras ' porch, shade tree*, amesite President. , $22.25 for Jeafch $1,000 you ntfed. Leonard L. Giglio & Sons, Bolfqn Ellsworth Mitten Agency Real The legal voter* of the Town of 4th To hear the report of tha (XIUNTRY Squire 1951 Fordoma- Servicing TV, auto, home, hi-fi. FOR ALTERA’nONS, adolOons, Dial CH 6-8897 and ask Frank help. Schaefer Gauges, 67 West Call Ml 3-7083. drive, good condition. Priced for Quarter ot century of satisfied cabinet work, garages etc Call St., Rockville. TR 5-5783. tors, in 3-6930. or MI^5524 $15,200 -6 room cape In preferred quick sale. (Tharles Lespefance, Bolton are hereby warned and no­ Treasurer. tic, excellent throughout $350 42 Burke or Mrs. Carter how Con­ LOAM Suburban tor Rent 66 tified to meet ih a SPEiCIAL service. ML 9-1488, Ml 8-2731. Glrardin Woodworking. Free esti- j POWER MOiyERS—Toro. Jacob Town and Country Bower* school area, recently xn 9-.7820. 5Ui To hear tha report of the Tax Dudley St., Manchester. necticut Mortgage Exchange, IS CULTIVATED, CLEAN $14,900—Compact 4 4 4 fl^t on Wal TOWN MEETING in the COM­ mates. Ml 9-8933, | TWO EXPERIENCED painters sen, .Yazoo and Snapping Turtle ROCKVILLE — 24 Talcott Ave. painted, priced to aell. Collector. ELECTROLUX OWNH1R8-' Prompt Lewis St., Hartford. wanted. Call In person, 44 Bay- TOBACCO FIELD LOAM nut St. Excellent location. Ideal FIVE ROOM RANCH — Full base­ MUNITY HALL,, in aald Town, on 6th To hear tha report o f th* Reel and rotary. Also ridmg.mow Drainago Co. Well-furnished 4-rpom' apartnjent. for a couple, T. J. Crockett, Real hardtop. Call Ml friendly service on ycnir Electro­ berry Rd., GlastonbuiY, or phone $16,9(X) - 6 room oversized (ape. 2- ment with fireplace. Plastered W EDNESDAY, Jultfe 24, 19.59, al CTiief Engineer o f tha Man* 1953 BUICX ers. Parts and service. Capitol TEL, M l 9.06S0 Adults only. Inquire first floor, tor, MI S-157'7, 9-2949. lux (R) cleaner Fhck up am* de­ RooflnK— Siding 16 H«lp Wanted— Female 3!> ME 3-7765 between 6-^ p.m. Equipment Co., 38 Main St.. Man­ AFTER 6 P.M. M l 9-4143 Mrs. Porter. car gacage, 4 bedroom poaaibll- walls, full InsuiStiQp, large liv­ 8:00 o’clock in the evening, for .the Chester Fir# Dept. livery Call Elec*rolux authorized Ity. ing . room with fireplace, hot following purposes: 7ih A. The election of the Fraai- ALL AROUND machinist. First chester. Ml 3-7958. CAPE—Six finished room*, in ex­ sales anci service. Ml 9-0848 or JA RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and RN OR LPN PART-’nME. 3-11 ROCKVILt^ 24 Grove St., new­ cellent neighijorhood. City utill- water oil heat, ceramic tile 1. T o 'see if the Town will vote dent. 2-0103. Please ask for Augustli - class men . only. Carlyle Johnson FOR SALE—Leaving state. Porta­ ly redecorated 2-room furnished $28,900 -84 room colonial newly bath, !;arbage disposal, combina.- to sell an acre of land from the" B. The election o^•th* twe built-up roofs, gutter and ciniduu- shift In coVivalescent home. 8 or tlea, fireplace, storm windows and constructed, off Porter St., 2-car NOTICE Kamlenski top work: roof, chimney repairs. i 4 days week. RN—$13.90 per 8 Machine Co., 52 Main St. MI ble Sylvania TV set, all stations, apartment. . Inquire first tion window* and doors, city sew­ Svranson Farm Property recently Director*. 3-4119. screens. Fenced vaid. Excellent garage attached, this home must Public Hearing Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray hour -ihift. LPN—$12 per 8 hour 6 months old. $146. Call MI 3-2629 "Since 1907 By Retd apartment 9. ' condition. $14,000,’ MI 9-0632, erage 4nd water, amesite drive, purchased (or School purposes, to­ C. The eledtion o f th* CStrk. ■ HAROLD k SONS Rubbish Remov- be seen lo apj^eciate Us many gether with the house and garage Proposed Additional Jackson. Ml 3-8825. shift. Call Rockville TR 5-4291. EXPERIENCED' Part-time man after 6 p.m. It’s Been, AUCTION O f Course" large lot. One owner. Immedifife D The election of th* Tax 1 al—Paper and ashes. Call MI ROCKVILLE—One 3-roonvand oije | ^ oi5k VILLE — Near T'T room additional feature*. occupancy. 44% mortgage may located thereon. . I 5-4034. from 5-9 p.m. and Saturday morn­ Collector. Appropriation.s COUGHIJN ROOFING Company. STORAGE WAREHOUSE SALE ^■rt>om dcmpietely and beautifuliy I ranch. 2*3 yeara old. Basement ii'oriri A ‘RFUr’l-rT FP be assumed. Charles I-ieaperance. 2. To see if the Town will vole E. The election o f the Traaa- Board of Directors Inc Aluminum aiding, asphalt, EXPERIENCED SEWING ings. Apply at Hebert Bros. City fornished. jjeated apartments vdth j garage Owner transferred from -A> Kt.l'/LhlLhjK, ^ "TV and Radio Service, Sendee Station, 6.55 West Middle FOR THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. xn 9-7620. to authorize the Selectmen lo aell, urer. asbestos roofing, .Also aluminum, SOUTH WINDSOR garage and automatic washer. TR Realtor or otherwise dispose of, the build­ u W Ahv hours. Sstlifactlon Tpke. state. Asking $15,800. P. V, Ton- 8th To see tf th# District will vote Notice la hereby given that the , p.., 9 1315 gejvanlzed or copper gutters, and MACHINE OPERA,TORS CRAFTSMANSHIP . AT THEIR WAREHOUSE— VERNON. CONN. 5-2244,. TR 5-5531, gren. Broker. MI 3-6321. FIVE R(JOM RAN (H — With ga­ ings on the Swenson Farm Prop­ to pay salaries to any of It*'’ Board of Directors, T> wm of Man-1 guaranteed call Ml 9 lain leaders. Ml 8-7707. ON CONN. RTS. 80 and 88 (THE TALCOTTVILLE FLATS) . . , '5H 3-6969 rage. 2 fireplaces, ceramic tile Not Just "built” but "designed” CROCHET W. R. Smith. Associate erty recently purchased ■ School officers. cheater, Connecticut, will hold t a MKIR TREE R em oval- land AND TRAINEES AT THE Ma n c h e s t e r -VERNON t o w n l i n e SIX ■Ro o m Ranch, full base- bath. Amesite d ^ e ,'la r g e lot. To pin^oaea in the event the Town ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car a for modem suburban living. ' MI 9-8952 A . Salary of the Praaigant ~ Public Hearings In the Municipal cleared Tlrewood cut. Insured, ’ Sat., June20,1959 At 10 A.M. (Rain or Shine) Summer Homes for Rent 67 ’’inent. attached garage. Green appreciate quality and workman­ Jakes no action on item 1 hereof. , B.iSaiary of th* Olark. pentry Alterations and adaltlona. Situated atop one of South Hera: shines the brightest star Building Hearing Room, 41'Center CalP m 1 3-8742, Paul A. Ell'son. Apply Manchester Modes, Inc. ' i n s p e c t i o n —A t t i m e o f s a l e o n l v Manor'. One block from Buckley If you are planning on owning ahip, see this fine home. CTiarlea 3. To see if the Town will vole C. Salary of tha Treaaurar. Street, -Manchester, Connecticut, Ceilings. Workmanship closing Its aff-lrs. All creditors of ROOFINCi—Specialising repairing To Order, send 25c in coin's to:— $i2,500-^-Four room Cape, conven- to transfer the sum of Seventeen Year, for Workmen's Compensa­ 8 a.m .-4:3C p.m., also nights 6 Registered Nurse Many extras. $26,600. For fur­ miscellaheous items. Note—The above comprises unpaid ac­ front cottage, ecreened porch, place, plaatyqti walla, full insu­ ance. xn 9-7620. n th 'IV) see if the Vbtara will vuta the As.sociatton are/ therefore, roofs of all kinds. New roof:, gut Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ •ientilf located. Fireplace, hot Thousand Five Hundred ($17,- tion Insurance, to '-•e financed p.m.-10 p.m. Apply Kaklar Toy ther details, call— counts which have- been duly advertised and will be sold to satis­ ■leepa 6, fireplace, TV,, boat, all lation, f i r e ^ c e in living room, to suthoriM it* offieara to notified to present claims for pay­ ter work, chimneys cleaned r i- ning Herald, IISO AVE. OF electrical conveniences, hot water, water, amesite drive. Immedi­ FOUR ROOM Cape plus 2 unfln- 600.001- Dollars from the Resen'o . borrow sufficient money to by rebate of premiums for Pub­ Co., 60 Hilliard St. fy warehouseman's lien unless redeemed prior to sale. Lunch ceramic tileNjath. built-in oven ate occupancy. lic Liability Jh'surance. $14..500 ment to the undersigned at 821 paired. Aluminum aiding. 80 CALL THE REAL ESTATE CENTER ADOiRIOAB NEW YORK Sfi, N. Y- shdwer. Available July-August by and range, haCchway, all . city ished. All city utilities, full baas- Fund for Capital and Non-recur- meet the necessary obltga* Main Street, Manchester, Conn. years’ experience. Free esti­ served. ^ For Ist-class mailing add lOe for ring Expenditures to the General HAIRDREaSERS, full or part- CresHield Hospital 42 Conn. Blvd., East Hai^ord O' week or month'. Ml 9-0710. uttlltles, amesite drive. Near $14,900—Six room Capa With base­ ment, oil heat, amesite drive, tions of Tha District u d • • -i* mates. Call Howley, Ml 3-5361, MI •*ch pattern. Print Name Ad­ Fund, said amount to be expended b. To the Town Fire District. 1959- time. Apply Marlow’s Beauty M I 8-2461 ROBERT M. REID & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Main Street bus line. Immediate ment garage. On bus line, combination windows, awnings. give the District’s note, notog The above notice is published In 8-0763. JA 8-6524 ^ (XJVENTOY LAKE—Secluded 4- for the addition to the Fire House 60 Budget, for Workmen's Ceiil- Salon. MR. DELLA FERA 201 MAIN ST„ Phbne Ml 9-7770 MANCHESTER, dress with tone and Pattern Num- occupancy. CTiarlea I>ei|^erance. aluminum siding. baautiful Ex'cellent condition throughout. of other obligations or obllga*' accordance with Federal • law. room summer cottage. Available as sliown on the plans and apeclfi- pensatlon in irance, to be fi­ Evenings BU 0-0969, ,BU 9^878 RAYMOND R. REID, Phone MI 9-4411 CONN, Itor. Xn 9-7820. kitchen, excellent condition Priced at only $11,900, Charles tions therefor when In their nanced, Jrpm ■ the unexpended Hartford National Bank and 'Trust Quilt Books Available: Flower weekly. Phone after 5 o.m. MI I.-e8per8nce. ^ n '9 -7620. cationa referred to in Item 3 here­ opinion It ia for tha interait I I - ui(»< 4-1245 or PI 2-7729. throughout. Immediate occu­ balance of'tl Special Fire Dis­ Company 1s continuing and; will Quilts QlOl; Grandmother's Patch­ FOUR ROOMS, plus 2 inflnlShed, pancy. of. - - of The District to do so. trict for 1958-59...... $2,500. continue at the same locations the MANCHESTER 5. To see if the Town will vote Terrific bargain for the shrewd work Q102; All-Year Qi03; Young (X5LUM8TA I.AKE'^lJew live room full basement, city utilities fire­ ATTRACTIVE Cape. 64 finished 12th -To see if the voters iWll *u- former business pf the First Na­ place. hot water oil heat, com ­ rooms with full .shed dormer. Plus to authorize the comiritttee suh- inve-stor. Centrall.v located, Folk's -Q104: Covered ,!^*gon house, all modern conveniences. $14,800 Five room Cape, breeze­ - thorlze th^ officer* *to pur­ c. To the Water Department Ad- tional Bank of Manchester, having STORE FOR RENT Q105. Pattern pieces, dlreVflons bination windows and doors, roll­ way and garage. Hot water knotty pine recreation .room. 14 mlttlng the plana and spedfice- chase a flrr truck and t o , ^ m.fnlatration and Engineering business-zoned two family, plus A'vatlsDle A ugust'IsT' on. Also purchased its assets and assumed Immediate Occupancy MEET BOB OLIVER .for-12 qUilts in each of QlOl, Q102, up aw.-iings, house and attic fully heat, fireplace, vacant. , baths, garage, patio. Nice neigh- tton* to act as a Building Com­ propriate a sum of money Account, ,1969-60 Budget, by 2 large stores and a comm^cial available Sept. '69-June '60. Win­ its deposits and other liabilities. State Theater Building OF VERNON CENTER insulated deep lot, nicely . land­ . borhood, verv convenient. Owner mittee to supervise and carry out not to exceed $16,000.0(y: for < transfer from the Water De­ garage (now doing business), Q103, Q105; 10 in Q1Q4- Each Book terised: Call Columbia AC 8-9284. John S. G. Rbttner Apply Theater Manager 60c. 8336 fwWlHINlW scaped,' many ahade .trees, excel­ |ll4,80O--Six room Cape. Hot water ■ transferred. Call xn 9-1432, the construction of the addition the same. partment Improvement and Ex­ and all in excellent condition. CENTER MOTOR SALES heat, nieely landacaped, quiet ■ ... George C. Lessher 12)4^264 PATT*0-RAMA w a t e r f r o n t cottage. Coventry lent condition, quick occupancy. to the Fira House as shown on said 13Ui To aee if Ui6 voters Will au­ tension Account, for Workmen’s For further details, call— 461 MAIN STREET Charles Leaperance. Xtl 9-7820. neigh borhooil. SPECIAL 'nUs week only. ’ Builder As practical and comfortable a* Lake. Lota of privacy. Boat and ■ y - v-'/y-/ plans and specificatioi" thorize the offleara to spend Compepaatlon Insurance.$l,500. , Liquidating Agents THE REAL ESTATE CENTEB s i RObM RANCH moving out of state. New beautl- ' To see If the Town Will vote - FOREIGN CAR you could wlivii! Neat, easy to aaw fireplace. Phone MI 9-7149.' a sum of monsy not to *x- 42 Conn. Blvd., East Hartford ELLIIfGTON—New Cape, " large Other 1l«tlngi available. Ca.II for ful'three bedroom ranch, on two to accept a proper de'd to West- 41. To the Sewer Department Ad­ JA 8-68?4 , SPECIAI-8 CENTRALLY LOCATED IN A ZONE culottes tn half sizes. L further Information or appointment , ceed $4,000.00 for th* axtSsn- THIS WEEK OH^Y ANDOVER—Lakefront year",'round rooms. Basement garage, $14,600. acres of park-llka land. Has many view Drive and include said West- sion of the fire alarm ayftam. ministration and Engineering Evenings BU 9-0969, BC 9-0876 SMALL DOWN PAYJWENT A MANCHESTER A No. 8336 with PATT-O-RAMA F. V. Tongren, Broker. XO 3-6821. to see. home. Boat, two fireplace*, show­ fekturet too numerous to mention. view. Drive as a part of the Tpwn 14th To aee if the voters will au- Account, 1950-60 Budget, by XEW 2 COZY CAPE 2 is in sizes 124, 1$4. 164> 184> Invitaff6ii To Bid SEPTIC TANKS PRICE $16.500-;MORTGAGE ARRANGED er. continuous hot ■ water. Mt Quality conatructlon. 'kill price Road System. thorlaa the expenditure of a transfer' from the- Water De 264, 224, 244. 364- Bust sizes SIX ROOM — Older home, good ALICE CLAMPET, Realtol Sealed bids for t -naportii-tiou of GOGGOMOBILS -.'i.______- - • ' w Baldwin Rogd—5 rooms • 9-0815,'MI 9-8747. $13,700'. Good financing available. ■7. To lee if/the Town , will vote sum not to exceed $8600,00 ,, partment liaproyement and Ex­ AND " I SS to 47. Size 144, MI bust, 44 condltloh, oil heat, garage, city x n 9-4S48 or XQ 3-7857 ^ public school pupils for the three MaJfImum construction at minimum cost. Provides 1100 sq. ft.* of A . of autlisntic charm on at- A Optional (or $)000 extra. This to elect msmbaraito a Puiilic Bulid- for the relocating of th* m n tension Account, for Workmen’s ’ 2-DOOR SEDAN yards of fiWnch. (XJTTAGE—Small, For rent. West sewerage and water,. amesite year period startlpg September, comfortable living with the following featpres: Pull cellar, porch, A tracUvK With fins a 31 neb**tar Bve- Sept. 7. Call' Mary Fournier, 8:30 close ro school and bus line. further informvion call th* EUii- the Municipal Building Ao- will be accepted by., the Tolland S T O R E Ne w 1969 Priced at only $ll'.600. dia ries windows, .hear schools, $15,600. 8. To tranrort any other bualnaaa 16th To trawsiit any nthir Machiie Gleaied Maximum conetru'ctlon at minimum cost. Provides Hk) iq. f t of nJng ' Herwld, U M ' AVE. OF to H:80. MI M282. Worth Mitten Agency, Realtor*, oount, 1968 68 Budget, to be fl- Board of Education ilt the office IH baths, fruit trees, ja .Laeperance, Ml 9-762o; xn 9 -4984. irop^ to come before' said me*t>[ Msa proper 10 LT $1695.00 basement garage, Walkout d4br, take out Anderson windows, Bvenlnea call MI.4-U39 " AMERICAS, NEW YORK M, N.Y. x n 8-6930 or MX t-8634. nanced from the unexpended of the prlncipt , Hicks Memorial Beptio Tanks, Dry Wells, Seyrer F O R R E N T • CAPE C9QD. Sandwich—Five room' . -v e meacuit. j School, through >Ju)y' 2, 1969. 1968 * • pven and rangs,;plMtered wire lath ceilings, hot water -heat, or MI 9-9858. ^ 0 For Ist-clSM mailing add lOc MANSFIELD. Route 8 2 Custosn SPLIT-,;/-LEVEL — 7 room*. 14 I. ■ balance from 1867-68, . . $2,000 U m . InetaUed— OeDar W ster- ID MAPLE ST. cottage. Heat, flrepla'ce. jihow'er EIGHTH SO IO O ^A .I Specifleationa and .bid forms may domestic hot .wkter/ missd hearth fireplace, b ra u hardware, for each pattern. Print Nami, Ad­ built 5 room ranch, 3 bedrooms, )>ath*i recriiatlon room, laundry BEAUTIFUL new five room prooftiig poaa — APPtY — RBNAULT $1:^60,00 I e Warren Howland, 9 bath, B ea^ nearby, MI 8-l$8il2.' ^ with fireplace. Lovely la rfa -W tc r !«> “ ' 1*^“ ‘“ Y DISTRHJT J" Franda J, Mahoney, Secretary be-obtained $t the prlndpal’ .of­ birch cabinets'with formica post formed top, plenty of clouts dress with Zone.:-:8tyle No. and cerahiic tile bath, kitc^n esMr room, garage, combination win­ Chariee >A. Robbisf/. . . David. Board of Directoib ' 1967 and many other hidden values. 18 mlnqtes from Hartford. • Rroitor -A m dows, amssit* drive, city water en with nitlt-in oven, *U uJUitias/ fice. The Board of Educatlqn ra- Manchfsttr ^ Size. j iFa KILY vheatfohera. clean rustic . nets, . artesian well, PbilippUM rMiehaal Biroc* ■■’fBrfi Mancbeater, (JonnecUcjiit M cK i n n e y b r o s . T 676 Main Street 7 Sand Sftc now for tkp MAW Spring and aawaraga, large kit.' This on bua tin*,'near shipping and 1 Mrvea the right to reject any or all Savings and Loon REffAULT $1040.00 lakeside cottages, boat, fishing. dpahogany woodwork , hitwbQfljj . Btanlay. Batnod* l>*tediat MawdMIii I Dated at Maacheater,' bids. Swwwrogw DiipoKrf/Co. • ^ iO fi-llOA • gkSummer ’M iasua of $16 wsak. Webotar's Days heating, garage and larga lot. IQ home la in axcallant eondttloB. acbM•cboou. ^. Chariee<3uurlro,j?o^|Ut.~ r ' Build* 1007 M AIN ST. BANK FINANa{0» CAUTRI-TBIO a*. MI MfiM, Ml ‘ litaid al Belaetm ' awt, tUa ftrteMaOi day of JuDWi: Board of Education IM -in Foart BL4-Ba B>«808 iwajaMne MR o Fashion. damps, liaeota. Malra. CBariaa LaofaranBa, M l fi/TfiW. ' ■'T Tolland. Oocmoetleut c - T . ■■ • V 'A 'i'- i :/.i */ . ■ M i ' JtL, -\ Average Dnily Net Preaa Run THURSDAY, JUNE 18, For the Week Ended TWENTT-FOtm iRanrIir0t(r Corning CrroUi May esrd, I$6$ Ctoody, fMinl, onraelonal 12,925 ralh to«lgM.,Lew noar $$, iator- A rathar’a Day preitain, apo: Tha aaaeuUva board of the Chapman Court, Order of Am* ■orad by tha M M t and BMdi„Id?y Highland Park PTA held lU tin t aranth,. will meet at tha Maetnle Member of the Audit day partial Hearing, a bH AlwntYown School cihitdran of St. Joha'i.PoUdi meeting laat night. The following Tempi# tomorrow night at T;46. Bureau of dreulatioa nifb araimd ie. National Caiholie Church, will b« win be In office the coming year: The grand oHFreddo, Gary Correntl. Alan Sny­ easy, nor popular^ course of ac­ in what he called the sad episode Yates controversy. sia peivewed today its demand LO ^ der, Anne Creed, Mike Johnson, Mr. Andrew Ferguson of 19 tion at the time. of Senate rejection of Lewis L. I "The Soviet government,’ he i Eiaenhower read -his hand-writ- i for a deatilinc on. the AliiM Penny O'Leary, Bill Ritchie, Car­ Brookfield St., w*$. th«" first to "I leave with confidehce Uiat Strauss as secretary of commerce. said, "wsnta, to sign s peace; LEGS # Roost ■*! ole Olekaiw, U nda Costello, Bar­ The steak pictured above is a^flat or double bone history will be just." ten statement befora a hastily i occupation of West Berlin but “ point out that "what is so rare The grim-faced President took set-up battery pf cameras and | bara White, Dennis Miller, Mar­ sirloin. We suggest a Pinehurst porterhouse or the highly unusual atep of calling (Uontinned on Page^Ten) '•» offered to extqnd the time to garet Wolcott, Marjorie Meyers, as a day in June” was written , (Continued on Page Four) newsmen into his While House of­ floodlights.. I 2 LBS. DANISH 2 LBS. 18 months instead of a'xear. Bette Tiircotte, Elliot Dodge. Bar­ short steak if you want fewer servings- Every by James Russell Lowell; and fice to read a brief statement. He itrode briskly Into his oval, The western powers havs re- SMOKED CANNED bara Koehler, Mickey Kleln- Pinehurst steak is aged at least ten days and they just so you will know that Pine- At the oulsel.. Eisenhower noted green-carpeted office after k con­ peately rejected the deadline pro­ ^I A t schmidt, Norman Cote, Debbie Fe­ that the Senate last night refused ference In a amall anteroom with Rbyal Couple posal afid the reopening of th t dora, Andrew Rugania, Rusty Bur­ are all cut from choice grade government graded hurst has many poetry lovers Strauss. ,, Military•/ Revolt J.O confirm Strauss for the cabinet Issue' by Foreign Minister Andrei $0 .0 9 nett, Mary’Ann Dubaldo. Donna western begf. We have the finest freshly ground among its customers,-we hasten post. The Strau-u visit wsa hastily set A. Gromyko now roiild result lit PICNICS J Perleone. Kathy Recave. Kenneth to add that by noon Friday at Open Ganders HAMS lean chuck ground, at 79c lb, and offer a choice of The tuin-down came in a dra­ up after last night's Senate' ac­ a quick break-off of the Big Four Hicks, Heidi Cole, ' Gail LarWon, least 25 more people pointed out Story Disputed matic post-midnight rljll call, 49-46. tion. It ran about 20 minute.s. cosfferenre her*. Ronrtla Rickard, Don McGill, Gary chuck or sirloin patties which are nice for outdoor our error. Eiaenhower went dn to praise On arrival at the W^hlte Hoiiae. There wes no Immediate a’ortf, OUR COLD CUTS ARE SLICED FRESH TO ORDER! Carlson, Judy McGill, parol Guza- Strau'si warinlyi Strauss smiled broadly as he New Terminal however, on this point front weet- vitch, Paul Shea, Lynette Maxwell, cookouts. By Argentina "f'HhdwWed S tm iaa a maii 'wiioTiaa'' em official*. Ronnie Pirkey, Martin O'Rourke, Our customers had «. lot of fun (Contintied on Page. Thirteen) Gander, Nftd., June 19 tg»i In a 'lecttc aRernnon aa Jhe con* Barbara Gburski. 'Caroline Akin loyally, honorably and effectively lEIUEDTOMHIE hu.49c HARD SALAMI lb 6 9 e Buenos Aires, Argentina, June served his nation under four Presi­ Queen . Elizabeth II and Prince fereiu^ reachM R(r entaax. Gro­ h - and Marahall Dubaldo. over it ... . and, incidentally we myko met for S5 mhintee with tha iD (IR—Pfeaident Arturo Froh- dents. i Philip flew here today to open a sold sd many steaks, that we can dlai’a government charged today. fpreign mlntstets'bf th* DpUed QENOA SAUMI h uk 69o IQWA SWEET LOAF u i . Eisenhower said further that If , Specyal Section new’ 13^ million;Airport terminal Slates, Brilatn And France and Advertisement— stand the joshing over the error. It Is the target of a revolutionary the nation is to be denied tpe right | plot. Unconfirmed reports spread to have'officials of proven ability; building. Gander 1# a stopping presented a new' set of Soviet pro? VlMt Ashford Lake this waek- On Hospital Wing ‘‘He that can endure iovercome#"; Pat Quliltch heeds the motto o?'the clAsa w’lth which’she just fiosale.' reported to. parallel, (tt that a military revolt already la and integrity In responsible gov- : point for .Transatlantic airliners. ■was grsdiiated from Manchester High School. Enduring IIW showers under the umbrella least In part, a policy apeech to end—36 milea east of Manchester underway in thq Interior; efoment poaitidrrs, then "indeed it —off Route 44. Tel. MI 3-5440. A Roys' Canadian Air Force w’ilh her Is her sister. Mrs. Clarence Edmondson of Coventry. Her m,pther, Mrs. Richard QuHitchv Moacow earlier Jn the Jay by Angry officers were reported is the American people whb..4re the In Hern Id Today plane landed them here aifler a 45- .3.32 Woodbridge St„ ditregaa’ds the rain to take a look at thia poised graduate of hers. iHeram \ Premier Nikita fl. Khurehchev, Farm fresh frj^ers and collecting at Cordoba,” 400 miles losers In this sad episode.” minute flight from 9t. Johns, the Photo by Pinto I. ■ ^ This speech assailed the Weat for broilers will be offered northwest of Buenos Aires. "Lead- The' statement was squarely in Ten pages In today’s edition provi'ncial capital. refusing to accept Russia’s terms in 2 and 3< i) lb. sizes. ars of the Cordoba'military garri­ line with the position the President of The Herald are devoted to The Queen, opening a 6-week for a peace settlement with divid­ L T. WOOD CO. son have been openly opposing has taken throughout the long the dedication of the new wing journey acroas Canada, confronted ed Qermany. It. was considered to/ lb. 39c government policies since Tues- fight—that Strauss Is an effective, at Manchester Memorial Hos­ one of the moat grueUing pro­ the iwestem ministers to lay dowii IC E P L A N T day. dedicated and upright public serv- pital. grams (n her hard-working reign. Over 400 Receive Diplomfis a tough Russian line, a refusal to 61 BIS8 ELL ST. Police swept through the capi­ ant. The dedication exercises Bhe received a oordin] but re­ accept the lateet western propo4 Large Selected tal with orders to arrest tqp gen­ Opponents on the other hand had will be hejd at 2 o'clock tomor­ strained weloocw at St. -Johns sals even as a basis for negotia^ Cubet-Crushed-Blocka Chicken Legs . .. .lb. 65c erals and'admirals, many of them argued that StraUas had been de­ row afternoon, and the publte yesterday. tlon. ^ 6 lbs. $2.5(1 leaders of the provisional military vious and less than frank in his la Invited to the ceremonies For a few hours It appeared her After re.celvlpg , ths ^ce-df- government that steered Argen­ dealings with Congress and the and the tour of, the new a'ihg weather hick had deserted her and At Manchester High School layed Soviet proposition —.It htd- t tina back to civilian rule after tha people. that will follow. Ceremonies that grim gi-ej' fog which smolh-^ been expected first on Wednesday Chipken Wings 4 lbs. 60c armed forces overthrew- dictator 1 The issue of public vs. private will be on the receiving plat­ ered St. Johns for three days - Secretary of State (Christian A. ^uan Peron in 1955., pow,r had also come Into the afr form of the new- west wtig. might disrupt the tour The thick Interm ittent showers fell out--* new high schools. F ifty per centAV -hat you had, you parents, w-hen Herter. British Foreign Secretary •Many of those sought were said mist lifted miraculously a few’ side and inside the high school | of the graduates plan to attend you went to college. The ulcer .ha* Selwyn Lloyd and French Foreign Chicken Livers ..lb. 76q t o ^ V e fled. hours before she arriv^ by jet auditorium this morning during | college, and among this .50 per made Its appearance in college.” MinlsUr Maurice CouVe de Mur-, the graduation of over 400 seniors | cent more than $23,000 worth of FRIED CHICKEN L- unicatiohs to Cordoba ainplane from London yestei^y Special Sidlls to I r Premier Fancy Albaoore (Imported, lean, aliced). tpel'e,” he yelled when they tugged .‘•The only thing I can say la th e ! brought thousands of NewfounfU. last.’’ he said. He sddM to the adding howevef; "Being aware of 8>—A band of would-be invadera > ' Sugar Heart White Halves tfST IIMi Grand NoHmmI liUrg a Nike type missile ignited prema­ a roundhouse right st a deputy. He Hank nt ewr stera todoyl turely at a launching site near Then hd 'added; "However, .1 a warm but not riotous greting. tion of Lewis L. Strauss as jnem-1 Jt COr, L/O nelineSSf K B gret of Nicaragna promised to hand; FREESTONE PEACHES missed. They smiled and waved as the car ber of Eisenhower cabinet. , ...... - ...... — A S**WMAI. Off>T fHtOM HALE S CRISP FRESH Naha airport. over their arm* toda.v in aouth- ,. "You-all look, you-all look,” he (Coi|l passed. There w’a s ' little loud ap­ Maurice Perkins, 56. of Louis­ west Costa Rico. The Cnatn: 2 No, 2Vi ccHis 69c A U.S. military spokesman said shouted'. Page, Fourteen) la Heavy Syrttp Jaat cot^oot jibe abooa emblem and attadi H with our Die missile was in a horizontal plause. however, and "the scarlet- ville, Ky,, Jjast president of Opti­ Rican governm ent said civU 5@J1 B iu d ® position when' the accident oc­ Dr. Chester Williams, coroner of coated mounted police had ho dif­ mist; International, dies In hla guards surrounded the o'ppOnenta ^ atore name and addram to your Pfllabury Grand National East Baton Rouge I’arish ficulty in controlling throngs >1 sleep of cerebral hemorrhage_ .. Uife of Crime Pictured GIFTS FOR DAD . . . antrv Uank. Ity o u u u on# of the two Grand Priaea in curred. The rocket ploughed sev­ of Nicaraguan, resident Luis Sio> * so*s hom« hooting CUCUMBERS (County), .Said Long suffered from tw’o points W’here the Queen stop­ Menibers of Japan’s royal family' moza’s regime on the OflA Pra« Pflkboiy’a BBOT 11th Grand Natioaal Baka4)ir, you will HOUR eral ■ hundred yards, then broke Cost of Living CIGARETTES apart in an open field near the delusions of persecution. The medi­ ped'. pay first rtalt to American war­ insula. The rehei* then necottoX- ' rocaiva this special prize worth $2,600 from our etare. our wav! cal name is paranoic schizophrenia^ She maije no speeches or public ship in Japanese waters since Regular brands ...... $2.16 oarton CONftSr CLOSES JUNE 3J 1959 launching site. There was ho ex­ By Flying Bank Robber ed siirrender term* with a par- \ Klag alae ...... $2.29 carton Ori year eCWal Hnshary*a St$T 11* I plosion. ' But, Ix>ng remained unconvinced At Record High statements. The only persons other World War II. lim entair deleg atlomled by* —• A ^ — Ton get preminm qnality 2 'O'15® The military spokesman said all that he needed hospital treatmeijlc’, then public officials that she met Pfc.. Andrew God Jr. aoq'iiltted of Deputy Marcia] AgiUluz. t Found Oma of Smoking Tobacco MoMheat with RT-98 . . . the SUNSHINE HYDROX . ...390 ■afety factors built into the mis- "I don’t feel I need to be hijiVi eourt-msrtial charge that he will­ Akron," Ohio, June 19 (Ah—OnWtime in the state penitentiary frr moat completely effeetiva (pel . . y pitalized,” Long told physlctanitfit Washington, June » IE--Living (Uoatinned on Page Tea) fully'.destroyed government prop­ $ L b. B og alle were In operation, which ^ap­ 1 1 the eve of his entry into prison carrying concealed-weapons. KLAYEIR WON’T I E TRIED ; THB oil additive in use todays AM parently prevented the explosion. tha Mandeville inatltution. costs hit a new peak in May. erty when he sliced eye* out of a flying bank robber Frank Sprenz "This ha* hurt hie very much Philadelphia, June 19 UFV-e.'> FRESH PRODUCE Dr. Charles Belcher, act] ... Small risea- in prices for prac-; potato instead of digging them PLUMS ...... lb. 86c you get premium service. Au­ R f r d R ip * Gen. Donald P. Bboth, U.S. gave a hint of what life wa* like !, , . I have-been stepped" of a',1 Philodelpliia’a diatrtet attorney. tomatic deliverieB . . . a bal­ Army 'commander In the Rjntkyu perlntendent of Southeast ,;di- }}£*hy lypea of consumer .goods ' out with a knife. . , Newlj-w’ed /-ni i fiiii'lng the months w'hen, al) alone. tfie rationalizations and justifica­ aald today that the -toen aged i CANTALOUPES, Ige. site. ea. 29c CiHiid cated last night in .an li lew **'* l->abor Department's coat Ribicoff Orders 5% PEACHES 2 Iba. S9c. anced payment plan and many - CUpUOT WELCH’S Islands, named a boat'd of officers matched w its with scores of tions I built jp iroiind .th»se slayer of S'/i yeorrald Bedcy*^'' other extraa deHgned to main to Investigate the accident and de­ w;lUi the Associated' .that• one-tenth' of one per cent) (crimes),’-’ Frank Sprenz told the Holt will not be tried for naurder.. PINK, SEEDLESS Altong must remain in ,;plf,l! from the April level. .! Stale Spending Cut «J'„o[hin^.'iiu"t ro’rng”‘to‘/r«k“him GRAPEFRUIT .. . $ for 89c Nntional home heating rsolly «arenta-very good peopleL.} Sprqpz broke out of jail her# the RADISHES Nikdi on the Island ar* qf (he Lt. Gov. Lether Frazar—-It la' *'*”’**>' heading a family of four ; Ribicoff a order waa toanamitled -lob" “^'“'•.Vre now Ashamed to walk down | AprU 1$. 195$. FBI effort# to catch teitoy: '11 HerculeA’ Type). suppo^--.wllI atep ^ into tl^ej f V* ' yesterday to ageney head* by, for bto, «n•n aoi.i$52.1 eniiuoa atreot.". he aald before ‘he ... i him, stepped .up . when he stole a on ei ■ The last lerloua Nike miahap-oc- broacli:-#* he did Whin memheral*^***,^*^^^^ .J Budget D irector Frederick j m °tAte^ *!*?'** housing notes , . . ■ Summit County common pleas plane aat fro Toronto, ro r where intenaifled and MORIMitY Schuckman. The move was dapign-: •lowtob leader aays antl-semitiam aentencto him ' on six Wflkf HIM CLAP HtS /OUR PAD. eufrefl May 22. 1958, at an anti­ of the Long farolly flew a drugged!-enta after the bank robttory. Sppanz waZ UoM law aircraft battel^ In-IMiddletown, N, and unwilling governor Mgy 30 tbijij AtorU the rarOrd Mt ed to guard against the jpoaslbUity i i» toagar of paramount con- i ckArgea. Sprenz fad pleaded gnll- captured to Mexico .April IS after The . M V . ng gS K S CORR BROTHERS of a budget deficit in the evfnt of oern in America.. .Vaodal* gauso a plan* he «(fa-jMng; oradked up, J, Bight of the big Ajax mlsrilea a psychiatric clinic at.Jol^ Setoy The dipertment aaJrf the rise In unforaeeim conttogenclea. ; j axtremo ylatoaga in Bridgeport’a sprenz la one 5f two son* of an Sprena'' axplOded In a -chain apeident which. HoapUal In Galvellitor Tex. But. apehdabl* oarninga was diia, both i ' MANCHISTER CONHv nothing la aerlaln. ■ Past .ozperiene* ha* dOm'on- Mountain Grove Cemetery during < Aktoii coupl* whb both work. The Wto he'l£6«s3iS^Bpeii« "oould ^et 1 (9- ' night, steAl aUtUi# of famous Totoi Pther brother, Lawronca, Mkewla# COMMR MAIN and OAK STREET! Ml 3-5135 (CeattniMd oaJtove-Fourteao) Located to his New Orli { (Oaaljaiied on Paga Blevea) 30I-3U Cwkw St. Pineburst At 302 Miin $L - - - Op«i ThyrAdiy ind Friday Nights till 9 ((U mmM «a rMa-Wawhmm)- Thumb. has'# pollea raeoM and haz Mrved « i'fa 'M g e i I)

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