PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT FRIDAY, JUNE 7,^968 Averagfi DaUy Net Press Run Eufuitts ii^roUt For The . Week Ended The Weather dime 1, 10« A m y Speo. 4 Robert Bnos, Fair tonight. Low in 0Oe. Abmit______T(own son of Mr. and Mrs. Dilla Bnos lEuptittig Bprall! Partly cloudy tomorrow. High of 88 Homestead S t, recently 15,055 St. BuUiolonMw's was assigned to thSllth Amored OuUd %in meet toidcht at 8 at Cavalry Regiment In Vietnam. -4 City of Village Charm tha Jobn V. Tleniey Funeral Ho^e, 218i W. Center St., to Army Pfc. David B. Carlsqn, VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 212 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECmON—CONNECTICUT^IFE) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1968 (Ciaseified Advertising on Page ii) PRICE TEN CENTS t^otte the Roeazy for ttie late. son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Ib a . WOUam B. Andrew. — ' ' ~ ' ■■ — ■■ ------/ . ______Carlson of 88 Sanford Rd., re­ cently was assigned as an artil­ The Frandi CSub ot ICanohea. leryman with the 1st infantry ter will haTe a Whlat and Set- Oivislcm near Phu Loi, Vietnam. book Farty Monday nlfht at 8 in Orange Hall, '^ e event la The Center Congregational open to the puMlc. Tickets will Church School Day rehearsal 196 Viet Civilians /Senator Edward Kennedy be avallaUe at the door. Re- will be held tomorrow at 0:15 freahments will be served. and 11 a.m. at the church. Chil- dren will report to their depart­ The Ibtbodlet Men SoOth o t ment rooms at the same time Methodist Church will meet they do on Sunday. ^ Died During Talks, Monday at 8:iS p.m. at the Su­ sannah Wesley Hall terrace. POUsh Women’s Alliance 518 SAI€K)N (AP) — Lisfht, '^® civilian casualtiesi have troops had wounded a regimen- Eulogizes His Brother Colored sUdee of the winners will have Ms last meeting of the season Tuesday night at 77 SCattered fiorldSllff fla red in *^*'***®^ shelllrigs and tal commander and a dMuty o t the 1987 Federated Oarden tw n flrrHrmn ^ io v m frt. ®^*®* fighting, government offl- battalion commander In/ the Chib contest will be shown Mon­ North St. The meeting was or- D enU d G rad S ^ A flfS I t fighting. The depul^ bat- NEW YORK (AP) - day idght at a meeting of the iginalfy scheduled for Sunday Henry S. Grsyb, son of Mr. M nv nliATlinfr ni»n+ riia today’s clashes, South Viet- tallon commander had bJem re- Manchester Oarden Cub at the evening. and Mrs. Henry J. Grxyb of SB Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, J " “ >"6®® army casualUes were ported killed In today’s ^hUng. the last son of family home of Mrs. Dcniglaa J. Rob­ North St. was awmded the de­ ^ reported extremely light. The The enemy battall^ com- erts, Venian Rd., <on. A buf­ Miss Mary-Ann Bohme, daugh­ gree of doctor of dental medi­ that gave three sons to its ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard W U n d ed in th e fiv e w eeks government troops reported kill- mander was reported lulled ear- nation, eulogized his slain fet supper will be served at cine from the University of Of ^the enemy “peace talks” Ing 12 Vlet Oong soldiers and “ ®f hi the week and at one 8:80. Mrs. Robert Coe Is dinner Bohme, of 98 Warren Ave., Ver­ Pennsylvania at commencement brother, Sen. Robert F. non, will leave June 18 for Mex­ offensive. capturing 18 In Cholon, the point, government / military chairman. The program was exercises May 20. A member of the South Viet­ Chinese district in southwestern spokesmen said the ^nemy had Kennedy, today as a man planned by tSm. George M. ico City to attend the first sum­ At school, he was a member who “ gave us strength in mer session of the Universidad namese House of Representa­ Saigon. been crushed in Cholon and ap Johnson, chairmen, and metn- of Delta Sigma Delta, profes­ tives, Ngo Oong Due, called for parently was withdrkwlng. time of trouble” and “ will bers of the program committee. Ibero • Americana, completing sional dental fraternity, and the Government spokesmen said her undergraduate work from a halt In the U.S.-North Viet­ five Viet Cong soldiers surren­ But the guerrlllai, holed up In always be by our siv. and Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller arrive station, where he was described ism.” A senior U.S. officer said, the neral services of Kennedy. (AP hind Decl’s Drlve-In. Wtobel shtp of communism, and toe as a printer from Syracuse, KATHY, WE SOU) THE UTTLE BUILDING! 107s, vrtth a range of 6.6 miles a* St. Patrick’s Cathedral this morning for the fu­ Photofax). N.Y. He was not immediately was released on |25 bond for ■‘allena^tlon’’ of the capitalist Socialist leader Guy Mollet compared to 7 miles for the identified. T B S ! W i M n ^ TiiiiiSt nrs ^ Jtme 17 court appearance. system. described the proposal as “ pic­ 122s, probably are more accu­ After Edward Kennedy hod Richard C. Slagger, 27, of 9 De Gaulle appealed for mas­ turesque” and Communist party rate but do less damage. been esedrted back to Ms seat, Blgridge St. was served a 12th sive public support of his pro­ Secretary-General W a 1 d e c k FBUOTt CyeA StaMrtHRtas, BUsg OhLitoi^ Bed. White, The latest enemy shelling—^25 ArchUahop Terence J. Cooke, Ctocult Court warrant yesterday posals in the June 23-30 elec­ Rochet accused De Gaulle of B h n Onpes, Osr t Mwipes, Fspiqws, Msofoes, Phmas, at 5:45 p.m. charging Mm with “ outrageous social demagogy.” rocket and mortar roimds—hit chief celebrant of the funeral TTsliiiinnlii— Navel. Tennle O m w es, PeMhes, Ooeovits, tions and said everything de­ Sirhan Arraigned on Murder Charge breach of peace. According to De Gaulle has spoken on and toe dock area, central Saigon Maas, told the 2,1(X> mourners in ~t-|l■yT^-- ngs Md OBteP^AU MAOS a o a BOM B pends on the voting results— police, Slagger allegedly struck off the past 20 years about “par- and a residential area Just the cathedrM; “ Wq,.Sire all to­ "the republic, liberty, progress, for Sirhan his constituUonal sheriff's deputies. His left ankle lar white shirt, shiny black a man In the head when he re­ tlclpatlon.” Communist and so- “ ®rthwest of the capital. InlUal LOS ANGELES gether in our bewilderment and independence and peace. right to a fair, speedy trial. and left index finger still were shoes and blue dungarees, into a VBOBKABLBBi Belgtau Bndtve^ TeUaw, Oreent fused to give Mm a ride from cialist trade unions have c reports listed two Vietnamese Sirhan Bishara Sirhan has g^rief in these days. Words are Oos»0»eakers mounted in the WEEKBN) SPCCfALS for A SPECIAL KATHY! Georges Seguy, Communist F. Kennedy in ' a hearing about the case or release any of eight shots felled Keimedy words during the hearin|r. ed on no cash bail for June 17 ism. civilians have been killed and leafy mairfe trees on either aide leader of Prance’s largest work­ held behind by an unpre- evidence that might in any way and injured five bystanders. In- Alarcon asked him If Ms true LETTUCE ...... court aiq)earance. 380 wounded by enemy rocket -edented wall of seeuritv of the cathedral carried the er syndicate, called De. Gaulle’s (See Page Fourteen) and mortar attacks alone since ceoen iea w an 01 secu rity Jeopardize dictments also were returned name Sirhan Bishara Sir- church service to the many CUCUMBERS ...... 2 ftir I M Patrick Daly, 81, of 18 Hatha-, Sirhan, 24, calm and way Lane was charged with in- May 6, when the Viet (3ohg fair trial. Friday charging Sirhan with as- ban. toousands standing in the sultry GREEN ODd YELLOW SQUASH...... Ib. Any violation, he warned, will toxloatlan today at 1:80 a.m., launched Its “ peace talks” of­ composed, sat Friday in sault with intent to commit “ Yes sir,” he said, It is Sir- heat across the street on Fifth BLUEBERRIES ...... iM slM t 4 9 t result In “ swift action” In the following a complaint by Ms fensive against Saigon on the the chapel of Los Angeles murder. han” not "Seer-han.” Avenue. OOMPUHB UMB. OF SUNn/kV PAPBBS! wife. He was released on |25 eve of the U.S.-North Viet­ County men’s jail as a dep- ^°rm of a contempt of court ci- The officers helped the slen- He indicated he could not af "Our sense of shame and dis­ der Sirhan, wearing an open-col- (See Page Fourteen) W e Now Ob r f The Monalwster Bueelng Herald bond for June 24 court appear­ Kennedy Farewell namese n^goUations in Paris. uty district attorney read totion. couragement tears alone will e iHnOonpleleliBe ef SBAIABST Dally Prodneta e Alarcon himself, the 19 un­ ance. One round today landed near the murder indictment, re not wash away," Bishop Cooke Edward F. Hare Jr., 17, of Grail Hospital, Saigon’s leading turned an hour and two armed deputy sheriffs who said. “ Somehow by the grace of stood watch during the 40-min- 874 Tolland Tpke., was charged hospital,.*ut caused no new cas- minutes earlier by the (]!od, and with toe strength that with operating a motor veMde To Pass in Seconds, ualUes. Two senior Vietnamese ute arraignment and others still lies deep within the soul of county grand jury. among the approximately 200 with excessive noise and with officials, Maj. Gen. Nguyen America, we must find The indictment said the slight, failure to carry Ms operator’s Ngoc Loan, chief of the national persons admitted to the arraign- King Death Suspect age to t ^ e up again the labori­ PRO D uesr oUve-complexloned native of ment, most of them newsmen, license, yesterday at 2:55 p.m. They Waited Hours police and Col. Van Van Cua, ous work to which Sen. Kennedy mayor of Saigon, are hi (3rali Joi’dan did “ wilfully, unlawful- were searched thoroughly be- devoted all his energies: the m OAKLAND gnUBBT, BCANCUBBTBB • 64S-«SM on Main St. He wUl appear in NEW YORK AP) — To pass Ing and the last did not go Hoopltal Hospital recovering from feloniously and with malice fore they were taken past a building of a great and honora­ court June 24. his bier in seconds they waited through unUl early today. wounds from street fighting in forethought murder Robert maze of security checkpoints to ble nation. hours In stifling heat, a mean­ Harlem youngsters in worn Saigon. FYancls Kennedy.” the third-floor Jail chapel. Caught In London "Especially In this hour, we dering mile-long line of humani­ sneakers waited beside dark- Meanwhile, the government i“ ^K® ordered Sirhan to A card handed to them read: must keep faith with America ty that streamed in quiet com­ suited diplomats. Subiu-ban ma­ radio announced that Loan and •’®tom to court June 28 to enter "No cameras, potential wea- WASHING'TON (AP) — James Earl Ray, chief sus- and her destiny and we must munion to bid Robert F. Kenne­ trons mingled with daisy-be­ CJua have been replaced. • P'®®’ agreed to a defense pons or electronic devices of not forsake our trust in one an- dy farewell. ------, ------...... , r. ^ Pect in the slaying of Martin*Luther King Jr., has been decked flower children. Many In otoer.” Mercury’s On this day he belonged to the in London, Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark announc- psycMatrists before that ted in the spectators section of the crowd were young. Many toe 70,000-man ed today. President and Mrs. Johnson people. The crowds who wMIe were Negroes. Col. Tran Van Hal, commander '*®‘®- ‘ •’® courtroom.” The order he lived had thronged to clasp There were 1,000 lined up of South Vietnam’s ranger com- Superior Court Judge Arthur came from toe Judge, Ray, object of an inten- he passed through Briti.sh intenUy as the bishop ivo m anhunt fo r tw o „ spoke. TTiey sat in a pew to the his hands, tear at his clothes when the cathedral doors bat troops. Alarcon, using the blonde Sirhan was escorted In a slve manhunt for two u^gn-ation offi<^ for a GOT IT! and cheer the poIiUcs he was opened Friday under dawn gray hardwood chapel altar as a tern- wheel chair into the months, was arrested by rll^ut to Drusscls, Cmrk Gregorian Choir sang fashioning Into a presidential (See Page Fourteen) porary court bench, spelled out 400 capacity chapel by (our skies and each passing hour Scotland Yard detectives as SAld. "Lord Have Mercy” after the bid, touched his coffin tenderly. swelled the total unUl they stood The Fine Car Touch Inspired By Lincoln Confinenfal opening prayers and the sound More than 151,000 passed packed by the tens of thousands. FBI Director J. Edgar through toe gray stone portals The temperature rose into Hoover said Ray is being ■”*'®‘^ ‘*’® *^®®‘ vaulted cham ber. Candle flames around the of St. Patrick’s (Cathedral. They 90s, and men stripped off their held under maximum secur­ coffin flickered gently. began gathering Thursday even- coats, rolled up their sleeves ity conditions on a pass­ Speaking of Robert Kennedy, and loosened their Ues. Women port violation. Archbishop Cooke, his hands removed their shoes. There was little relief but still they came. Hoover said Ray was raised, said, "Gifted by nature armed with a fully loaded to a rare degree, he might have “ It’s a great sorrow, but we pistol when taken into cus- sought a life less arduous, a need to remember, to be re­ manner of life that left more State Pays minded of his goodness for hu­ today at 11:15 a.m., Lon­ manity,” said Mrs. Carl J. don time, today. (See Page Fourteen) Wright of Teaneck, N.J. “ We must remember so his Ideals Tribute to will live in us." “ We related to Mm,” said Jose Berrios, 22, of Queens, a Bayard Rustin Bows Out recent college graduate. “ I’m K ennedy interested in politics and I visit­ ed him in Washington. He was By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS going to help me.’’ Poor Campaign Loses The number of Connecticut ,^ e i r lines ^ wound , throughz the .. groups planning special tributes to Sen Robert F. Kennedy — ...... in...... toey waited five and six hours Top Rally Organizer grew with rpore announcements .befoie ' entering th«the cathedral. Friday. - Once inside the line moved The Stratford Housihg Au­ WASHINGTON (A P )—The month-old Poor People’s FdU steadily forward up the main campaign, showing signs of withering, has lost the Delivered thority will name a new hous­ aisle passing the mahogony cof­ Price! ing unit the “ Robert F. Ken­ fin on either side of the candle- chief organizer for its planned massive June 19 rallv in nedy Apartments for toe Elder­ flanked catafalque. the nation’s Capital. — Although a new coordinator ly.” The unit Is scheduled to Most mourners reached out to the steps of the Lincoln Memo­ was named, his acceptance of open In July. touch the flag-draped bier, let­ the Job was still In doubt today. rial Is considered crucial to re­ The University said Its com- ting their fingers linger for a viving momentum In the cam­ raencement exercises Sunday genUe moment and then they Bayard RusUn, who built the paign. 1963 Washington civil rights —Come And See Wbat.Cougar Has Added— . will incorporate a memorial were past and once again out- Protest marches have been demonstration by 200,000 per­ NEW POWER-OPERATED “ SUN ROOF!’’ trlbute to Kennedy. And It ®1<1®- announced and canceled fre­ canceled Its senior commence- Many left the church with sons, bowed out as organizer quently In recent days. ment ball and annual AlumM drawn faces, their eyes wet and Friday in a dispute over cam­ On Friday, leaders halted paign aims. Bucket Seats, WaU to Wall Carpeting, Day luncheon. some sobbed out of control. A demonstrations over the week­ Stamford plans a civic *®w women grew hysterical The Rev. Ralph David Aber­ end In mourning lor the slain memorial ^ rvlce In front of when they came to the bier and nathy, heading the campaign, Sen. Robert P. Kennedy. n ^ flrnt“ dts. Mirror, Wheel U p Moldings, Front and Rear Shoulder city haU at 2 p.m. Sunday. had to be gently led oWay by po- said the New York civil rights Kennedy’s funeral ■ cortege The bishop of the Bridgeport *^®®' leader would be replaced by was to move slowly past the diocese, the Most Rev. Walter Although the crowds were sterling Tucker, executive di­ Poor People’s ccmipslte today SELECTION IN STOCK OF ALL MODELS, COLORS AND EQUIPMENT FOR IM- W. Curtis, said a special Pon- «?®y were order y in keei^ rector of the Washington chap­ as it curved around the Lincoln MBDMTE DEUVERY, PLUS LOW BANK RATE, WITH UP TO 84 MONTHS TO PAY! tlfioal Mass of Requiem wUl ‘ "S solem nly of the ter of the Urban League. Memorial, carrying Ms body to be said Saturday at St. Augus- fay. vendors did a boom- But a Tucker aide said after­ iU burial ground In Arlington (AP Photofoj^) NaUonal Cemetery emross the tine Cathedral In Bridgeport at ing business In Ice cream and ward there would be no decision orange drink. Potomae. 1 p.m. , on whether to take the post until Police reported more toan 100 Dogged Determination The anUpoverty rally at Lin­ MRURTTBROTHERS Bi a* telegram to CSonnecU- late today. The aide said Tucker persons fainted. A special rest coln Memorial will come three “ Oeoneuttout’s QldMt Uncoln-Mercury Montego, and Cougar Dealer’’ Wf0 fR,iWIAI«l^5 out’s senators and congressmen, had other commitments and area was set up in the shade of After a dog caused their car to wreck en route to Nashville hospital room. The Rev. William C. Mays, days after the scheduled expira­ the state bar association presi- "has not given Mr. Abernathy broad-leafed maple trees beside a Frankfort, 111., wedding, Nicholas Diggs of Los Mid-State Baptist Hospital chaplain, performed the any answer yet.” tion ot the campground pennit, 315 Conlw Strawt MANCHESTER 543-5135 the cathedral. (See Page Fourteen) Angeles married Anne Burke of 'Frankfort in her cereipony—^with both sets of parents present. The June 19 demonstration on (See Page Fourteen) OPEN EVENINGS — Thursday Evenings tUl 6:00 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1968 PAGE THREE ^ A G B TW O MANCHESTER EVENiKO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1968 C o v e n t r y Vernon T o lla n d THEATER TIME l%einwold on Bri.dge SCHEDULE Preparation CORNY SUGGESTION IS N O R T H School Counseling: ^Respect* 32 Warranty Deeds Filed VERY YfeACnCAL ♦ Q J 6 Burnside—Graduate, 7:05-9:10 (? 53 Continuing Guidance is not just a syatem the Middle School and ninth for 200 square feet of oftlcs. Cinema 1—The Fox, 7:15-9:80 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD O K J 8 7 4 grade. space tor each counselor. During May^ Clerk Reports State—Poor Cow, 6;60-8;66 * 1 3 2 ' of collecting Information on Jobs Readers AhneUmes take me Shorten ooncluded by ssylng Short Subjects, 6:80-8:80 WEST For Visit and schools and giving advice More Oomtselon Needed to task because I occasionally EAST that the total square footage rec­ Thlrty-twto warranty deeds on Willie Ctrole, and Bilow U.A. Theatei^Half a Six­ ♦ K 10 7 3 on educaUonal and vocational Looking to ths future, Sbor- Builders bo Edwaid C. and Di- pence, 2:16-4;25-6:40^ 8:65 have a sharp word for those PrapontltloM "aeem to be go- tril said Qm department Is mak­ ommended by the state far ex­ and 11 quitclaim deeds were J 10 7 derisions, according to Francis ceeds the combined square foot­ cUIe M. SUkowski, property on Ekist Hartford Drive-In—Sav­ h>r very BmoatUy” in the pl«m ing wider use of the Kuder lii- filed at the Town Clerk’s office who miss the best line of play. O 532 Shorten, guidance director at age of the present office and Dockcrel Rd. age Seven 10:00. Psych Out > teredt Tedt and hopes to do the The critics can’t kick today, be­ 4 9 7 4 being iDBde for local gueate to ^RockivlUe Hlgii School. the suggested addition. during May, compared to 11 Quit Claim Deeds 8:80 same wMh the Differential Ap­ cause they’ll see a suggestion Mrive ftom Ooventry, Bkigtand, Shorten, in a report to the warranty and no quitclaim Quit claim deeds flied during East Windsor Drlve-ln—HaH titude T^esNa for industrial and that will create more good feel­ school board, explained that deeds for the same period a May are: Mlalcolm R. Keery bo a Sixpence, 10:80. Long Duel, July a, refiorts George B. Rom technloal areas. ing than a gallon of champagne. guidance is really a system de­ Miaxine S. Keery, property on Jr. of U)e Oonrentry-ito-Oovmiftty Two of the counselors are in- Requiem Mass year ago. 8:80 Opening lead Jack of Hearts. signed to help individuals to full Warranty deeds filed Include; Grahaber Rd.; Claudette Gay to Manchester Drlve-In—De'vll’s Oommlbtee. terosted in attempiUng group Dian S. Gay, property on Moun­ South won the opening self-development, peullcularly Guy L. and Carol M. Sanderson Brigade, 10:40. A Funny Thing TTie neztt committee meeting OounseUng, one with slow lean- Is Recited in. tain Spring Rd.; Laura Judoon heart lead with the king ana through counseling. to Edward and Margaret Gllloo- Happened, 8:40 tvia be at 7:80 p.m. Monday alt era and the other with college- bo Gertrude J. Miller, .property immediately fired back the ten The dtreotor added that a ly of Salem, Mass., property on Meadows Drive-In — Devil’s Ooventry High Sebotd when It bound students. Hyamiis Port on Rt. 74, and Eladne F. Konlar of diamonds. Ekust won with the guidance counselor has to be Koaley Rd.; Frank C. Jr. and Brigade, 10:40. Fitswllly, 8:40 U requeued that host fam- Another major goal of the to Edward J. Koniar, property queen of diamonds and returned eH perceptive. "TIte counselor miut HYANNW PORT, Mass. AP) Joy Van Cleef to John and Wm attend to dUacuss all ptana deportment Is to become more a heart. South held off once but respect completely the student — A simple requiem Mom for Gloria M. Higgins, property on on Old Stafford Rd. SUNDAY aoquBlnIted w6th the area job then had to win the next heart And prepanitloaa. as an individual and truly seek the repose of the soul of Robert Old Stafford Rd. and Tolland Also, Stuart A. and Aforlon Burnside—Graduate, 7:00-0:10 you've floimdered into a horrible maricet. with the ace. A request U being mode ter . to act in the best interestof the P. Kennedy is offered today in Woods, Inc. to Paul and Estelle E. Tlnkham to Warren J. and Cinema 1—The Fox, 7:16-0:80 line of play, think of the nicest South could already see the the ItMn of sportlhg equipmenit students,’’ ShorteU said. The need for three more St. Francis Xavier church, Ruhenstein of Vernon, property Nelson Gottier, property on State—Poor (3ow, 6 :60-8:00. thing you can say to the op­ handwriting on the wall, but he to r the guerta. Such equipment Explaining the procedures counselors very much exists, where he often served as altar Merrow Rd.; Warren J. and Short Subjects, 6:30-8:80 ponents or to your partner. If In Tolland Manor; tried to recover by leading a desired tnohidea goV chibe, bt- followed by the Guidance De­ according to Shorten, who boy. Nelson R. Gottelr to Stuart and U.A. Theater—Half a Six­ you can create enough good feel­ Also, Ronald A. and Jean E. club to dummy’s jack and then oydea, boohs and canoes. Any­ partment, Shorten said the first pointed out that even if cover­ Mrs. Rose Kranedy, the slain Marlon E. Tinkham, property pence, 2:15-4:28-e;40-8;05 ing, your partner may forget all Simmons to Robert C. and Cath­ returning the queen of spades one Havtaig such to loan abould two months of the school year age Is given Just to seventh and senator’s mother, regularly at­ on Merrow Rd.; Rudolph C. East Hartford Drlve-In—Sav­ about coming across the table erine M. Shlnder of Vernon, for a finesse. 17)13 lost to the oontaot MSlton Wilde, prlndiiell are usually spent in counseling eighth grade students it will tends Mass in the neat white SchmeiSke to Gilbert L. age Seven, 8:80. Psych Out, with a dull hatchet. property on Crystal Lake Rd.; at Ooverftry High School. the college-bound seniors and be necessary to have four full­ church and President John F. Schmelske, property on Bald 10:10 king, aind back came a dianumd. .Town of Tolland to Tomas T. But if I’m your partner, don’t Row ateo reports it la da- several months after this are time couneeltors at the Middle Hill Rd., and Gilbert L. East Windsor Drlve-In—Half TTie defenders took one spside, Kennedy worshipped there when Lenk of Englewood, N. J., prop­ make pretty speeches. Make slred that the committee have spent dealing with transcripts. achool. he was In Hyannis Port. Schmelske to Gilbert L. knd a Sixpence, 8:80. Long Duel, two diamonds and three hearts, erty In Tolland Industrial Park collecting a penalty of 100 three notnunp. a few "baric-up” homes In case Emotional Problems Tackled Shorten further explained If Joseph P. Kennedy, the pa­ Madelyn Schmelske, property 10:80 (Kingfisher), and Ellsworth Dally Question these are needed to aocomnvo- In November, the director Ihe Board of Eduoatlon derides triarch of the family, would not on Bald Hill Rd. Manchester Drlve-In—De'vU’s points. Pearson to Lawrence and Cyn­ Reports oh Death of Senator Kennedy "Very pretty,” South excUdm- Partner open with I-NT, and date gueats. TIm m Interested said, academic warnings are to Include Grade 6, then five attend the mass, a spokesman Also, Rockville Realty to Pas- Brigade, 8:40. A Funny TTilng the next player passes. Yon thia A. Nlckcrvicewlcz, property ed while East was collecting his ehouM oonteot Mra. Shirley followed up and the d^iartment full-time counselors will be said, but would receive Holy quale A. Dyorio, property on Boston neurosurgeon Dr. James L. Poppen of Lahey Clinic uses skull at press Happened, 11:05 hold: Spades, 9-8-S-8; Hearts, Q- on Grandview St. last two heart tricks. "TTiat was Olenney of Sliver St. begins to work with the sopho­ needed. He mentioned that he Communion at home as he does Cedar Swamp Rd.; John H. conference in Boston Friday to describe path bullet took in the assassination Meadows Drlve-In — Devil’s the best opening lead I’ve seen 9-8-6-4; Diamonds, A-Q; dobs, Ilte committee wlahea to mores and juniors. was In flavor of the sixth grade every day. WedecO Inc. to David J. Web­ Chaplin to William M. Gutter- of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy in Los Angeles Wednesday. Dr. Poppen said the Brig;ade, 8:80. Fitzwilly, 10:30 - . in a month!” And he leaned over 8 6 thank thoae persona In sur­ In the middle of the year five counseling due to the face these Speechless and almost immo­ ster, property on comer of man, Mile Hill Rd., and David senator died from massive, irreparable damage to a small but vital communi­ What do yon asyT B. Getchell to Gordon C. to shake West’s hand warmly. rounding towns of Bolton, An­ to'aix weeks are spent on sched­ students wlU be put on a de­ bile since a stroke yeara Goose Lane and Merrow R d.; cations section of his brain. Dr. Poppen a close friend of the family was flown SINGED GOVERNOR Answer: Bid two clubs, the dover atom , and Manafleld Getchell, property on Kingsbury Gratified Smiles uling, and through the spring partmental basis next year. ago, the former ambassador to Bllow Builders, Inc. to Joseph from Boston to Los Angeles and arrived after the operation. He kept the fam­ EXPLAINS Staymsu) Convention. Tills asks Center, that have osetsted wtith work is continued with the soph­ and Rita A. Results of Vernon, Ave. Blast and West smiled with On the other hand. Shorten Great Britain spent a quiet day ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) partner to show a major suit of the program by "opening their omores and Juniors while a Friday in his rambling summer lots 7 and 8 Colonial Village: ily informed of the senator’s condition. (AP Photofax) gratification at South's sporting said, while the counseling ratio —Gov. David F. Cargo of New four or more cards if he has doom to our guests.” It is urged careful check is kept on all the home in the Kennedy compound Hazel M, Fleming to Pat De- Manchester Evening Herald attitude, and even North tossed such a suit. If partner Wds win go up at Sykes and Rock- munlty College in Winsted Is Mexico showed up at the Albu­ that all hodt families write seniors. overlooking Nantucket Sound. Yorlo et als, property on Mile Tolland correspondent Bette his partner a cynical smile. spades or hearts, you will raise vlUe High, it still will remain now the only other Connecticut querque airport Tuesday to their guests In Coventry, JBlng- ' Dealing with emotional prob­ Hts niece and companion, Hill Rd., and Walter and Alice Quatmle, tel. 876-2845. College to Start Program (But at least he kept quiet.) his suit to four. If partner bids within tolerable Hmts and no school to plan a program now, meet Gov. Nelson A. Rockefel­ kuid; as soosed property on Hilltop Dr. beside his left eye. promising a five-card suit. . ing on Jdly 8 ade. the high school as being com­ signed to pr^wre firemen oper­ the few colleges In this part ironed out, he said. Including Then he has nine easy tricks Cub Scout Pack 57 will hold director pointed out. TTiese, he pletely Inadequate. where Miss Gargan read to him Lake Rd.; George W. and Dor­ ating" the city ambulance serv­ catlonal skills and training are s“ -9:00 I Adult Identification Required eight people, would increase the training in such areas as bus, eratlve Kindergarten In Shorten said, these people often tal Lake Rd.; John J. Oiaplln The -big question mark con­ every, five teachers,” he said, cbral reef off the island of Saturday - Sunday "THE DEVIL'S reading room sitting space by train end airplane accidents, 8th RECORD Ife basement classroom in the have a basic desire to succeed ARTHUR DRUB to <3arroll and Alberta W. Wil­ cerning the program now. Dr. "and their jobs vary greatly. Mopella, where Felix, Ckwnt von 2:16-4:25-6:46-8:65 BRIGADE" from 32 to 36 people and would pathology, simulated disasters BREAKINO WEEK X" Second Congregational Church keep going in which case they 8HAVINO SETS bur of Manchester, property oh Lowe said, is just how much Some of their work Is merely Luckner, lild gold bullion and provide testing cubicles for in­ and records and reports.-^ Nine ii during the week will include Questioned About ‘Girl in Polka Dot Dress^ often lose self-esteem. dividual students. WALLETS — CARDS Mile Hill Rd., and Bradford J. salary the M(X! teacher aides clerical, such as correcting jewels in August 1917. lASlIlO" men will 'undergo scuba train­ can expect when they finish Dick Van Dyke—Color Mra. Daidd Knight, Mrs. Horst The department also spends TTie director pointing out the and Rilla M. Browning to Earl ing in water resigie and recov­ papers and filling out forms.' The treasure Is In a water- "F TIEWILLY” Hodlna and*^ Mrs. Donald A 19-year-old Los Angeles girl who identified her­ at the Kennedy victory celebration but had nothing FATHfiirS BAY the two-year course. If the pay Some of their work la super­ °0»»«NO«lT7tKinOlKlWI a great deal of time with par­ state recommendations on phys­ F. and Lillian B. Brooks of ery. The firemen prevlousiy tight ammunition box. In addi­ llTtefoANDIIl Children under 12 Fri' Muisener. In charge of clean­ self as Kathy Fulmer talks with Los Angeles Coun­ remains as low as it has been visory, such as watching the to do with the shooting and was not the woman in ents and teachers, especially in ical facilities for guidance calls Hartford, property on Grant Hill completed 50 hours of classroom tion to the gold and jewels are Phone 628-2210 ing the clasaroom June 16 will ty Sheriff Peter Pitchess after she voluntarily sur­ a polka dot dress reported to have shouted “We Terrace. in the towns hiring teacher kids at recess or In the cafe­ important ship’s papers and the instruction provided by area aides, which does not include be Mrs. Peter RcMnson and rendered today for questioning about the killing of shot him.” She said she was wearing a polka dot Also, David Webster to Unit­ teria. ship' logs which von Luckner physicians speaking on their Manchester right now, then a Mrs. Donald LaFaiici. Sen. Robert Kennedy. She told the sheriff she was scarf. (AP Photofax) _ ed Petroleum Corp. of East speoicUties. "Often the teacher will have stowed in the box. The papers Hartford, property on comer shorter program may have to the aide handle teaching les- are of value to collectors and Mothers assisting with the be set up, he said. classes of the South Coventry of Goose Lane and Merrow DEAD MAS’TODON sons, such as dictating spelling may exceed the tangible treas- But there is no question about words or playing a music ap- urg monetary value. . *A FEMININE‘AlHEr Cainmint Cooperative Nursery and die Tpke.; Mrs. Patricia. Tracy. Dr.; Mrs. Mary Kamm, East daughter, 97 Blssell St.; Mra. Rds.; Robert F. and June A. S’m X , CAUSING ’TROUBLE Hospital Notes the large demand for teacher predation program. ’They wBl tntriisuarinlof Kindergarten In the Nathan 3 San Green Rd., Coventry: Ed­ Hartford: David Tupper, 76 Alice Schelbenpflug and daugh­ GLOBE H ome I mprovement C ities Segda to Douglas O. and Carol NEW YORK (AP) — A long Von Luckner, "the old sea pl- Jilie ChrUth u4 Fiyt Danwif ward Tremaine, Main St., Cov- Ashworth St.; Mrs. Ethel Boo- ter, Marlborough; Mrs. Sandra N. Bunce of Vernon, property aides in more and more schools, work out whatever design the ,, Hale Community Center during All evening visiting hours end dead mastodon, whose bones teacher prepare^' rate pillaged the ^ I d and jew- ASTARISBORNr entryj Mrs. Louise Wallace, 100 dy, 9 Anderson St.; Mrs. Sharon Voislne and son, 406 Burnham on Willie Circle, and Barney he said. the week will Include Mrs. Fred at 8 p.m., and start, in the have already stirred up some, els from eleven /Blled vessels lh«l Croft Dr.; Barbette Warren, Adams and son, 125 Summer St.; Mrs. Anne Burns and son, Moses to William F Sr. and Robert H. Fenn, director of ’Three of the aides were train- y\ o captured during World War yoa 4m iwt Doyle, Mrs. Robert Gantner, various units, at: Pediatrics, 3 controversy, touched off an * at r li Mm 6 Murray Rd., Wapplng; Todd St.; Mrs. Jean Zawrothy and 16 Kenw(x>d St. Martha niffe, lots 19, 48, 40, the Division of Arts and Sci­ ed in a summer workshop and j drat tl*p Mrs. James Lamb, Mrs. James p.m .; sell service qnit, 10 a.m .; ownership fight between the in I n « t • 1 of AJoKpbJtfliiPirQdocboa Waslewlcz, Stafford; Robert Old Stafford Rd. ences, said the purpose of a two were trained on the job, “POOR C01T', state of New York and a Brook­ 4|vlBONANZA V2 lb. ford Springs; Mrs. Mildred OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY tiU 8:36 P.M. BONANZA Junior Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the ham St.; Mrs. Marguerite Hill, Y O U A L L Published Dally Ibccept Sunday.^ BONANZA Sizzlin’ Teemar, 126 DeepWood Dr.; Ste­ 104 Ident Rd., South Windsor; Candy Also Available For Fund Raising and Holidays at 13 BUsell Street, BURGER mouth and full figgah, is well Masonic Temple. After a busi­ STEAK PLATE STEAK SANDWICH ven Tenenbaum, 482 W. Mld- Leon Trebben, 80B Bluefield THESE Manchester, Conh. (08040) •Full H alf Pound ness meeting, a program on \ • J r S te a k FEATURES Telephone 843-3711 Chopped Sirloin "Examination of 'VlslOng Breth­ •Baked Potato ’Giant Sizzlin' Steak (Cooked to order) equipped for the immoralist ren” will be presented by Ray­ A T O N E '' Beoond Class Postace Paid at •M ixed Green Salad on a Bonanza Bun on Bonanza Bun Mandwster, Conn. •M ixed Green Salad mond E.' Bodue and John L. LO W P R IC E . •Texas Toast •C o le S law ■Von Deck Jr., past master of •French Fried Potatoei she plays. A STAR IS BORN!” SUBSCRIPTION RATES the lodge. Refreshments will be • Pr<-StiiMi Cilifimia Redwood Payable In Advance — Wanda Hale, New York Daily News served. at no oxtra cast! One Year __ ^ . . . . $30.00 1 IJ). PORTERHOUSE FOR So m e g ir l s , l o v e is t h e o n l y w a y t o l i v e . BU Months ...... 1B.E0 SIZZLIN’ SIRLOIN • Staolrainforcod construction. . . . at no extra cost! T ta tt Months ...... 7.80 When two arms Members of the Ladles Aid, One Month ...... 3.80 STEAK DINNER STEAK OiNHER cipse around her Lutheran Women's Missionary • Vinyl-Clad Seniptnrod Foncini. . . League, of Zion Evangelical ’Mouth-watering Porterhouse .. She knows at no extra cast! *Slrip Sirloin Steak she's home. Lutheran Church will attend a jsnv tZm Tnewlar S teak • Built in Acapnka Siosti Bandies. . . 'Baked Potato World Day of Prayer Monday at *G iant Slab Texas Toast ’Choice of Potato Two arms will do. I t no extra cost! 'M ixed Green Salad ’Texas Toast 9 a.m. at Christ Lutheran • Vinyl Copini. . . at no oxtra cost! ’Mixed Green Salad i^ny two arms Chvirch, Broad St., Hartford. • Spacieas Patii Dock... at no oxtra cost! will do. TIm King «f Poeb Mrs. Francis Bishop of 40 Ol- (tA O u J iii • “Child-Proar Safety SwlRf up Udder (which lochs in plica) CHOPPED SIRIOIN BONANZA FRIED CLAM cott St. will be hostess Sun­ at no oxtra cost! STEMDIHNER ' day from 2 to 5 p.m. at the • Automatic (la wall) Skimmer. . . at oa extra cost! GLOBE iiUURGER PLATTER DINNER A8 A MiCHABLB WATCH PUfS—j Lutz Junior Museum. Hie mu­ • Stilnlass Stool Udder. . . at no oxtra cost! *C^)af‘-bfoiled Chopped ^irlpip, INSTXUED IN 1 DXV *4 oz. Char-Broiled Burger ’Crispy Fried Clams seum is open to the public. '• Sand A Bran! Filtratiaa that can ha oparated with the v ta to B - *Glant Slab Texas Toast (averaes level plot) on Toasted Bun ’Cole Slaw It's the watch- with the 3-year (lick of a hold. . . at ao ixtra costl OUT” •French Fries Ml color ’French Fries ’Cole Slaw ’ Texas Toast Hose 0>. 1 of the Eighth Dis­ UNCONDITIONAL guarantee IWIILVIIIH •M ixed Green Salad and you’ll find over 60 styles for INSTALLATION IS INCLUDED! No Money Down. T a k e up to fiv e y e a rs to p a y . ’ French Fries trict Fire Department will meet men and women, from $39.75 ^ "THE DEVILS BRIGADE" Monday at 8 p.m. at fire head­ to $1500. Styles shown in 14K CHOICE BONELESS SHRIMP or quarters, Main and Hilliard Sts. Eveiy pool has a ten year warrantee. One price covers everything. . . no WIIHAM CUF VmCE O p e n 7 Days gold. SIRLOIN BUTT extras, no switches, and absolutely no high pressure tactics. HOIDENROBERTSONEDWARDS SCALLOP- STEAK a Week DINNER POOL ON DISPLAY DAILY 9 to 9 — SUNDAYS 12 to iB OHAROE YOUR E A S Y PAVr\/|E!'vn L, INVITED FAMVI«ON*COIOII •Choice of Potato ’Choice of Shritnp or hMiui •Texas Toast 11:30 AM National General Pictures presents^ S ca llo p s •M ixed Green Salad A Jdseph Janni Production PRESORIPTION Finishad Basement Specidists ’ French Fries ’Cole Slaw to 9 PM •Texas Toast Terence Stamp as Dave eLON H. I. C. GLOBE HOME IMPflOVEMEirr CITIES □ ON (WOUND SWIMlhlNQ POOU ZER>A»SIH.‘ mLSOWR$| Cardl White;. Roato 44A , Bolfam (ForaMr Boiton Notch Lumber Co.) OenUtmen: Please »u|»ply m« wrttP in- 9V : M A MCIVIN rRAMN Prodw( l«A r y fernsallen, without eWitetiofi an my peit. 'lAFUNNVTHING Location: Joat L eft O f InteraocUon O f Rontca B and 44A " P O O R e o v i r •lEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 190C Oprni 7 Daya A Wotk— Mon. to Fri. 9 to 9—Sat. and Sim. 9 to 6 ^ _ Technicolor* STAR OAZe R DORAL CYPRESS Phono Mazichtstar 643-0796— Hartford 626-0010—Now Britain 229-0371 STEAK HOUSES Scre^pUiyby r rom the novel • $ 3 9 5 $1 35 $95 COlMhrDilas# UWTWMmU / Nell Dunn and Kenneth Loach •‘ Poor Cow' by Nelt Dunn ^ flH D Ijilk PIHE PHARMACY Downtxiwn Manchester sut 958 (Main Street EAST WINDSOR MANCHE5TEIt-~287 Middle Turnpike West Directed by K enneth L o a ch • M u s k : by D o n O V E L H m m flECOMMCNOEO rOR MATURP AtlOfFNCER ••4 OtBler S*. ilO-OOIA DHIVl IN ★ RT.5 WEST HARTFORD • BRISTOL • PLAINVHXE e GROTON J WICD.: ‘‘Stronger la Itown" aad A Aina Called Dagger'

't PAOB FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,,SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COtTN., SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1968 PAGE FIVE Our amendment would provide for the control of the sale, and the registration Vemon and Ucensing of all hammers. Stock Market IHmtrtfpiBtTr 11118 would be in tragically tardy recog­ nition of. the number of skuUa cracked Boils: JBoard Hospital Unit PUBU8HISD BY THE over the past 12,00O,b0O years^ of the HBRAIjD PRINTINO OO., INC. IS BIhmII Street long list of hammer murders In the mod­ Xancheeter, Conn. Puts on Lid Names Slate THOMAS r . FBROUSCm em records of our courts. MOBLAND EXPANDS WALTER R. I^OUSON V ft Ucenae and register automobllaa PubUrtien NEW YORK (AP) _ Ttie A separate building for thq, Mni. Stanley Peanaon was in­ Founded October 1, 1881 a ^ dogs and even b ic y x ^ in sosne oom- •took market kettle this week production at Moriand Tool stalled os prerident of ttie munitles, so why should we leave Inan- PdbUahed Every Evening EIzcept Aindaya boUed- to new Mghs in some In­ Oompcuiy’s Mirro-turn valve RtoolevHIe Ho^iltal AuxlUary ai and H oli^ y a . Bantered at the P ost O M ce at klnd’s favorite murder weapon entirely Manohester. Conn., aa Second Olasa Mall dexes, and the Federal Reserve and teflon valve Is now under without cmitrols or regulationaT We construction at 1414 ’Tolland the final meeftlng for the year. M aher. Board stepped In to put the Ud Tphe. Target date for the' com­ Other o£Boen Installed ware SUBSCRIPTION RATES have got to stop this murderous tralltlc Mra. WlUlam Thppany, fixta PayaMe in Advance <4‘- pletion of the building and oc­ in hammers. vice^ireBldefit; Mni. Nell Mara, One Y ear ...... 880.00 It was the heaviest trading cupancy by employes In August. SU Months ...... 1S.60 ... -I * ^ second vlce-(>reshlenit; M n. week In the history of the New Tlie mlrro-turn valve Is now Three Months ...... 7.80 Floyd Kibbe, treasurer; Mrs. One Month ...... 3.60 Y'ork Stock Elxohange—82,- plant at 1404 Tolland Tpke., and OiTkif The Dtaunaar His Doe Michael Brienaa, aasletant. 068,4ill service olierit of N. E. A. Service, Inc. problem. Ih e dinosaur, In other words, qulrements on convertible 3. His master’s thesis was en- The new building will be the Mra. Robert Lee, 500 hours, and Publishers Representatives — The JullUI still holds tile record. bonds. titled "Oxygen to Nitrogen Acyl same size as the proposed addl- Mathews Special Agency — New York, Chi- Mra. Joseph Oasello, Mrs. Leon oago, Detroit and Boston. For tile duration of his unprecedented It was a hectic week for the Migrations In Diacylated o- tlon to the old plant. It will Chorchca, Mrs. Kometfa Rich measure 60x200 ft.' with a floor reign, the dinosaur gave the greatest market. Wall Street had to Aminophenols." and Mrs. John lyiee, 100 vd- MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIROULA- weather the jmtniiaiTiHUnn of As an undergraduate he was space of 12,000 sq. ft. TIONS. demonstration In all history, human or uniteer houra each. . Sen. Robert F. Kemedy. Stocks «* member of the Chemistry The small mlrro-valve carries VFW Inltiatloir otherwise, of survival and rule produced Saturday, June 8 fell Wednesday after the news Club, Senior Graduation Com- high pressure fluids and may Initiation ceremonies will be through specialisation In heavy arma­ of the shooting, but on the next mlttee and class council re- eventucdly bring a sizeable conducted tomorrow for a new ments. Not even any modem war-mak­ day, after the news came that presentative of the Kingston peacetime Industry to Manctaes- Vernon post of the Veteras of Home Trathe From Abrood? ing nation has surpassed the dinosaur he had died, there was only a House. He received Ms B.A. ter. TTie other valve ■will be Foreign Wars. Ceremonies will in Its cimcentratlon on armament alone flutter of hesitation before the from UConn In 1966. lined with corrosive resistant be conducted by State Comman­ In many quarters abroad, where there as a formula for survival and power. market did what It usually does During his graduate study, he and clean teflwi, the material der Alton F. Kunkel at Maple after a shock news event—rC' was a laboratory assistant for used In mtuiy new pots and is probably some resentment of the way And, although there la every Indication Grove on Franklin St. at 2 p.m. sumed Its major trend. the summer and regular session pans. we Americans are supposed to esteem that the dinosaur's strength eventually A proposal by Moriand Tool Co. at 1404 Tolland ’Tpke. made in building Is scheduled for completion in August, and is located The post will be the 109th In The______major_ trend______was______imdoubt- 1966-67. In June 1967, he was ppjje building unde*" construc- the state. ouradives, our string of public assassina­ became, thanks to climactic conditions January to build an addition on its existing plant to house at 1414 T\>lland Tpke. It will house the production of two new tions has led to some unkind verbal judg­ edly Mgher, and Investors large u^*iled a research grant. . uon is being created as a epe- the production of a new product has been abandoned in favor valves developed by Moriand now under partial production in Tennis Tournament or pMlutions beyond bis control, the key He is a member of the Amerl- dai division of Moriand Tool ments upon us. and small climbed aboard the of the new separate building now under construction. The the old plant. The second annual Vernon to fats downfall, the record for successful bandwagon. can Chemical Society, an as- produce the valves and ------Tennis Tournament final match- We are "barbarians.’’ ‘Ibere la a "plot” rule does stand. Man will have clear title soclate member of Sigma XI ^ Moriand Products. operating In our public life, which con­ The Dow Jones Industrial av TheMay at 9 a.m. when a gen­ held for five years. ’The new sor and Windsor Locks; Kacarb examiner In the department’s ®® to look down on the dinosaur when he can erage rose 16.88 to 914.88, still research people will spires to eliminate, by bullet, the best eral session will be held with an establishment will be called Products Division In Bloomfield; accident and health division for point to the record and prove that he him­ well below Its 1968 high and far employed In the new division by introduction by William Eddy, Odell Dodge. Ovation Instruments Division In the past three years and -is a *®‘' ” , potential leaders we develop. below lU Mstorlc peak of about y® "- self has done better In keeping himself cals of Uniroyal Chemical, safety director of Chromium ------New Hartford: and Automation member of the Hartford Claim played on the Rockville H l^ Hils is not abnormal thinking from 966 in early 1966. double Moriand’s work force. on top of affairs on Ms e a ^ than the Naugatuck. Corp. of America. At 12 a Gov­ BANK VICE PRESIDENT Machinery Division In Rocky Association. School courts with the mbced abroad. Historic Mghs were made, doubles finals starting at 10 dinosaur did. ernors’ luncheon will be held Carl .E. Bolin, a native of BUI. however, by Standard k Poor’s LOAN OFFICER a.m. The men’s singles and then It is, for that matter, precisely the Although both the rule of dinosaur and with the governor being repre­ Manchester and now living in ------: kind of thing we would be saying, were 600-stook Index, SAP’s index of Michael R. Tomanelll of Har sented by _Leo J. Mulcahey,____ Children to Give the men’s doubles will foHow. the rule of man can be classlfled aa rules Industrials, and by the Glastonbury, has been appoint- Robert C. McCormick of 164 PhU Sitaknis of East Hart­ we judging any such series of public as­ Open Forum rlet Dr. In Coventry has been commUsioner of the State Po- ed to vice president of toe Ver- New Bolton Rd., an employe of spMlallatng in the heaviest conceivable New York Stock Exchange In­ appolnted Loan Officer of the ford, winner here lost year, has sassinations in any other country. If non National Bank. The an- the Hartford Electric Light Co. Church Service armaments, the contest ought to be un­ Distaff Bank Examiner dex of some 1,200 common Vernon National Bank. Tlie an- again reached the final round there were, in some such string of pub­ "One Cannot Run Forever” afternoon nouncement was made by Win- in the Commercial Department, equal, because everybody says that Qie stocks. Center Congregational Church and will meet Adam Kubllius lic assaaslnations, as much coincidence Barbara Watson, 24, Columbus, Ohio, is the first full-fledged supervising examiner in the Columbus District of Federal De­ To the Editor, A"',".’ safety will be presented includ- fred A. Kloter, president of the will be honored with dinosaur had to struggle along without The question could be fairly Jim Newton’s report on the will observe Church School of Vernon for the men’s singles as there has been in the death of two woman bank examiner in the nation. She Was recently commis­ posit Insurance Corp., in the FDIC office at Columbus. (AP Ing such subjects as: fire, ex­ bahk. pin and celebrate his thirty-year any Intelligence whatsoever, whereas It raised: Is or is not the stock crisis at' Columbia University Day tomorrow at the 9:15 and crown. American brothers and of the Negro sioned after three years as a trainee and as assistant examiner P h otofa x). plosion, supervisor safety, com- Bolin attended schools in Man- anniversary with the company 11 a.m. services at the churc'n. On his way to the finals Stak- is well known that man has a well de­ at Columbus. She is shown here with Paifl< E. Osbun, assistant market at a genuine peak, de­ was an important addition to munication in safety,'^afety in Chester before graduating from this month. McCormick began leader they both befriended end cham­ spite the sluggishness of the the rather one-sided news cov- Cnuidren from the various nls defeated Chuck Christman, veloped brain and is the foremost reason­ education, traffic safety, and the company In June of cburch School departments will Ben Ford and Ernie Uthgenaimt. pioned, we would not be able to restrain ing Dow? erage given by the national water and air pollution. The Associated Press average wire services. participate In the sendees. Kubllius drew a first round bye our own verdict of something very rot­ But 80 far the contest has not seemed Other activities will Include of 60 stocks advanced 9.8 to As a student of Barnard Col­ ’There will be a service of then beat Ted Bailey and Bob ten, by ,design, in whatever Denmark it unequal In the direction the disparity In 'Wonders of the Vniverser Uie giving of safety awards and Paid R. Evans has been ap­ 342.1 on the week, ending on one lege of Columbia University Baptism, and the children’s Dearf to gain the other final might happen to be. jack Smth Connecticut Yankee the viewing of exhibits. pointed General Sales Manag­ spot. mental oqulpsnent ought to Indtoato. llie ol a series of new highs for 1968. (Barnard is just across the choirs Will sing. F^irthermore, the rest of the worid, Wednesday will begin 'with a er of the Unl-Serv Corporation The' toumament has drawn en­ main difference, so far, seems to be that Of 1,670 issues traded, 1,180 street from Columbia and aca­ , The Church School children having a somewhat eager eye open for ^Arts Patron’, Veterans of Safety Breakfast at (Unl-card Family Charge tries from East Hartford, Man­ the dinosaur must, having no brain to Protection Sought advanced, and 377 declined. demically tied to the Univer­ are reminded to be In their de­ all our imperfections anyway — the fact 8 a.m. followed by a general Plan), a subsidiary of Ameri­ partment rooms at 9 and 10:46 chester, Colchester, Wethers­ begin with, have lost control of Ms worid The pressure of record trad­ sity), I have supported the session. The Connecticut Safety that we are the world’s most powerful ’The presidential poll the Re­ managed to go for McCarthy ing volume was further reflect- can Express Co. ’The announce­ a.m. for the processional. field and Vernon. Mixed doubles through no faidt of Ms own, while man, New Status strike’s aims and tactics from Society will sponsor a luncheon ment was made at the Great and richest 'nation would in itself be when it came to Nixixi. ed by the decision of the ex- beginning, matches will be played during being conceded Intelligence, must be as­ publican state organization has at 12. Neck L. I. headquarters. Evans From Solar Flares ’The RepubUcano, like the changes to close for the neirt jiany people have questioned the week. enough to guarantee that kind of eye signed at least some responstfaUity. been kind enough to have taken The afternoon will be devoted will direct all Sales and Serv­ Mills Cut Pollution Of W riter Democrats, were happiest with three Wednesdays and on July 6 students’ demand for amnes- on us is better able than we to relate and to release to the public com­ to the presentation of more top­ ice operations and representa­ TORONTO — Combating wa­ all our weaknesses together. By DB. I. M. LEVITT, The density of the electron .that same choice —between Nix­ to allow member brokerage . j situation Is ter pollution, Ontario’s 42 pulp Suicide Warnings Real By JACK SMITH mends itself as an unusually au­ on and Humphrey —^wMch so up­ ics on safety. tives throughout Unl-card’s nine' 'To that jealous, critical world,' tt is DIRECTOB shell would be very low and the firms again to catch up analogous . to that of striking state territory. Evans lives In and paper mills have reduced NEW YORK — Suicide U The Fela Planetarium stresses on the outside of the The Los Angeles Times thentic and trustworthy poll pre­ set the Independents. mountains of paper work In y^ ^ qidte natural that a nation which follows “Most Violent Nation In History” 94 MILLION FOR VAOATTON Larchmont, N. Y. solids in mill effluent by 63.9 toe lOUi leading oatkse of death Of The Franklin Inatltato spacecraft would equal those I recently achieved new cisely because of Its oddities. The Republicans were unhap- their back offices. demonstrators. Tlie University _____ per- cent in the past eight in the United Btates. But the policy we do In 'Vietnam Miould as- with the assassination of New York’s generated on the inside by the piest when they found them­ Aside from the shock of the ^ democratic Institution, Vlaoaltion club funds totaling One of the hazards future status in our block as a patron It Is just irregular enough to T m. . years at a capital cost of $40 among young people—Irom 15 sasslnate opponents of that policy at Senator Robert F. Kennedy, few Ameri­ internal atmospheric pressure of selves running Nixon against Kennedy news, the market was ^ factories are not. Civil dls- over 9* million have been dis­ eStronaulte must overcome In William J Shannon of 676 nmuon plus operational costs to 19—it ranks tWtd. PsyeWa- home. AM our weaknesses, stosi and im­ cans appeared Inclined to disagree with seven pounds per square Inch. A of the arts. Before, I was known seem honest and reliable. McCarthy. buoyed by good buBinMB ne^. obedience can'only be prac- tributed to Connecticut saves moving through space Is the Center St. hM been promoted millions. Quebec trie studies discount the theory' perfections make one congruous piece, the belief that this country has a critical magnetic field must be gmerat- merely as a big buyer of Girl We found it^’interesUng, and Possibly the biggest surprise by the knowle^e tlced, and the attendant punlsh- w saves during the past few to superintendent in toe casual- j^ave spent close to $20 that people who talk about problem with violence. eruption at solar flares which Scout cookies. probably prophetic, for Instance, of the poll was what it showed. Michael B. Tomanelli -weeks according to Harold W. for our ’’friends’’ abroad. emit an intense stream of high- ed to keep the electrons circling anaounto ^of^ Ins^t^o^ ^ ment accepted. In a democracy. ty surety toviskm milUon in attaining a 37.7 per self-destruotlon don’t kill them- The younger brother of the murdered Art is in. Not since the renais­ that the prospective unhappi­ In prospect, about the third par­ Rnbetits, executive vice presl- department at toe home office reduction in suspended selves. A warning Is given in We cannot escape sUeh Judgments. It energy hydrogen unclel or pro­ the spacecraft. While there is a romJmttM to th e '^ ^ ta t « d by “ ope that toe ni^cem ent was made by Wto- ^ 3 ^ ,^ , *34th President of the United States was sance have artists found so. ness of the independent voters . ty vote for Wallace. Contrary to of Aetna Ufe and Casu^ty. eight suicides out of 10 will not do us much good to resent them. tons. Astronauta whose space­ strong tendency for the electron e S a ^ n ^ of some bright 'majority vdU eventuaUy recog- fred A. Kloter. president of toe of OonnSrtIcut. the third major public figure In this coun­ many sponsors. Some collectors reached its highest point when' the general previous expectation Shannon served as a claim We can be grateful for those occaatoial craft is intercepted by such a cloud to collapse, it is consider­ expeciaaons Ol b change unjust law. Bank. try to be killed by a gunman in less than ed likely that the plasma radia­ will pay up to f800,(KX) for on they were asked to imagine that the Wallace vote might reading In second-q members of toe Uni- Tomanelll was formerly as- Cari E. Bolin words of understanding whidh do come five years, the second In two months. dare may be s u b j^ ta letiial authentic fraud. themselves entering Uie voting prove most injurious to the Re­ doaee o f radiation. The problem tion shield will give up energy ‘T S h toe House postponed verslty. students and facid^ p la t e d with Beneficial Finance V^rtl^^ Bulkeley High in Hartford. He from some teal fiienik. The roots of tills violence and some of Most of us, of course, have machines hairing to choose be­ publican cause, by tempting is projected into sharp focus to maintain the cloud position. One reason we cannot escape such Its implications were discussed this to start small. I got into It quite tween Vice President Humphrey their conservatives from the action s toe income surtax hUl, *!“ **,"“ ‘^ various capacities, most A'H-Punpose Clubs used for is a graduate of Yale University for wiittiin the nexit 18 months There are many spacecraft Wall Steeet was optimistic that Columbia’s policy. Ttoe majority recently he was In charge of purposes. hardi and garish judgments from abroad spring by Father John L. McKeiuie, the by accident. I was working In and former Vice J ’ resldent party fold, this particular poll, adtronaute wlU be departing for shapes, such as a cylinder, a WtaU Otrect ix a 4/ . Yriilo 'PhorAfArATherefore, thAtoe the WIlllmonflAWUllmantlc r*ATmAAfAanAnQf>llA #Ar ...... « .v published in Chicago. doorbell rang. My wife an­ say, the choice they are most of the prospective Wallace a further reassurance for studente aay toat the a ^ M s - flee. He irill be responsible for cation money distributed was In Northwestern University in Wa- (T of some of them. Not many of us Ameri­ for over a week during which and otliers, which would ac­ tors tratlon s authority is lUegiti- the Time Sales Development in Neiw Haven, area where tertown Wisoonsin. ^ Said Father McKensle, In part: swered It. likely to face. Here, by the poll strength coming from voters cans believe in such a tiling as a ’’plot’ ’ a flare can occur; and today commodate the sMelding con­ cannot accept this rapidly expanding depart- .Q^^gg n^^tual banks paid over "I can support the thesis that the Unit­ There was some talk at the figures, as high as 22 per cent who are normally Democratic. Bolin began with Connecticut at work among us, biit we cannot es­ aclenUbts cannot predict these ditions aa long as they contain punishment from toe ad- ment of toe bank, ed States of America is the most 'violent door, then I heard her say of the independent voters polled TTie particular major ticket $998,000, foilowed by Hartford solar eruptions. ministration. ' Tomanelll attended the Uni- Bonk and ’Trust in 1951 and cape the feeling that some kind of fate nation In recorded history, including such a hole somewhere to satisfy the "just a minute.” I knew It was couldn’t make up their minds. combination which seemed to ■Waterbury and New Brltlan. We know that If solar flares Chamber Surveys ’Thls la not to say that students verslty of Hartford and has served In toe operating section hangs over us. Not many of us are will­ things as the Assyrians, the Romans and required geometry of the prob­ something she couldn't handle. Tbe independents had a much send most votes toward Wallace, of the trust department’s cannot be predicted, we must will accept no punishment. One completed many courses in ing to concede that we find ourselves the much overrated Mongols and Tar­ lem. The one shape which has She looked into the den. "It's easier time of it being pulled not only 12 per cent from among SHARE P.O. AWARDS accounting division. In toe re­ become reconciled to the Idea Cause of Litter of their demands was that a business management. He is barbarians, but all of us are uneasy as tars. No nation has ever killed so many been carefully studied Is that of Timmy,” she said. "He wants one way or another In the other the Democrats, but 5 per cent Thee Manchester postal em­ mittance division. In the cor­ people, citizens and aliens, in so short thsjt astronauts—both Ameri­ a torus or doughnut. to sell us a pdeture." „ elected faculty-student ju- married and has six cMldren. ployes shared four awards for For a welcome change, try our we wonder just what quality In our liv­ pairings offered by the poll. To from among the Republicans, The City Beautiful OMiim singly or in groups, has been to barii in ■wrong?” adoption of a comprehensive an- den on Tuesday and Wednesday. a “plot” ’There Is, somowhere fuiida- When the sun is most active superconducting colls. said. "They’re supposed to be Hotrlcia Rackowski WRAPPED FREE the heads of the disagreeing persons or tl-Utter ordinance. It Is toe 22nd such conference In mental to it all, human nature, which the weights go up to one-quarter The engineers Indicate that "What’s this?” I,asked, point­ far off, in the distance. We A Thought for Today ^ Barnard "’69 party.. This runs through such quaint epi­ ing to the scrawl over the tree. ARTHUR DRUG exists in more than one' countiy and on pound and one pound per square the plasma radiation shield will learned that In art." as many years. sodes as the Whisky Rebellion; It runs "That’s the sky.’*- Sponsored by the Manchester CLUB BiELPS ATHLETE The conference will open more than one continent and In more . inch for the above reUablllUes. not be in continuous operation. I got 10 cents out of my coin through the history of labor organiza­ "Oh, yes. And I suppose this Council of Churches Gas Tax Quadrupled that one school of culture and custom. tions, the building of railroads and Indus­ A sphere-shaped storm , cellar- It operates when trlg;gered by dish and bought the picture. MAOONk Mo (AP) — The slightly more than a yard in Is the ground.’ ’ Quarterback Club Is toe back- WASHINGTON—The______federal We would not be doing a right or valid tries, the mythology of the shoot-out at a solar flare. When the protons ■Yes.” '“ But I don’t want you to think Philosophy ol Focus sundown, and through our various wars, diameter would weigh about 26,- approach the spacecraft they It’s really good,” I told him. „ bone of atoletic-oriented pro- gasoline was started thing, at this moment, to see ourselves "Why Is the sky ink and the One morning in the throes of as well. As far as the shoot-out is con­ 000 pounds! This is a prohiblU've lyUl penetrate and cut across You’ve got a lot to leam.” jects In many cities and towns, during toe Depression at the merely as others are saying they see ground pencil?" a dismal headache I to<^ my This to true In Macon, but toe ^ ^ a goUon. CoUec- NATIONAL PAVING CO. cerned, there is probably as much gun­ weight just for protection, so the magnetic field lines and then “ Well,” my wife said when us. We might file away, as an amend­ scientiatB have had to look else­ ‘”The sky Is blue," he explain­ pen and sketched a iMlosophy local club Is going a step beyond 1933 play any given night in Los Angeles as be reflected away without pene­ ed. he left. "A patron ol the arts.” ment to past judgments of our own, and where for solutions. of focus: to help a young athlete who was amounted to about $125 12 MAIN ST. TALCOTTVILLE. CONN. there was In a year in Dodge City when trating the spacecraft. The "Well, the tree is blue, too. "Who knows?” I said. "The a guidance for future judgments, a re­ One alternate approach, which '^graduated last spring from Ma- jnuuon. The rate was 1 or 1.6 Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson upheld astronauts'wUl call upon the sys­ Are trees blue?" kid may turn out to be another TTie truth which cannot alter, minder that we ourselves do not always law aitd order. . . Is beginning to look practical, The hope which cannot fall, con High School. cents through toe 1930s t^d DRIVEWAYS-^ARKING AREAS A o ^ it AO uieCit tem only when necessary to "Sometimes,’ ’ he said. "We Da'vlncl. That drawing could be The club has launched a Joe ^ became 2 cents In see others through compassion and un­ "Possibly the frontier was more peace­ uses the unique property of a 19493 provide llfe-sairlng protection. saw some slides at school, in worth a fortune someday. And The faith that cannot falter, Terry fund with $200 from Its 19 5 1 3 1953 4 1959 DEVELOPMENT WORK derstanding, either, and that this in It­ magnetic field to turn away, or ful when the Sioux were buffalo nomads There Is a tacit understanding art. There was a blue tree.’’ it only cost a dime." ’Ibe peace which shall prevail. treasury to help pay expefises ______in Kansas th^n when Smith and Hlckock deflect, chaiged particles. This All Types Amesite— Repaired and Installed self could be one of the' many keys to among astronauts that with "Ah, yes. Picasso, most like­ It's a matter ol sperpectlve. The strength which God has for Terry, a three-sport athlete, FOR FATHER'S DAY invaded Holcomb. Certainly the buffalo takes place today when the promised, our troubles. space travel goes a certain ly. He went through a blue now suffering from a kidney dis­ were safer with the Sioux, and one thinks earth’s magnetic field deflects ’The life his love made real, X Free Estimates— ^Tiine Payments Precious jewelry tells him best! amount of radiation risk. This period, you know.” ease. Terry travels to Kansas the Clutters might have been too. high-energy charged particles I leave unto his keeping The diamond-onyx ring, $185. Is one of the risks we must ac­ He nodded. City twice each week to use a Telephone 646-2431 Tie bar with the children’s birth- . A Gun Control Amendment "That the white American has turned like cosmic rays. "Anyway,” I conceded, “ you Come woe or come weal. cept at this time. Perhaps with­ Herald „ special kidney machine and WHIST & stones, from $27.50. Diamond soft or ci'vUized In these later days I do Richard H. Levy and Francis don’t have to draw things exact­ I exchanged the headache for a may require a tranepleqit. in the next five years, with the cuff links, $100. Lindd Star sap­ ’Ihere was, in the same day's news not believe. It is customary — with apol­ W. French of the Avco Research ly the way they are In nature, Yesterdays joyful heart. phire ring, $85, and in junior's implementation of the new con­ which produced a frantic spasm of pub­ ogies to thp Jews —to call this nation a Laboratories have proposed the do you? I sort of like the Idea . Nels P. S. Ferre SETBACK size, $55. Everything in 14K Christian country. The statement Is so use of an electrostatic, plasma cepts, tills hazard will be elimi­ gold. lic outcry agalnsti' violence, for control of a blue tree. However, I’d Contributed by: manifestly false that one does not know nated. 2 5 Years Ago of weapons, a somewhat calmer recital radiation shield. This would sur­ like some birds in the picture. Dr. Robert R. Keeney, chairman how to frame the denial. If anyone counts round the spacecraft with a Copyright 1968 Card Party of the fact that man first fashioned and Some life. It’s -too, uh, stark Service aand civic organiza­ Manchester Council of Churches EA§Y PAYMENTS INVITED on the Christian beliefs and habits of cloud of electrons held In place General Features Corp. looking.’ ’ tions meet to propose a perma­ began using an implement that could be Spoasored By OPEN white Americans to. restrain their vio­ by a magnetic field. The Weed Cripples Calves? He grabbed the picture, "I’ll nent memorial for local war called a hammer about 12,000,000 years lence, forget It. . Tar charges on the spacecraft and AROO, Idaho —Toxic species be light back,” he said. He ran heroes and the purchase of the > The French Club ago. And In Rome Pope Paul, expressing Largest Mirror electron cloud are equal and of lupine weed eaten by cows down the hill. In five minutes Old Golf Lots off E. Center St. of Manchester WESTOWN He used this crude hammer — ap­ his sorrow at the shooting of yet another FAIRWAY opposite, providing a shielding during early pregnancy cause he was back. Clifford Mason is renamed PASADENA, Calif. — The ALL DAY parently his first Implement —to batter prominent public figure in the United voltage between them. Prelimi­ > r/RST PHARMACY "crooked calf disease," a crip­ “ I drew some birds In,’’ he foreman of Hose and Ladder Co. world’s largest mirror, 23 feet MON.. JUHE 10 459 Hartford Rd.—649-9946 , in the skiuUs o f proy he wtontod to eat. States, voiced the hope that "the Indig-, nary estimates show that to pling cattle disorder present at said. No. 4 of the South Manchester in diameter. Is at the Jet Pro­ nation which passes through the worid 8ti)0 P.M. We were pleased to find this item in tlius shield a spacecraft with a birth, researchers have con­ There were Indeed four or Fire Department. pulsion Laboratory of California the day’s news, because it suggested pre­ because of this terrible episode may volume of somewhat more,than cluded. A survey of 6,000 beef five birds, flying, under the Institute of Technology. Used ► for your ffqfriitr's SUNDAY bring a common desire to abandon meth­ Orange H d l JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 cisely the kind of amendment we wish 1,000 cubic yards would require cattle near Arco, Idaho, found tree. 10 Years Ago In simulated conditions of ods of violent conflict, struggle and a weight of about 4,000 pounds ^ day cords . . . ^ DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ait 958 MAIN STREET to have introduced to every piece of gun per cent of the calves af­ “ How come the birds are so space flight, the mirror focuses Public Invltied crime.” SPECIAL REPORT IN THE compared to 200,000 pounds’ Sunday. The _ Herald did not All Medicinal Services Available control legislation that comes along. fected. On one ranch every calf low?" I asked. rays from artificial lights to CATHOLIC TRANSCRIPT using aluminum. was deformed. “ It’s, uh, sperpectlve" he publish. duplicate the sun’s rays. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1968 PAGE SEVEN Area Churches GIs Risk Their lives McCarthy Sees New Need Church e s S T A R g a x e r :* iC> n By CLAY R. POLLAN Firat Oongregatlonal Church St. Francis of Assisi U nlt^ MettigfUst ChnnA AMS •78 EDlngton B d„ . BL 44A, Bolton Even on Days OH Emanuel Lothernn Church St. Bridget Chnndi Concordia Lutheran Church MAR. 2] Your Daily Activity Guida SEPT. 23 of Vernon To Pursue His Candidacy According to tho Start, ’i South Windsor Rev. Hugh A. Gillls Chnrdi and Oieatant Sto. Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor 46 Pitkin St. OCT. 23 Rev. John A. Laoey, | i i To develop message for Sunday, Mlnleter Rev. Gordon B. Wsdhnms, Miiiiator WASHINGTO N AP) — A Ion In the country is going to be ' Rev. C. Henry Andeihon, Rev. Robert J. Keen Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, 4-16-27-a 33-54-6V66tf" Pnstor American QIa It’s hard to realat fighting. PMter Rev. Kenneth J. Friable Pastor 45-36S0S1 reod words corresponding to numbers Rev. Retaqr F. Reed, close adviser to Sen. Eugene J. such that delegates are going to of your Zodiac birth sign. Rev. John E. RIktoraltls, 10 a.m., Moriihig Wonriiip; ** tt meana That was on a Simday, a day re-examine their earlier prefer­ Rev. Eric J. OothberK, Rev. Loots E. Bauer Jr., ^ TAUlUt Minister of Christian Bdnoation McCarthy says Robert F. Ken­ APR. 21 Assistant Pastor Sermon: “ The Man Who Did ences." Awletant Pastor Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 In 1 You 31 Shows 61 And OCT. 24 Assistant Pastor Not Retire.” ’ FoUowlng morn­ Itony A n d e a n free.lance” area have aome time off. nedy’s violent death Is leading the church. 9:15, 10:30 and 12:00 I ^ MAY 21 2 Lovtd 32 B« 62 Not NOV. 23 9:80 and 11 a.m., Mtffiiliig The McCarthy camp discounts 3 Bright 33 You 63 M o lt Worship, Church School Day. Masses at 6, 6:46, 7:46, 9, ing worship a reception for Mr. tq^tera participated In Oie re- On another inotance,, an the Minnesotan to conclude hto claims of delegate strengtM by 9 and 10:46 a.m., Divine Wor­ In the auditorium. 9 a.m. and 10:30 sum., Holy 5-14-29-X 6-15-25-34I «'5M2-83r87 4 Hoppy 34ConfuMd 64Historicol. The worship services will be 10:16 and 11:80 a.m. and Mrs. David Dupree will be o«nt Saigon atreet batUee, Americaxt, wearing a camou- own White House Wd has be­ the Humphrey forces, which ship and Church School. Communion, Church School 5 Your 35 Apprecfott 65 Exptritnct <9-60-7y-8d government troops didn’t aeem flage uniform and carrying a o m held In Skinner Hall. A class come a more pertinent, urgent Nursery for Infants. Sermon St. James’ Chuixdi and Nursery. 6 You 36 G 66 UatTTAilUS conducted by the young people showed the vice president close MAY 22 7 Awkword 37 67 Naturt Sacred Heart ChimA for children up to Grade 4 win to mind ^ did nothing to dia- carbine. Joined Vietnamese undertaking. to a first-ballot victory even be­ by Pastor Anderson, ‘"nie Un­ Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, 8 Loolvi 38 Everybody 68 Over NOV. 23 and the Rev. M n. Reed will de­ JUNE 22 _ rangers fighting from behind Kennedy and McCarthy, de­ Pastor 9 Seek 39 Spirits 68 Gestures DEC 22 liver the sermon. The Junior Rt. 80, Vernon be held this summer during the fore last Tuesday’s California finished Task.” St. Mary’s Episcopal Church One ^ e r ie a n recoUless riOe tanks In Cholon. He told news- spite tought primary battles, Summer schedule begins June Rev. Joseph E. VnJs B-22-44-A3 10 Visit 40Soloce 70Ploces IO-lft-31-42/^ Choir will sing. Rev. R a ^ Kril^y, Pastor worship service; led by Mrs. primary. Church and Park Sts. 11 Someone 41 Finonclol 71 Diplomatic Rev. Patrick Sullivan team w d U.S. Army helicopters men he waa a noncommissioned agreed on a great many issues, And the McCarthy men con­ Rev. Thomas Barry D: 12 Ones 42 Museums i72Ar^ 51-d4-70 8 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel­ Richard Noren. There will be 16; two services, 8 and 9 a.m. Rev. George F. Noatrand, were the oidy official commit- officer working as an adviser to most notably In their opposition ' Rev. Vincent J. Flynn CANCn 13Moy 43 Pulling 73 Popularity lowship, Fellowship Hall. Asslatont Pastor only one worriilp eervice. tend party leaders backing Rector JUNE 23 14Heolth 44 The 74 Sex ment the U.fl. Command made '\fietnamese police. He said, DEC! 23 7 p.m.. Senior PUgrlm FeUow- 2:80 p.m.. Memorial Service to the administration’s Vietnam Humphrey won’t be able to htrid The Presbyterian Church Rev. James W. Bottoms JULY 23 tS M o y 45 Seems 75 And war poMcy. 16 Easy-going 46 Wool 76 For JAN. 30 shlp, Fellowdilp' Hall. Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:80 and for Pfc. Allen A. Straus. ^ however, that he was' fighting delegates In line if public opin­ 43 Spruce St. Masses at 6, 7. 8, 9, 10:16 Rev. Stephen M. Price left to South Vietnamese troops on his own to "see this difficult Kennedy’s assassination 7-19-24-37 17 Solitude 47 Any 77 Cooperotion; 9-17-2840^ 11:46 a.m. ion polls and other Indicators Rev. George W. Smith, and 11:80 a.m. Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman 18 Spectol 48 Avoided 78 Recognition means that for the first time '48-59-71 152-57-67 SL Peter’s Episcopal dnirofa and their American odvlsera. kind of war.” He declined to show the vice president would Minister 19Situotlon 49 And 79 About St. George’s Episoopal dmroh But there were several other give his name. since the New Hampshire pri- be a likely loser In November to Church of the Assumption uo 20 Outlook 50 News 80 Good AQUARIUS Sand Hin Rd., Wl^lplng St. Bernard’s Chnitdi 7:30 a.m.,' Holy Communion. 2? May 5! Ar>d 81 Your BL 44A, Bolton Americans involved. u.S. military police say their mary last March, the issue will the probable Republican nomi- Adams St. and Thompson Rd. JULY 24 JAN. 21 Rev. James A. RlrdsaB, St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville 9:16 a.m., Sunday School 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer. 22 To 52 Commur>e 82 Ber>efit Rev. Douglas E. Theuner, At Phu Lam, on the western patrols try to Intervene to stop be clearly drawn between Me- nee, Richard M. Nixon. ^ AUG. 23 23 W ill 53 Could . 83 Be FEB.‘ IP Vicar Rev. George F. X. Bellly ClEisses for all ages. Rev. Francis J. Mlhalek Nursery provided for pre-school Vlear Carthy and the administration Pastor 2-12-23-35 24 Con 54 M ay 84 Private l-13-26J6ft,f Pastor edge of Saigon, two American the so-called "free-lance” figh't- McCarthy was expected to set 10:30 a.m., Worship Service. children in the WllllEuns Build­ 0 ,47-5S09 25 Be 55 Motters 85 Humor Oreen Bereta In camouflage uni- ing. But often the clariiea are In the form of Vice President up a meeting shortly with Presi­ Children's Day. Rev. Ernest J. Coppm 26 Heor • 56 In 86 Finonces 5(Wl-82-88'^ 8 a.m.. Holy Oommunltm. Rev. Anthony Knidal 8 and 10:16 a.m., ing. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. vnoo 27 Doy 57 With 87 Better Uturgy of forma without insignia Joined isolated and patrols cannot ap- Hubert H. Humphrey, his only dent Johnson to discuss the 7 p.m.. Evening Service. PISCES 10 a.m.. Holy Communion EUtd the Lord’s Supper. Haldeman. AUG. 24 26 And 58 Gentle 88Moteriolly FEB, 2013P: South Vietnamese marines end proach the area. Since Amerl- rival for the Democratic presi­ campaign, as he did Friday Masses at 7, 8, 8:16, 10:80 29 And 59 If 89 Concerns Sermon. Church School tmd Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:80, Junior Choir from Salvation 7 p.m.. Dally, Evening Pray- SEPT. 22 rangers trying to root out Viet can personnel live in scattered dential nomination. with Humphrey". Army will sing. Sermon: "Holy and 11:46 a.m. 30 For 60 Disturbed 90 Eyes MAR. 21 nursery. 11:46 a.m. , 3-20-3041 11-21-3243/^ Union Congregational CIniroh Cong guenlllaa. One of them re- billets and apartments through- McCarthy and Humphrey met Spirit.” a ) Adverse Neutral Monday through Friday, 7:46 for about 30 minutes Friday to :S/55-72-84S9 (^)Good (^Adverse c 466881-90'^ St. Matthew’s Church, ToUand Bockvme covered the body of an Army out the city, particularly Cho- St. Bartholomew’s Chnrdi p.m., Evening Prayer. discuss the best way to conduct North Methodist Church Rev. J. ClUford Curtin, Pastor Rev. Paul J. Btawman, Mtadstor photographer who was killed Ion, they suddenly may find a Calvary Church Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor the campaign. Lodge Fears Rev. Edward M. LaRose 300 Parker St. Meeting Sundays in New Church Rev. Lyman D. Reed, during an assault. No special battle in their own backyard or (Assemblies of God) Rev. Earle R. Oister, Jehovah’s Wllai Aaristaut BRniator forces troops were officially In- nearby. McCarthy’s adviser, asking Assistant Pastor not to be named, said the sena­ Killing Curbs •47 E. Middle Tpke. * Ppstor Kingdom Wan Masses at 7 :80, 8 :30, and 10 :S0 Rev. Valerie L. Paradis, volved In the street fighting. Asked about the “ free-lance” Rev. K. L. Gpstafson, Hnrtford l]pke. tor is going through ’(a very dif­ Masses at 6:46, 7:46, 9, 10:16 a.m. Minister ot Chrlstiaa Education In the same general area, street fighters, a U.S. spokes- Political Desire Pastor 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship News for Senior Citizens BoekvUle three Army men Joined the man said he would withhold ficult personal period" because and 11:30 a.m. of Kennedy's death. Service. Sermon: "Student Pow­ Unitarian Meeting Bouse 9 a.m., Chlldren’a Day Serv­ fighting two afternoons running, comment until the situation BONN, Germany (AP) — U.S. By WALLY FORTIN But, he added, McCarthy will 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. er.” 9 a.m.. Public talk, "Jehovah 60 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford ice with church school children ‘They explained to a newsman could be looked Into, St. John’s PoUsh National DIRECTOR begin campaigning again next Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Bible clEisaes for all ages. 9 a.m.. Church School. Nurse­ Is Ruler In the Kingdom of leading the service of worship. that , they had time off from The spokesman said soldiers CaflioUo Church Rev. Nathaniel D. Laurlat week, "hopefully with renewed expressed concern today that 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. ry and Grades 4 through 8. Mankind,” by P. Kolodnlclkl Sr., There will be a Service of their regidar duties and wanted do not have regular days off but Rev. Walter A. Hyasko I would like to thank the sixty and we have plenty of room for A Handy Extinguisher on a Construction Job significance to what he is doing. 7:30 p.m.. Gospel Service 10:30 a.m., Church School. Watchtower Society representa­ 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Baptism and a Commissioning to see some action since they can be given time off by their the assassination of Sen. Robert Pastor or more persons who attended more, so plan on attending. tive. "I am convinced he is Inexor­ Nursery, Kindergarten sind There are lots of good prizes Nursery 'and Worship Church Service for those who will attend were due to return to the United local commander or section su- An unidentified man (second from left) traveling worker across the road at the site of Rt. 6 ran F. Kennedy may discourage ChurCh of Christ Grades 1 through 3. our special meeting on CMS and 10 a.m.. Study of May 16 iaSue ably reaching the conclusion able young Americans from MEUsses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. given away, and who knows you Sohool. summer conferences. The Jun­ Stats soon. pervisor. west on Rt. 44A yesterday afternoon about 4 p.m., this really makes it a more per­ Lydall and Vernon Sto. 1:30 p.m.. Seminar on Conn. Blue Cross. I would like of Watchtower, "Recognizing across the highway with a fire extinguisher and going into public life. may be a lucky winner. ior Choir and Junior Ushers will Two other Americans came GIs in Saigon processing to tinent find a more urgent under­ Eugene Brewer, Minister Baptism. also to express my sincere God’s Requirements tor Life,” noticed a slight amount of smoke escaping from un­ doused the flames. The Manchester Town Fire De­ Gospel Hall I would like to thank Mr. Vernon Assembly of God Chnroh serve. ' out In civilian clothes—possibly return to the United States often taking. I think that, given a lit­ Lodge, who was Republican thanks to Mr. Walter Holm and page 297. der the hood of his car. Thinking the car to be partment answered a call at 4:15 reporting the 416 Center St. C!harles Burr of the Burr Nurs­ Northeast Scbo(4 11 a.m., AU-Church picnic will they were civilian employes of have free time, tle passage of time, this tragedy Richard M. Nixon’s running 9 a.m., Bible classes. Mr. Wallace I. Lohr for their overheated, he pulled to the side of the road near fire, but found it had been put out when they ar­ Center Gongregatloaal Church eries, for donating the many Intersection of Bts. SO and 81 be held at the Sun Valley Beach the U.S. government—took pho- American military men work- leaves the issues pretty clear.” mate against John F. Kennedy 10 a.m., Worship. Sermon: very fine presentations on both Umted Methodist Church the old Manchester Drive-In, opened the hood and rived. (Herald photo by Pinto) 10 a.m., Bresdeing bread. United Church of Christ rose bushes to our senior citi­ Vernon Club, West Stafford. tographs and fired weapons Ing In offices, PX’s and han- McCarthy is expected to com­ in 1960, said "those of us who "The Paradox Of The Cross.” subjects. I know those present RL 86, Vernon found the motor in flames. An alert construction 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. 11 Center St, zens.* They were very pleased Rev. Mlchellno Blool alongside the Vietnamese dling administrative duties in bine a renewed challenge to the have spent our lives In govern­ 6 p.m., Worship Sermon: left feeling they were well In­ Bov. Morton A. Magee 7 p.m. Gospel meeting Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, to receive them, and deeply troops. They were traveling In general also have time off when administration with a warning ment, and particularly In elec­ "The Revelation of Jesus formed and many of their ques­ Wanting Community OhnitA Minister appreciated his thoughtfulness. 9:46 a.m., Simday School. an official U.S. mission car. they finish their dailly work, un­ will help maintain the security, of a Democratic election disas­ tive office, ask ourselves what Christ.” tions were answered. CongrcgatKsial Tolland United Pentocoetal Church Rev. Kenneth W. Steere, Thank you again. 9:30 a.m.. Worship service 11 a.m., Worriilp Service. In Cholon, the Chinese section less assigned to g iu ^ duty or for the cortege will bear the na­ ter in November unless the par­ this shocking and horrible as­ I checked out about the book­ and child care. Sermon by the Rev. Harold W. Richardson, Robert Kennedy Joins 72 Center St. Assoclatp Minister We had another fine turpout 7 p.m., Evangellatic Service. of Saigon, a group of Americans some-other task. Unless other­ tion’s most prominent govern­ ty switches course by nominat­ sassination will mean to our po­ Trinity Convenant Ointtdi let "Your Medicare Handbook” pastor. Story hour for children. Mlnlstor Driver Injured (Onuige Han) Miss Antoinette A. Bierce, for our weekly Pinochle Tour­ 'wearing Army Insignia Joined wise assigned, they are only re­ ment and poliUcal figures. ing him. litical system. Hiuikniatack St. near Keeney St. Robert Baker, Pastor Director of Christian Education and was Informed that all sen­ His Brother in Arlington Because of that, no one would nament, and would like to say Wesleyan MeGiodist Church 9 and 10:80 a.m., Worship combat police and rang;ers, fir­ stricted by the local curfew, He is due to speak in New "This dreadful crime makes Rev. Norman E. Swensen, ior citizens will receive a copy be allowed on roofs or balco- As Truck Flips one wonder whether It is not that this Monday tournament Bolton Congregational Church Crystal Lake Rd., ElUngton Service. Sermon by the Rev. ing machine guns and rifles. which runs from 7 p.m. until 7 York Thursday before the Fel­ Pastor 10 a.m., Sunday School. 9:18 Euid 11 a.m.. Morning of this booklet within the month. Rov. J. Stanton Conover, Most of them came from Amerl- a.m. WASHINGTON (AP) —Rob- cy—through Cuba, Vietnam, nies. Government buildings lowship for Reconciliation, a now true that as soon as man will continue through the sum­ Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor Mr. Richardson, "If God The driver of a trailer truck 11 a.m., Worship Service. Worship, Church School Day. Plans have finally materializ­ Minister ert Francis Kennedy, in vlbi.int Laos, Berlin and domestic is- were closed along the cortage Quaker group. rises above the average and mer as long as you folks wish Reigns.” Church School. was hospitalized yesterday 9:30 a.m., Sunday /School 7 p.m, Evang^ellsUc Service ed for our one-day trip to Bear life the enduring companion of sues as well—a house he route. McCarthy delegates are com­ shows unusual talent his life 1s to attend. Winners for this past 9:46 a.m., Sunday Sriiool, morning after his truck loaded classes for age three '' through Zion Envangellcal Mountain Park, and here is the 10 a.m., Children’s Day Serv­ John Fltz gerald Kennedy yearned to live and work In It was from a six-story win­ peting In most of New York in danger," Lodge added In a week; Lucille Crawford, 681; Classes for fdl ages. with beef flipped over on the adult. Oonunnnity Bi^tlst Church Lutheran Church information you have been wait­ ice. St. Maurice Church, Ben at 749 Main 6 p.m., Toung Adult, Teen tention of the Congress must be massive old station. Tt*® g®ntly sloping hillside 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Once you Nursery through Adult Dis­ However, officials said they St. except on holidays Euid wel­ and Junior meeUngs. also be grayed to g u ^ against insects and dis- turned to "the gradual and Then the last trip begins, a holding his grave gives the vilsl- register there will be no refunds cussion Group. MbOACI were not living at the Resurrec­ comes the public HCnday 7 p.m., EvEingellsUc service. Happenings wUDCDe spectacular rise In the volume cortege of hearse and 23 limou- tor a glorious vista of Washljig- Duplicate Bridge unless in emergency csises 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. Uon City encampment and were through Saturday from 11 a.m. Message by, the pEistor. of criminality and the lack or sines and a bus for the,newsmen ton; It la In direct line with Me- One of our old time pals, and Sacrament of Holy Communion. not registered as participants. to 4 p.m. Results in a duplicate bridge For Teens CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. of support tor adequate law en- who described hds campaign morlal Bridge and the Lincoln the oldoElt active bowler in the " I ’ve been able to wash out of Seexmd Congregational Omreb gEime last night at the ItallEin- this spring and often talked Memorial, with the Washing;ton country, Mr. Winifleld "Pop" Rockville Methodist Church TEL. 643-7695 my mind and heart any anlmos- Hie Salvation Army Outside basketball courts at “ In this bill at least the away hours with him In hotel Monument and Capitol gleam- 888 N. Main St. AmericEin Club are: North- Chace, at 98 years of age came 142 Grove St. ing on the far side of the city. 861 Main St. all schools and Charter Oak Licensed and Insured Tree Experts Ity toward Washington or peo- congress Is putting Itself on the rooms and planes. Rev. Felix M. Davis, South; William Radzewicz and up with a three-game total of —to ktool# — ...hlfo •> tKo olHot- ...r , J- . ALUMINUM Rev. Willard E. Conklin, pie, black or white," the elder side ot tranquility and order The route of the cortege takes Millions of Americans have MaJ. Kenneth Lance Minister Mrs. Paul Barton, first; Mr. and 414 and an average of 138, Park open every day until dark. Pastor King said. “ I have no desire for and the proper enforcement of it through the broad, stately visited the older brother’s gprave Officer In Charge Rev. O. Ronald Wilson, Mrs. Richard O'Brien, second; which is centalnly something for Tennis courto at Memorial YOUft revenge.” laws,’’ he said. streets of the nation’s capital, there; now there will be two. Associate Minister P. D. Griffith and Mrs. W. L. us young feOlas, let alone a sen­ Field (6) and West Side Rec (2) 9:30 a.m.. Church School, King said he and his wife re­ "I hope this may be the past places marking the mile­ The city streets were readied Sunday, 8 a.m.. Prayer Bresik- Holland, third. ior citizen. We are really proud ASSURANCE open every day until dark. Nursery through Adults. quested the cintegrated honor beginning of a retuni to the stones of his life. for the crowds—from Massachu- fEist. 10 a.m., Morning Worship. Also, EEist - West: Robert ot “Pop” and congratulate him 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship. 10:46 a.m.. Holiness Meeting Monday, June 10 ‘‘The Gift most guard because "We want to administration of Justice In a Past the Justice Department setts where he was bom, from OF QUALITY Church Sdwol Day. Order' of Whltesell and Richard Paster­ for the fine performance. The Rev. Nathan Burton, speak­ (nurseiy provided). East Catholic High, FHnal day show that we do not have any manner which will deter crim­ on Constitution Avenue where Callfomla where he died, from Baptism. Sermon by the Rev. nak, first; Mrs. Irwin Kove and You know, of course, that a er. 6:16 p.m., Open Air Meeting. of school. animosity toward any color. My inal conduct and protect the he served as a young govern­ his adopted New York, from Mr. Wilson. Coffee Hour in group of senior citliiens from likely to succeed Mrs. Jay Goldstein, second; Tuesday, June 11 Bon fett very strongly alboult public,” he concluded, "whose ment lawyer and later as Presi­ Washington, from the Vlrg;lnla- 6:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Fellowship Hall after the serv­ Manchester bowl every Tuesday William Cartwright and Arthur Manchester High, start of fin­ Our Savior Lutheran Church this." rights have been in many In­ dent Kennedy’s attorney gener­ Maryland suburbs, from across 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. ice. Display of Year’s creative afternoon at the Manchester Lady of !^o»hlan “ A** Pyka, third. al exams. 239 Graham Road, Wapping Killed with Klng^was 2nd Lt. stances subordinated to that of al, a stewardship marked by his the land, from across the seas. lyork by the CSiurch School. Parkade Bowling Lanes. This Rev. Walter L. Abel, Pastor — Autamatic. 17 The game Is sponsored by the Thaddeus Lesnick, 20, of Flrii- the criminal defendant.” civil rights battles and his fights The initial estimate Friday activity is open to all you folks Friday, June 14 Jewels. Waterpraaf”. Meinchester Bridge Club and is Manchester High Cafeteria, $49.95 tBll, Mont. Wounded were 2nd with big business and some la­ was that 100,000 people would be Church of the Nacarene and all you have to do is dropv 9 a.m.. Early Worship. Sun- - THE played each Wednesday at 7:30 Lt. Elsworth Kramer, 26, of Ar­ LONG NAVAL CAREER bor figures. on the streets. 236 Main St. in on a Tuesday at the lanes Senior Reception, 8 p.m.. Music p.m. and each Friday at 8 p.m. {lay School. lington, Va., and Mias Barbara CORONADO, (3allf. (AP) — Past the Senate Office Bulld- The Secret Service—which Rev. William A. Taylor, and Join In all the fun. Those by the "Seventh Sense." Seniors BIBLE at the club, 136 Eldridge St. 10:30 a.m.. Late Worship. ing where he worked for the all presidential candl­ Pftstor and their guests only. Kelly, 26, of Adelphl, Md. The Navy’s oldest admiral re- Play Is open to the public. already attending will be very Sunday School. The four went to the ham­ cently celebrated his 102nd nearly 20 million people of New dates now because of his death happy to meet you, and help ‘The Depot’ Coffeehouse, SPEAKS burger stand after attending birthday. Adm. Richard . J. York State. —established rigid security for 9:30 a.m.. Church School you get acquainted with every­ Church and Locust Sts., (park­ Avery Stt Banker ttie traditional last mass, the Jackson, a four-star admiral. Past the 'White House where his cortege, 4 fcy classes for all age groups. SLUM REPLACEMENTS one. Remember, you don’t have ing in St. Mary’s Church lot) Christian Reformed Church 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. 8-midnight. Open to senior high »DD”- 1 7 final geb-together o f the three once commanded all the battle- he shared In the dedsion-mak- Hundreds of police, National Eugene NEW YORK (AP) — A new W be a good bowler to have a lot 661 Avery St. Jewels. Water- and college students with mem­ bOlcers’ graduating class at the sMps In the U.S. fleet. After Ing of John Kennedy’s preslden- Guardsmen and federal officials Message by the p Eistor. Nursery one piece bathroom kitchen core of fun, so why not join the gang South Windsor praaf*. Gilt Brewer Marine Officer Candid ate graduating from the Naval ______provided. unit designed for rehabilitation next Tuesday at the alley. bership cards, available at the Rev. James A. Bonnema, Numerals and School. Axsademy, class of ’87, Jackson 6 p.m.. Young Adult, Teen and of city slum buildings may soon By the way, we are door. Admission charged. Minister Markers. $49.95 The sickness of America Is Police said there was an ex- embarked on a career, in wMch Junior meetings. be used in do-it-yourself vaca­ pretty sure that we have one Saturday, June 16 very real! A mEui pursuing the change of words after one of the he saw the transition from 7 p.m., Missionary Rally, tion homes. of the oldest woman bowlers in Manchester High Cafeteria, 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for duties of the highest office in men made a remark about one wooden ships to steel, ending the lEuid Is shot to death. A with Dr. Howard Hamlin, mis­ the country in our own Mrs. Senior Dawn Dance, 1-3 a.m. all ages. The core, mEuiufactured by of the Marine’s names wiilch with his retirement In 1980 as minority group letider is gunned sionary on furlough from Nellie Moran at 88 years young. Sponsored by the Jaycees for 11 a.m., Worship Service. Borg-WEumer, CEin be built on a waa displayed oh his uniform. commander in chief of the Bat- INSURED down mercilessly. An Eispirant Swaziland, South Africa. So you see there ds no excuse MHS Seniors and their guests. Nursery. production line and is the first The three Neg;roe8 departed tie Fleet. td-the nation’s premier political for you not to Join this group. Teen Center, School St., 7:30- 7 p.m.. Evening Service. office is fatally wounded in the Church W Jesus dirist of to be designed for both renova­ tion and new construction. "Its Remember bowling is every 11:30 p.m.. Membership card course of campEiignlng. Latter-day tolnts (Mormon) Give a FUR STORAGE low cost, ease of installation and Tuesday afternoon from 1 p.m. holders only. First Congregational Church Hlllstown Rd. and Woodside St. stacking capabilities are expect­ to 4 p.m. There is a bus avail­ United ChunA of Christ Paul E. Nuttall, Bishop Bulova for Graduation. For a generation there ijave ed to make possible fsist, eco­ able to pick up people and re­ *—^These activities require Andover been voices warning EigEiinst the W hen YOU know whal makes a waich tick, you'll give a Bulova. nomical rehabilitation of the na­ turn them free of charge. To membership cards, obtainable Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., godless seculEurlsm enveloping' 9 a.m.. Priesthood. take'this bus, one should con­ at any t o ^ recreation center. Pastor our nation. But these were Ig­ tion’s seven million substEuidard 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. dwellings," said a compEiny tact the Manchester Parkade, nored or shouted down as ClEUSses for all Eiges. ’^'y^ ' ^y \ \ alarmists. The moral decay, spokesmEui. Bowling Lanes, and they will Any town organization, school 9:46 a.m., Church School. 5:30 p.m.. Sacrament service. tell you the time and place to or church interested in listing SUOOR '' < NO UONBY high and low, hEis been decried 11 a.m., Morning Worship. DOWN in speech tmd print, but those be for a ride. activities of Interest to teens Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Brad­ Issuing these words of fore­ We started a new program (13-21) may contact Fran Con­ ley. 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER IMW, LOW boding have been CEUtcatured this past Monday. We call It a way (Mrs. Frank J.), 267 Hack­ 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. TERMS Eis prudish "prophets of doom.” kitchen social, to which those matack St., 649-6080, anytime; Judicial softness towEU’d hEU*d- . ATTENTION attending will bring one can of or Kathl Knapp, 643-8749, or ened criminEils luu9 filled our canned goods. We had about Nancy Forrest, 649-7886 after 2302 APR'dS M.P. 43 streets with violence. Resis- COMPLEULY INSTALLED! tiuice to personal regulation is 26 persons playing this game. school hours. 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I Moon Shone Brightly CANVASS SUNDAY Against White Sox Annual Little League baseball NEWXTIi^TXf V^VDI^ YORK /(AP) A T>\ — MAMAcame close to being much more YANK8-ANGELS— R A program house to house can­ USINESS SERVICES 1D)IRECT0RY vass for funds will talce place BOSTON (AP) _ Carl Red Sox an unearned run in American League The Moon shone brightly Monday raced to Fritz Peterson stopped CeJI- tomorrow afternoon. Boys in lastrzemski summed tap the fifth. W. L. Pet. G.B. except for brief eclipses in fo*tl.?'drtee'* n^TcSed^ S "•‘P uniform, accompanied by coach- everything in a nutshell: Boston right-hander Jose San­ Detroit 34 19 .642 _ the first and ninth innings. BkUr who had walked and ajl- homer, two unearned es and parents, hop^ to visit all There never is a dull tiago lost his shutout on a pair Cleveland 31 23 .574 homes In town. John "Blue Moon" Odom of vanced to third on a pair of runs and Tom Tresh’s RBI sin­ moment with the White of doubles in the Chicago sev­ Baltimore 29 24 .547 5 H IG H G R A D E the Oakland Athletics gave up a one-out passes. gle in New York’s firat-game CAMPING Sox.” enth, but then Yaz exploded in Minnesota 28 26 .519 6% NATIONAL LEAGUE first-inning run on three walks Odom walked a total of eight victory. CAR LEASING Tax, udio seemingly reaches Boaton’e half of the Inning. Boston 26 27 .491 8 Trailing 6^ after two innings, EQUIPMENT Oakland 25 27 .481 and a sacrifice fly and then in boosting his record to 6-4. He California broke loose for 16 the Medics roared back a score PRINTING n«w heAgbte when he sees C3il- With Joe Foy on first base m yielded a broken-bat single with struck out four. Tenta, Cots, Sleeping Baga. California 25 30 .444 10V4 hits' Including a three-run homer six times in the third inning en Job and Commercial cago Manager Eddie Stanky, and two out, the White Sox’ Joe two out In the ninth. by Don Mincher in the first In­ On 1 or 2 Air M attres^ , Stoves, Wash’n. 23 30 .434 11 Oakland gave Odom all the route to an exciting 10-9 decision Printing cracked a two-run homer In the Horien threw two pltchouts to But the 23-year-oId right-hand­ ning and a solo shot by Tom Sa- Chicago 21 30 .412 11% help he needed by scoring four over Naasiff Arms last night at Lantoma seventh inning Friday night In Yastrzemskl. Horien then ap- er finished with a one-hitter and triano. Mickey Mantle homered YEAR PLAN Prompt and Bfflolent powering the Bostoi Red Sox to parenUy tried to sneak a fast Friday’s Resolta runs In the second Inning on Ra­ Buckley Field. MANCHESTER Printing Of An Klnda Boston 8, Chicago 2 a 6-1 victory over the Baltimore mon Webster’s double, three for two of the Yankees’ runs. Big gun for the Medics was a 8-2 victory over the White ball past Yaz, but the Red Sox Orioles Friday night. First in Manchester. New SURPLUS SALES CO. Sox before a crowd of 30,068 at slugger was ready and sent his Detroit 6, Cleveland 4 walks, Bert Oampaneris’ two- Dan Pinto with a double and Oakland also won the second cars, full maintenance, folly 169 N. MAIN ST. Fenway Park. 10th homer into the bullpen just New York 4-4, California 1-8 run single and Monday’s RBI 'HGERS-INDIANS— two angles. Bob Healy and Joe' Commiinlt]| P n t t game of the twlnlght double- at Depot Square Stanky, who described Yaz as to the right of the 420 - foot Minnesota 5-2, Washington 3-3, double. A1 Dark’s strategy backfired Martens each lashed out two Insored to reduce your prob­ header 6-0 behind the four-hit 9 East Middle Tpke. "an All - Star from the neck mark. 2nd game 10 Iratlngs Webster led the Athletics’ sec­ in Cleveland’s loss to Detroit. singles and Healy was sensa­ lems and worries. For full Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. pitching of Jim Nadi. down" last year, was given his Oakland 6-6, Baltimore 1-0 ond-game attack with a double With two out and Cleveland tional on defense at third base. Information, call J. FARR — 646-7111 Telephone 643-5727 Duane Josephson homered In other American League ac­ usual booing by Boston fans. Today’s Games and three singles. OnO of the leading 4-3 in the bottom of the Stroking homers for the los­ with two out in the ninth, but tion, Minnesota split with Wash- ______Paul Dodge Pontiac He Ignored, in his usual fash­ Santiago retired the next batter Cleveland (Tlant 8-4) at De­ singles launched a two-run rally ninth. Dark moved rookie south­ ers were Mike Callahan and ion, the catcalls. troit (Lolich 3-3), night Ington, wlimlng 6-3 and losing 3- in five fourth. paw Mike Paul to first base and Kurt Carlson. INC. CUSTOM MADE to hike hds record to 7-3. 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But Maye fumbled Dick Would you like to take your gained In good driving rubber up, and it wears and wears and 663 GEN’TER STREET plaining that discussing such a • ♦ * second, then Rich Rollins drove INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Quality Memoriais If It Is not convenient to reach SH Innings. Kennedy's funeral. The Sunday Cleveland at Detroit McAullffe’s grounder and Mick­ car to a place that you can ut­ on your tires. comes in many different colors. matter "Is opposed to my A’S-OBIOLES— in the decisive run with a double them by phone during regular "He was picking on every game has been postponed out Minnesota at Washington ey Stanley followed with a two- Four inns in the fourth toning terly depend on, where the wnrk Mr. Plen suggests that a mot- MECHANIC ON DUTY theory of managing.’’ “ If he hadn’t broken the bat, in the eighth. 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Scott Vin­ SERVICE a better mechanic to solve your Another money saving tip Is However,, the - ball dropped Minnesota tied the nightcap at two wide pitches from Joe Hor­ salesmen to pressure you, they the carpeting, and at the same California at Boston, N ci paced the offense with two of mechanical problems than Mr. to have the transmission in your • Door Oaaoplea into right field and kept Odom 2-2 on pinch-hitter Frank Kos- ien in the seventh inning, then ORMAND J. WEST sell direct to the customers and time order a good rug pad. ’This Dodgers Within 2V2 Games from the Lead Only (Karnes scheduled his clubs three hits. Steve Plen. car checked every 25,000 miles therefore they do not have to a Storm Doora National League from becoming the second Oak­ tro’s single in the ninth. But the got one down the middle. He Pryor had the other hit. will add years to the life of your • Combination Wlndowa Director PARKADE On July 16, 1962, Mr. Plen and the oil In the transmissdon pay a commission to salesmen MANCHESTER W. L. Pet. G.B. land pitcher to hurl a no-hltter Senators came back to win the slammed it into the right field "rwo stogies by Dave Ruther­ changed. ’Ihis will prevent rugs or carpeting. Manchester Awning Co. took over the Texaco .Station and this saving is passed along St. Louis 31 22 .685 — this year. Jim "Catfish” Hunter 10th when, with none out, Ed seats for a two-run homer that ford and Dan Humiston complet­ In order to preserve the life 142 E. CENTER ST. BARBER SHOP located on Main St., and with transmission trouble and it also to you, the customer. Russ Col­ 105 WEST CENTER ST. Pitching Dodgers Strong Point, Atlanta 28 24 .638 2% pitched a perfect game May 8, Stroud, Fred Valentine, Ken gave Boston its victory. Duane ed the Contractor offense. Manchester’s Oldest it bpoug'ht many years of ex­ keeps the seals from drying out. lins, the manager of Manches­ of your rugs, regular cleaning Telephone 640-8091 Los Angeles 30 26 .536 2% The sacrifice fly by Brooks McMullen and Paul Casanova Josephson homered for Chicago Norman’s 000 410—6-3-1 Manchester’s Most Modem S s a ^ o d , With Finest Faculties perience as an expert mechanic By having this done, you can ter Rug Cleaning Co., will be Is necessary, and you can save Established 1049 Phlla’phla 25 23 .521 3% Robinson In the first initing singled. In the ninth. Ansaldl’s 101 001-3-3-4 Barber Shop with ExceUent working on all makes and mod­ save yourself req.1 money, for a pleased to assist you in any 16 per cent on the regular clean­ Cincinnati 26 24 .520 3% Ballard and Tweedy; Vasques, transmission job nuis into quite CHOICE VARIETY 6-Chalr Servlee! els of cars. way possible. Why not drop In ing price by taking your rugs Osteen Latest to Spin Shutout San Fran. 28 26 .519 3% Walsh (6) and Pryor, Walsh, a bit of money. OPEN 8 AJH. to 6 P.M. Now is the time to have your and look over the vast col­ directly to the plant at 15 Han­ J Upholstery CJhlcago 26 27 .481 5% Pryor. Brakes also should be check­ D rysd ale Sat. 8 to 5 (Closed Mondays) car put In first clase mechani- lection ■ of nigs? You will find naway St. If you prefer, pick up Qualify NEW YORK (AP) — 4-0 decision over San BY-ancisco. thus was shut out for the fojirth New York 24 27 .471 6 ed regularly. 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If you are putting new tires a row, a three-hitter; Bill Singer New York at San Fran., 2 Paquette scattered nine hits, of the oldest of the fully tested a large selection awaiting you. and let them do the work for SATURDAY 8 AM.-NOON and finished with .a slx-hltter. A crowd of 4(1,000 or more is on your car, the sensible thing added a six-hit 2-1 decision in 10 METS-GIANTft-* St. Louis at Cincinnati, 2 walked one. He was given fine A ll); ' Such well known names in you. Your furniture will be re­ Pete Rose settled the verdict expected to see how far Drys­ to do is to have the front end oils, and when your battery runs TOURAINE innings, and Don Sutton turned Ryan, who pitched out of a Atlanta at Chicago, 2 support at the plate by Reiner -■b ■ STEVENSON’S down get a sturdy Texaco or rugs and carpeting as Barwick, turned looking like new, and the with a two-run single off loser dale can carry his scoreless aligned. Even if it is just slight­ J. A. 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Tuesday night the team REASONABLE PRICES 1:55 News, weather N ex t W e e k Comer Broad and trzemskl, the Boston Red Sox 2:00 Monitor ■To ^TOP 2- Rental Fails to Stop Ryan in a row. Drysdale has 47 ca- start formal practice as a Osfrmsky BT. 88—VERNON, CONN. 6:66 Encore Middle Tpke. West slugger who was referred to a reer shutouts, far from the 113 unit. All desiring to tryout must 358 BURNSIDE AVE. 6:00 Monitor Vernon-Center Middle School; Just Above the ’TraflSic “We Rent Meet Everything” SAN PRANUISCO (AP) — For a man with indiges year ago by Chicago Manager earned by Johnson during his make their plans known by that DEALER IN WASTE RAST HARTFORD 11:00 News Phone 643-2176 an Circle 11:15 Sports Final Monday, orange juice, charbroil­ tion and a blister on his pitching hand, rookie right- Eddie stanky as "an aii-star career. Ume or will be ineligible. U :30 Other Side of Day AP DUSTY SOFTBALL In case of rain both sessions MATERIALS 289-6333 TEL. 648^0016 WPOP—1410 ed burger on roll, potato chips, hander Nolan Ryan didn’t suffer nmny hardships on f~m the neck d o ^ choked "I ’ve had great fielding sup­ up another personal triumph will be postponed one day. A Power and Hand Tools 1:00 BtU Bland wedge of cheese, vegetable Scoring all their runs in the appearance against the San Francisco Giants. port," declared Drysdale. “ I’m 2:00 Dick Heatherton BYiday nlghlt in his running bat­ maximum of 18 players may be Painting and Decorating 6:00 Terry McKay EQUIPMENT first ttiree Innings, Cantone Oil The New York Mets’ firehall- not doing anything dlfferenUy.” RAGS, IRON sticks, chocolate pudding; Tues­ DON WILLIS Three double plays helped tle with the White Sox pilot. Tools ^ WINF—UM 036 CENTER S’rRBET trimmed Center BiUiards last er, breezed through the Giants His string started on May 14 carried on toe roster, an in­ SPRING CLEANING 1:00 day, sausage, mashed potatoes, Sadeckl the first seven Initings. Yastrzemskl crossed up some crease of two over last season. SCRAP METAL Garden and Land Tools 1:10 Jack Drees on Bporta MANCHESTER night at Keeney Field, 8-1. for a 4-0 victory Friday night, with a 1-0 job against Chicago. 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He ‘T don’t know if they were Thursday, hot dog on soft roll, VEAR^>, 4TOPPIN0 IT Wi l l s h a r p l y AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SERV]^ and Tommie Agee homered to merged, even when she’s not performing as mer- " SELL With Moth Proofing on all 8:16 Speak Up Hartford total to 82 — third best in the trying to fool me or not, but I ticut Conference All-Star track COINS 9:00 News baked beans, sauerkraut, assort­ RE PULE VOUR RI^R PROM LUNii Don Simmons homered twice add three runs. maid at Florida’s Underwater Grand Canyon. She TRADE Winter Clothes—No Limit Speak Up Hartford was ready," the 1967 Triple Coach Succumbs squad. They are Charlie Brown, 9:40 ed fruits; Friday, baked mac­ ItAMOER ANP ORONiHlTl^. Front End Alignmont for the OUers and added a sin­ National Leag(ue. Ryan, now 6-4, allowed only displays winning form while practicing her golf PAUL DODGE Desperately needed, to re­ 11:30 Barry Farber Crown winner said. "The first Rick COlby, Toby Lorenzen and One Day Service on Suede aroni with tomatoes and cheese, Ha*lth CaptuUt givsi hvipiul information. SUPPLIES gle. Marsh Potter hod two hits The slumping Giants, who singles to ex-Met Ron Hunt HANOVER, N.H. (AP)—Earl plenish our stock, small or two pitches definitely were swing below the surface. Pete Monsees. Two Ellington Done On Premises cole slaw, green beans, bread It i> not intondod to bo ol a diapnoitic natura. General Repair Work and Frank FiUoramo also hom­ only one week ago were In' first through the first six innings. P. Hamilton, 44, an assistant PONTIAC, INC. largo collections. Snails Devour Weeds pltchouts. The third was a fast High nmners were also named, and butter, chocolate covered PLUS ered for the winners. 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Stanky supposedly was long DAILY RENTAL trol aquatic weeds In the United Northeast School: Monday, SERVICE D u PO N rS Giants and now has allowed Hamilton joined Blackman at Francisco will captain Yale’s 97 Center St., Manchester GLEANERS BlUlarda 000 001 0 -1 - 6-0 Hard-luck left-hander Ray gone, having been ejected after States. Tests in three small spaghetti, tossed salad, ax>ple only one earned run in 27 2-3 the University of Denver and 1968-69 fencing team. He’s a SERVICE Next To Liggett Drug Wednesday, vegetable soup, stop ’n Go Klein and LaPointe; Sylves­ Sadeckl, now 6-7, suffered his ■a running duel of words with Go Hand in Hand at Stafford 643-6296 lakes In South Florida showed crisp; Tuesday, frankfurts in then accompanied toe head sophomore. meat and butter sandwiches, ter and McAdam. fourth, consecutive...... shutout. loss. ‘“ X d some indlgestton after Ed Runge in toe fom ^ Slithering the red hot Bobby “ It was a long way to the DaUy 10 A.M.—6 P.M. Where you get low prices that the snails ate all the weeds rolls, potato salad, pickles, cel­ cake; Thursday, hot (log in a coach to Dartmouth in 1955. He Thurs. • Frl. 10 A.M.—9 P.M. MANCHESTE "Maybe they’ll turn the other ^ cblliburger this after- Jnning. The score was Ued 1-1 In Judkins Special through traffic comer," said Flemke after the $7 a day 7 C a mile in one year. ’The species are ery and carrot sUcks, cake roll, potato chips, vegetable Atlantic Service served as freshman coach at ITiatcher Shellaby, a sopho­ Monday Closed and a 1 0 % Bonus Card Skunks ore docile creoiUires. way soon," said Sadecki, who noon,” ,, disclosed Ryan, “ andonH the Boston seventh, at a blistering 21.2 second lap Marisa cornuarletis and Poma- with icing; Wednesday. meat sticks, cookies; Friday, maca­ race, "and I knew I had to give Dartmouth until 1966, when he more from Hermosa Beach, AUTO PARTS Prop: “Rudy” DuPont Many Hve a lifetime without re. has received but eight runs of toe blister started bothering me “ I’U‘ take four intentional pace, Southington’s Ed Flemke BUY ONLY THE . . . 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Sunday’s double- loth homer. “ There never is a Flemke grabbed the lead reversed the order at the fin­ peaches; Friday, fish sticks, buttered rice, green beans, Atlantic Products plua Steel and Carbide Krebs Setting Red Hot Pace header will send toe Giants’ dull moment- with' toe White shortly after a restart on lap 10, ish. Following second place Special Reamers mashed potatoes, colesldw, but­ pickled beets; Tuesday, spag­ SAT. TO 5 P.M. General Automotive Sox. Baseball needs more guys coming out of the first chute Repairing Mike McCormick, 4-7, and Gay­ Stevens were Loo Cleary, Dick NEED TIRES? Decimal Sizes From . . . Charbroiled tered beets, Jello and cream. KIDDIE STEAK hetti and hamburg, lettuce lord Perry, 6-8, against New like Stanky. You never know to a wheel ..J» wheel duel with, .030 thru .500 In Steps of .001 to Perfection on the Milk, bread and butter served salad; Wednesday, chicken what he’s going to do. 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Nightly beef stew, corn bread, sand­ Thursday, hamburg in roll, Buddy KreibB of South Windsor trio of pile-ups; no one was in­ Ball Lock Pins resume their head-ito-head bat­ Hourly e DaUy # Weekly Borlte Boring Bars—Carbide In The Gibson Lounge wiches; Tuesday, scalloped po­ chips, vegetable sticks, pickles; Painting— Decorating jured, but several cars ’>vore TRUCK TIRES Responsible Care for 2. 3, To "LeMesa Daniels Trio” . , . tatoes with ham. corn, pickled Friday, baked beans, macaroni tle tor supremacy tonight at Bill Rigney Admits He’s Good Manager badly damaged. Also Represonting Other COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL -.RESIDENTIAL 8:16 at Riverside Park Speed-; 4, 8-yr. olds from 7 a.m. to beets; Wednesday, barbequed and tuna salad, cole slaw. Stevens won a stop watch lor 6 p.m. Monday thru Sat­ Quality Manufacturers wlay. The two former champions PREMIUMS (CLOSED SUNDAYS-^UNE, JULY and AUGUST ONLY) hamburg on rolls, potato chips, Home-made desserts or fruit Interior— Exterior— Color Consulting Service his car’s owner in a trophy urday. _ 5 John, East Hartford—280-6450 top the field tor the 50-lap fear With Wink, After Splitting with Yanks dash with the other heat svto- Hot Lunches Served pickles; Thursday, roast turkey served -with all meals, in addi­ FIRST LINE Complete Insurance Coverage ture race. •ners, Bobby Melnlck and Fred 9 Delmont St., Manchester in gravy, mashed potatoes, peas, tion to milk, bread and butter. New York (AP) — Sixteen being himself,” said Rigney of early. “ But we let him off the Est. 1915 Oreco Is sttootinCT lor his Dessaro. 649-5531 tKtje ^kak Cluh cranberry sauce; Friday, choice Skinner Road School: Mon­ third straight main event vic­ hits and eight runs do wonders Mincher, who stopped a Sam hook and he got toe big lead Firestone Wide Ovals of tomato soup or clam chow­ day, baked luncheon meat, A Held of 15 Tiger cars, the Read Herald Ads 860 MAIN ST.— OPP. CONNECTICUT BLVD. tory at Agawam and fourth of for a manager suffering through ^ c l^ w e ll fastball vdth his made it largest this year provided the EAST HARTFORD—TEL. 280-4359 der. Sandwiches of tuna fish mashed potatoes, carrots, pea­ the season. “ . jaw and was sidelined for three ^ ^ , Armstrong Prowlers or peanut butter and marsh­ nut butter sandwiches; Tues­ WM. DICKSON & SON The Great HU Famine of ^eeks early in toe season. tough, said Houk. fans with some added thrills as Krebs has placed second to the top runners to this new di­ Got A Painting Probiem? Well Help! mallow. Dessert, milk and day, sliced ham, potato salad, Tel. 649-0920— ^Manchester, Conn. Greco twice, including last week 1968. Just ask California’s BUI Mlncher’s first inning shot Peterson made it easy in toe Special Purchase sandwiches served with all cheese sticks, celery sticks, Rigney. • got toe Angels started and they opener. He needed just 105 vision turned the oval to a re­ to the leOrJap Memorial d a s- spectable 26.2. Service still means som^hingr to us— and sem ce meals. butter sandwiches; Wednesday, slc. Despite not having cap­ “ I was a pretty good manager kept right on going. Included pitches to dispose of the Angles means spending enough time with you to help you East Elementary Srhool: beef and gravy, rice, green tured a checkered flog this In that second game,” winked in toe romp were three singles and was in control all toe way. GOODYEAR NYLONS select thfe right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ Mo;iday, American chop suey, beans, peanut butter sandwich­ spring, Krebs stiH has managed Rigney after toe Angels had by Rick Reichardt, a stogie-and “ Control has been his prob- ning. See us for paint and seivice when you plan your PLYWOOD CENTER spinach; Tuesday, hot turkey es; Thursday, macaroni chick­ to mcdnltato the top spot to the busted loose for an 8-4 victory two triples by Jim Fregosl, and lem,” said Houk, who had Peter- next project. sandwiches, applesauce, sliced en salad, potato chips, celery point Standtogs. He leads Greco and a split of toelr twl-nlght a homer by Tom Satrlano. son in toe bullpen for a month Lapp Plaza carrots; Wednesday, beef stew sticks, cheese sticks; Friday, by 36 potolte. doubleheader against l^ew York The heavy support helped Jim before returning him to the fish puffs, mashed potatoes, cole Friday. McGlotolln survive a shakey starting rotaUon a week ago. Route 83, Vernon with mixed vegetables, orange EJd Flaitnode and Bobby Bard juice; Thursday, oven fried slaw, butter sandwiches. of Westfield, Jap Membrlno of Fritz Peterson’s eight-hitter start. He gave four hits and He showed a lively fastball and a good change of pace 875-4304 chicken, cream style corn, but­ ■Wlaterbury, Dan Devoe of M!an- had beaten toe Angels 4-1 to three runs to toe first two in- MJo/msonPAmKO. cheSter amd Steve Bvonslon of the opener. "I wasn’t tood good nings, but only two more hits against toe Angels. Nine of the tered noodles; Friday, baked BETTER VIEW 27 men he retired went down P ^ IT S ’ macaroni and cheese, stewed Qranlby have taken the other BUDDY KBEB8 to that one,” laughed Rigney. after that. 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— PHONE 649-4501 ST. THOMAS, Virgin Islands features at Agawam. Don Mincher had a pinch "He was throwing good but on toe changeup. t ^ h e r e tomatoes. Homemade dessert (AP) — 'The 500 acre Water Is pdons to the field ait Riverside BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK S or fruit, sandwiches and milk Fatnode, like Oreco and single in toe opener, and Rlg- getting his pitches in bad spots,” "A good pitch to use to this land, located in St.. Thomas har­ and Greco is the only one of ■MW-f:. served with all meals. KrebB, also is looking tor an­ ney started' him in toe night explained Rigney. "That’s why kind of weather," said Peter­ You’ll And the flnest plywood bor, was used as a military ob­ other track title ait RlveiBlde. the group wtio has hit the win­ cap. All Mincher did was ram they were hitting him." son, who worked in 91-degree Your independent Lake Street School: Monday, paneling, cabinet plywoods, kitch­ servation post during World The WesiCl^d flyer last made ner’s circle this spring. Two a three-run homer and two Ralph Houk, manager of too heat. "The heat didn’t bother spaghetti with meat sauce, en cabinets and Armstrong celling* Wars I and II. Now the site of the topf In 1964. other overdue pilots are Jerry stogies. Yankees, was sure his club me. I’m just happy to be start­ cheese Wedges, green beans, took far tlit loldn artkn. . . McDoaaU's” w . . ^ Open Thurs., Frl. 9 P.M. for the Water Isle Colony Club, a ’mere are five former cham- Hutniston and Danny Qalullo. "He’s just getting back to would knock McGlotolln out ing again.” fruit; Tuesday, chicken in your convenleniio. posh resort, Its "observation” 46 WEST CENTER STREET dealer gravy, rice and noodles, cran­ activities are limited to glrl- SILVER LANE EXTENSION berry sauce, succotash, fruit; i|fatchliig. ilANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1988 ______-k______- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN ------i b u g g s b u n n y OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB AufomobllM For Solo 4 Bwinota Sorvieos Perinrinq Poporlng 21 Holp Wontod' ■ Holp ^AU_ RKSHTl QUIT FOOLING HE'^WRITINS TO WASH­ Offoiod 13 (NTERIOR and exterior paint­ SI Fomedo 35 THIS IS A 5T10CUP! Antwcr f# rwWow rwnto - PONTIAC Lemans 1968 con­ MAN WANTED aa truck driver AROUND AND HAND OVSK INGTON TO SUS6EST ^ CLASSIFIED vertible, 8 cylinder, automatic. ing and papering. (Tail Phil and yard man. Apply in peij LIGHT triicking', odd Jobs, also DENTAL assistant, full-time for R.N. or L.P.N., 11 to 7 'a.m., vouam u-ETi VOO COULONT KEEP HIM \\USINS THE ANTI-NOISE For the Birds Z A e / : H O W S THE 647-1132 after 6 p.m. moving large appliances. Bum- Denoncourt, 7424178. Rockville office. Write Box fidl or part-time. Laurel son, W.H. England Lumber (»^9AT tJOWN WITH A RNETINS A RESEARCH FUNDS TO Co., 640 Bast Middle Tpke. ! Ing barrels delivered. $4. 644- p a in TINO - Interior and ex- ’’N” , Manchester Herald, giv­ Manor, 649-4616. SCIENTIST MACHINE /HE'S CLAlMiMS/l PAV FOR FREE EAR- 1955 CADILLAC, $100. Also I ■ I —I I — - — 11 ■ — I ACROSS nickname 1776. terior, very reasonable, free ing full qu^iflcatlons. C O M IN 6 NOW, THE ULTIMATE TEST OF / \^U & S FOR EVERV- 51 salver ADVERTISING 1950 Pontiac station wagon, SHEET METAL worker, exp«r> 1 — }*y runs but needs repairs. Make -' estimates. Call Richard enced In duct layout or duc|' 1UAT HE KE CREAT iVE TALENT IS ) ^"^O N E 52 Abstract EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, Holp Wontod Molt 3ft 5 Jack------CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Martin, 640-9285, 646-4411. erection. Good pay, fringe ber4 INVENTED S im p l y n e w u s e s f o r 8 Songbird being offer. Can ibe seen rear of 28 full-time permanant position. 53 E g ^ tia n Lilac St. DISHWASHER wanted, eve­ eflta also oil burner. Call 628> T H E E A R - OLD RESOURCES I 12 One-time 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. DON’T THROW THAT JOSEPH P. LEWIS custom Excellent salary. Should be goddess familiar with machine posting. nings, Willie's Steak House, 7707. 1 , P LU S ^ tennis 1663 OLDSMOBILE F—85, Tan painting. Interior and exterior, player 54 Anglo- OLD MOWER AWAY! Norman's, Mamchester. Call for 640-5271. . Saxon 2-door V—8, 3-speed, automa- paperhanging, wallpaper re­ 12Arab COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. appointment, Mrs. May, 646- ~ PART-'TIM^ ^ thcow Uc, good condition. $425. 648- moved. Wallpaper books on re­ EXPERIENCED John Deere garment 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATION We can recondition your old 0116. POR'TER 14 Comfort IS Attorney palm 6826. quest. Fully insured. Free es­ back hoe operator. Also ex­ as a war Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4:80 p.m. Friday. 15 Without (sb.) 36 African fly power mower to run like timates. Call 649-9658. perienced amesite men. Call Mornings, 6-day week. 56 L.OW sand 8 Tiny new for less money than a SECRETARY for local law of­ (comb, 9 Raver 37 Peculiar 1962 CHEVROLET Impala-2- after 6, 742-8190. hill new one will cost. NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ fice. Write Box GG, Manches­ Apply to Mr. Petro form) 10 Natural fats tendency PLEASE READ YOUR AD door hardtop, standard trans­ ter Evening Herald. 16 Second- DOWN 38 Sample ing, paperhanging, paper re­ CLAIMS Adjuster Trainee — 11 Poverty- mission, loaded with extras. We a.'e small engine spe­ year sheep 1 Lose blood stricken . with the Clasaifled or “ Want Ads’* are taken over the pbone aa a $795. 643-2847. moval. Free estimates and dec­ Large Mutual Casualty Co. is W. T. GRANTS BY V. T. HAMLIN cialists and can save you WAITRESS wanted. Apply to Manchester Shopping Parkado ALLY OOP 17 Grafted 2 Memento 19 State bird tongue GOiwanlence. The advertiser should read his' ad the FIRST orating service. Quality work­ Mr. Flink at Cavey's Restau­ looking for an adjuster trainee ' (her.) of Ohio 40 To get the r e p o r t e r r o r s In time for the 1964 FORD XL — 4-door hard- money and aggravation in the Manchester area. Col­ DID YOU EVER f=EEU caae manship, neat, competent serv­ rant, 643-1415. PRESS OPERATORS T YOU'D LIKE TO CHUCK 18 Piece out 20 Clergyman m------e a n in g o f next insertion. The Herald is responsible lor oidy ONE Incor­ top. ExcelleiVt condition. Orig­ caused by a balky lawn- lege graduate preferred. This 3 Gives ice. Call 647-9664. l/ORK LIFT OPERATORS THE WHOLE WORKS 19 Provide voice to 23 User of brads 43 Athena rect or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only inal owner, reasonable. Call mower. SECRETARY, no shorthand, is a golden opportunity for the AND GO RSHING? supply PACKERS 4 World 25 Italian city 44 Small to the extent of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors which do 621-4653, after 3. good typist, deversified duties. right man. CJompany car, ex­ of food War II 27 Fountain aperture not lessen the value of the advertisement win not be corrected We service all makes in our 21 Scatter, as Floor FInIshInq 24 Excellent employe benefits. penses, other benefits avail­ First Shift, 45 Hour Week abbreviation. concoction 45 Formerly by “ make good” insertion. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, black, sun^ well equipped shop and all a i o h iy 48 Affirmative C»ll Miss Flynn, 249-7801, 8:30 able. Send resume to Richard 5 Material 28 Fruit drinks roof, red leathCT interior, fully work is guaranteed. FLOC« SANDING and reflnlsh- 22 Ubyan vote to 4:30 p.m., Monday through McKenna, 353 Crown St., New EASTERN BOILER f t I MILE-WIDE com facta 33 Weapon equipped, show room condition, ing (specializing in older PROJECTILE "‘'i TO seaport pointers 50 Masculine So don’t send your mower Friday. Haven, Conn. ELECTRONICS, INC. ; 6 Encourage $1,450. Call 649-5756. floors). Inside painting. Paper­ UJ O F S O L ID THAT= 24 Each of a 7 Carry on, 34 Climbing. nickname 643-2711 to the dump—send it to us 99 Loomis St. < ROCK,COMES class 875-3136 hanging. No Job too small PLUMBER — EXPERIENCED, ITT n r i n and SAVE! ! EVER NEARER 26 Former B H ' l r r " 1 r (RockvUle, Ton Free) CHEVROLET 1962 Bel Air, au­ John Verfallle, 649-6760. RN — 7-3 shift, full-time, part- steady work, new construction, DISHWASHER wanted Frida^ THE EARTH ON rulers tomatic 6, radio, heater, good good hourly rate with overtime. and Saturday nights. Apply Cet- ITS ERRATIC IT IT FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- time. Laurel Manor, 649-4519. COURSE BY J. B. WILUANS 28 Asseverates condition, $476. After 5 p.m., Inquire Imperial Plumbing Co., vey's Restaurant, 45 East Ceiv OUI'OUR WAY Ing, old and new. All floors 29 Artificial IB IT 646-6869. MINI-MOTORS 989 Sullivan Ave'.,, South Wind­ ter Street. * language Trouble Reaching Our Advertiror? treated with 3 coats of hot wax. ■.•AM. sor. 644-1521. ' 30 Low haunt 1967 MUSTANG — 2-door hard­ 112 Park St., Hartford Also cleaning and rewaxing. STENOGRAPHER 524-6480 31 Cover top. Standard—6, stick shift, ra­ Call 643-0381. EXPERIENCED tractor 'trailer 32 Son of Gad 24-Hour Answering Service Personnel Department MEN : s6T»S»tt , M€A. U«. T.M. t# ,. U .t U >. dio, heater. $1,700. Call 649-1660. (Bib.), Pick Up and Delivery If Wanted driver. Steady work for quali­ 33 Am phl- Free to Herald Readers fied person. Apply S & D, Inc., WANTED BY LEFF and McWHLIAMS N Bonds— Stocks Exciting position in busy of­ 95 Hilliard Street. Manchester. D AVY JONES theatar Auto Accessorios— fice Involves interviewing, 35 Denomina­ Want information on one of our classified advertisements? Mortqaqos 27 YOU TORE UP SU R E, MR. EXCUSE M E , GOOD LUCK TO BOTH tions No answer at the telephone noted? Simply can the Tiros 6 light steno, maintaining rec­ PLUMBER and plumber’s help- NO E X P E R IE N C E W H A T ARE OUR. CONTRACT, TINTZ... BOT EVERYTHING OF YOU, DOCTOR... 38 Coronet Housohold Sorvieos SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ ords, compiling reports and er needed for full-time work. N E C E S S A R Y / HIS CHANCES, DAVY... PROMISE YOU'RE GOING IS READY. I AND IN A WAY YOU 39 Arboreal U W limited funds available for sec­ many varied duties. Com­ Call 649-3286. YOU'LL LIVE UP TO MAKE IT.» M U S T G O ... WON'T UNDERSTAND, ONE PAIR bucket seats, $36. OflFormi «1 3 .A IT A N Y W A Y . GOOD LUCK TO ME, TOO. homaa EDWARDS ond mortgages, payments to pany offers competitive WE WILL TRAIN 41 Danish J Call 643-8936. REWEAtONG of bums, moth- ' suit your budget. Expedient starting salary, 8:30 to 4:30 GAS STATION attendant and county IT ANSWBUNG SERVICE holes, zippers repaired. Win­ service, J. D. Realty, 643-6129. hours, excellent benefits, lubrication man, full or part- F U L L -T IM E 42 Bathed dow shades made to measure, free parking, subsidized caf­ time, days. Apply in person, 48 Before W PART-TIME iiH iiig a iiiiiii v r Troilors— all size Venetian blinds. Keys eteria, excellent working Don Willis Garage, 18 Main S.-OOAM. 47 Caterpillar 649-0500 875-2519 Businoss Opportunity 2B Street, Manchester. a:B O A .M . hair U v r Mobile Homos 6-A made while you wait. Tape re­ conditions. Apply, DAY SHIFT ; and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser in corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 48 Brythonlc 5T v r VOLKSWAGEN camper, 1967 sea god Jig Ume without spending all evening at the telephone. Main St., 646-5221. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS^ ^^..4 completely insulated, with heat MANCHESTER Tavern — Good FIRST NATIONAL SO Lad’s central, location, only $4,000. and ready to go. Low mileage. NOW IS THE TIME to proteTt STORES, INC. APPLY PERSONNEL Call Everett Agency, 649-8638. Personals Call 643-4412. and restore original appear­ DEPARTMENT ance of your ameslte driveway Park and Oakland Avenues Detailer-Draftsm an BY DICK TURNEB NOEL Adair dry - skin foot FOR SALE or rent—home made CARNIVAL HERALD with a good coat of protective East Hartford creme. Lubricant for callouses. Chuck wagon, storage trailer, sealer. Free estimates. 742- Tired Of Paying Rent? Experienced on valves and MANCHESTER dry skin, rough heels, legs. I0xl2’ tent. 876-6124 after 2. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL W A Y O U t BY KEN MUSE DOX LETTERS Softens, soothes tired feet. ------—------9487. piping preferred. Good Quinn’s Pharmacy. 31ALLARD CAB4PING trailer— TEACHERS especially of ele­ starting salary, fringe bene­ >|rNEi»|tht S}*n>imtr, Inc. VENE'HAN blinds — repaired, SUNOCO Will Sell . . . I PROSRAAAMED ______fully equipped. Excellent con­ mentary grades needed for full fits, work In modem air- For Your retaped and recorded. 646-0273, 1. 2-bay, 2-lift service station. or part-time summer positions. YOUNG MAN. part-Ume. after­ THE RULE9 0 P RIDE WANTED for two from dition. Call 649-5477. conditioned plant now un­ Information Fairfield St. to State Office 649-2971. Please call 742-9289 between 7-8 der construction. Contact noons for auto parts store. Tire POETRY INTO l.THE RAIN CHECK 2.z. Onun very busyousy highway.mgnway. changing experience preferred, L£sifi!± Building, 8:30-4:30. Call 643- Mr. Andrew. THE COMPUTER PU' ROSES ARE THREAD LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk dellv- ______Seymour Auto, 681 Main. ■ THE HERALD will not 7539. Motorcycles— ery, yards, attics, cellars 3. No down payment, no Inter- ft^jcEPTIONIST and secretary SO IT CAN disclose the Identity of Btcyclos 11 cleaned and remoyed. Also odd est chatY^s. for real estate office. Call MORLAND PRODUCTS, MAKE UP 2 3 7 1 ViaETSAREGLUg, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK Om AL any advertiser using'box A POEAA/ letters. Readers answer­ Automoblks For Sedo 4 jobs. 644-8962. 4. Paid training. 649-6347 for appointment, ask INC. the SIDEWALK IS WAXED ing blind box ads who 1965 HONDA Superhawk, black, for Mr. Phllbrick. COLLEGE STUDENTS A BEAUTIFUL BEAIZD desire to protect their JANITORIAL services — win­ 5. Excellent opportunity. $300. Call 649-5401. dows, washed, kitchen floors MATURE yourrg lady as com­ 1404 Tolland Tpke., Manchester ANDSriCkSTO/MYSHOE identity can follow this 1969 PONTIAC. Clean, needs 649-2893 Join swinging group of live procedure: work. Best offer. Call 649-4291. 1965 HONDA S—90, black and washed and waxed, general panion for three children at rnaintenance. Wise Mainten­ For further information call beach for six weeks, starting wire college men earning gray, windshield, 3;000 miles, or write Sun Oil Co., P.O. $3.20 per hour salary doing Enclose your reply to the 1964 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS excellent condition, $250. 643- ance, 643-2603. June 24th. Call 649-9365 after box in an envelope — F-85. Bucket seats, automatic Box 71, East Hartford, 668- pleasant dignified work. 2022. 6 p.m. address to the Classi­ transmission, power steeling, 3400. Evenings call Jeff Company representative fied Manager, Manchester Building— Keith, 647-9546. WANTETD — part-Ume book- will hold interviews at power brakes, V-8 sports HONDA Holiday — 160 cc, new YOUNG MEN for stock and de­ Evening Herald, together and unused. Must sell. Mllt- 14 keeper and receptionist for deh- Willie's Motel, 444 Center with a memo listing the coupe, Clean. C!all 742-9087. ControcHnq livery for full-time and also for BY ROY CRANE taiy obligation. Call 742-7789 for ------tal office. 649-5676. St., Manchester, on Mon­ BUZZ SAWYER companies you do NOT 1958 BUICK Century, good run­ WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- WILL LEASE Villa Louisa ------part-time. Apply in person on­ day, June 10, at 10:15 a.m. want to see your letter. information. ly, Westown Pharmacy, 459 ning condition, $125. or best of­ modeling specialist. Additions, Hotel. Call Paul Flano for de- BOOKKEEPER — part-time 9 only. Ask for Mr. Hutchins. Your letter will be de­ Hartford Rd. NOW , LOOK, B U r. -tho se GENTLEMEN GAVE ME / o n YOUR FEET? fer. Call 649-9736 after 8 p.m. rec rooms, dormers, porches, tails, 646-0191. to 2 p.m., Tuesday through Fri­ SOME VERY GOOD REASONS WHY 1 SHOULD I WeVECOTTO b-9 stroyed If the adveitlser day. Apply Rafa’s Restaurant, is one you’ve mentioned. Businoss Sorvieos cabinets, formica, built - Ins, ------WANTED production lathe KEEP AWAY FROM THEIR TERRITORY. IT'S NOT FIND T H r 1966 DODGE Polara Sedan. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. 2815 Main Street, Glastonbury. THAT I'AA AFRAID, MIND Y0U...1 UUSTBELIEVE GANGSTERS' If not it will be handled Offorod 13 hand with some experience. ASSISTANT traffic manager — A in the usual manner. V-8, power steering. radio, IN LISTENING TO R E A S O N . J ~ UNDERSEA HOMES, GARAGES, p o r cSchools h e s and , ______Classes 33 HAIRDRESSERS — to work Fifty hour week plus benefits. salary, good benefits. Apply In heater, vinyl interior, 3-speed. TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, Apply In person, Metronlcs, wipers. Excellent condition, $1,- rec rooms, room additions, g^wiNG INSTRUCTTIONS — second shift, 4-9 p.m. Thursday person. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye building lots cleared, trees top­ and Friday. Apply Carriage Inc., 640 Hilliard Street, rear. IF I 700. Call 876-0196. kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ Professional. Teen-agers enroll Street, South Windsor. Lost and Found 1 ped. Got a tree problem? Well House, 18 Oak Street, Manches­ COULD worth phone call, 742-8252. eral repair work. Financing now for beg^ner summer MACMINE assembler medium 1960 FALCON staUon Wagon, 6 ter. BAKER’S HELPER — Apply ONIV available. No down payment. course, 8 weeks, $15, adults, to heavy equipment. Ex­ cyclinder, standard. As Is. Call Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 Cen, -TURN LOST — Passbook No. 6S 1232 Economy Builders, Inc. 643- $20. Individual attention. Ad- RELIABLE woman for house perienced. Able to work from 649-3408. Reasonable. ter St., Manchester. IT UP Savings Bank of Manchester. LAWN MOWED. 6169. vanced classes available. Call cleaning one day per week. 647- blueprints. Call Mr. Barnes, Application made for payment. Call 643-1723. 51 P E I960 VOLKSWAGEN sedan. Runs ______CARPENTOY— concrete steps, 742-8206 or 742-6667. 1125 after 4 p.m. ,,^89-7471. MAN WANTED part-time. Ap, DOWM- / very well. Needs minor body TRUCKING, Light truck- floors, hatchways, remodeling, ply in person, Capitol Equip-I Ip) 1MI ^ NfA, Im . TM. t*9 US M Off. MANICURIST — full or part- TEACHERi^ especially of ele­ work. Call 628-3687,' evenings. Attics and Cellars ment Co., 38 Main Street. porches, garages, closets, ceil­ time. Apply Carriage House, 18 mentary grades, needed for full Announcomonls cleaned. Trash hauled to the ings, attics finished, rec Holp Wontod— LS ‘Remembar, Janit, it’» a man’s world . . . our job is 1961 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- Oak Street, Manchester. or part-time summer positions. PART-TIME service station dump. Reasonable. Phone 643- rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ Fomolo 35 O'NEAL to manac# it for them!” door, V-8, 4 new tires, good con­ Please call 742-9289 between help wanted. Apply in person, ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ 5846, 643-9973. er related work. No Job too WOMAN wanted for full-time Moriarty Brothers, 315 Ctentei' BY LANK LEONARD dition, $350. Call 876-8113. FABRIC saleslady for part-or 7 a.m. - 8 a.m. MICKY FINN ers,oiH, ocuoosales and oc,T.vw,service, bonded______. , , , small. Dan Moran, Builder. full-time work at Pilgrim Mills, general office work. Expert Street, Manchester, Conn. representative. Alfred Amell. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? ^ E A-1, t ^ k Is A-l. Evenings 649-8880. ence preferred but will consld- JANITORIAL — part-time, eve­ BUT VDU REALLY I SURE DIDN'T! Hartford Rd. Apply to Man­ Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ er other. Send resume to Box nings. Manchester area. Five PART-tlme service station at-I DIDN'T COME HERE I IMJULD LIKE TO BY MILTON CANIFF 647-1719 or 643-4913. ways sealed and small truck- ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga- ager. Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. "CHARLES. TO BUY A PAINTING, SPEAK TO YOU STEVE CANYON est Douglas accepts lowest “H", Manchester Evening Her­ nights per week, 6:30 to 8:30 tendant, 3 evenings a week. See WELL, r WAS LOOKING AT Ing done A-l right. Call Tre- rage, rec rooms, bathrooms THIS PAINTING RIGHT HERE! MANLEY TYLER DID VDU,SHERIFF? — ABOUT YOUR , LIMOUSINE Service — 1968 down, smallest payments, any­ ald. p.m. Call Hartford, 249-6889 be­ Mr. Sloan, Esso Service Center! OU* CONTACTS REPORT ACH ! VY 1ST 1 mano Trucking Service toll tiled, kitchens rem odel^ ce­ IT WOULD LOOK NICE IN MY IT IS PRICED FATHER! ^ Cadillac yours for your wed­ where. Not small loan finance tween 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Rt. 83, Vernon. ' OFFICE-IT HAS A LOT OF THAT A ’HALK' IS ON AM I SOCH A fljee, 742-9487. ment work, cellar floors, pa­ WAITRESS — 6:30 a.m. to NODDLESTRUDEL ding day with qhauffer, company plan. Douglds Mo­ BLUE IN IT/ k GREAT CIRCLE FUOHT tios, roofing. Call Leon Cles- CLERK TYPIST 3 p.m., no experience necessa­ FULL or part-time. Trailer PART-TIME, Salesman, to call FROM THE FAR air-conditioned, 7-pasaenger. tors, 345 Main. BULLDOZER, backhoe work, synski. Builder. 649-4291. ry. Call 649-8236, the Egg and Driver to work for Golf Car on local business and profes-- Ulric Limousine Service, Ed­ land clearing, septic tanks In­ STUDEBAKER 1962, 4 - door You Restaurant, 1095 Main St., Rental Services. No experi­ sional people in greater Hart-, mund U. Parent Jr., 649-3660. stalled, drainage fields. Paul NEWTON H. SMITH ft SON — Postlon open lor qualified sedan, 46,000 miles, good tires, Manchester. ence necessary. For further ford area. Must have auto,' Schendel, 649-0466. Remodeling, repairing, addi­ typist with good figfure apti­ JOHN MERE is now working 2 snow tires on wheels includ- information call 649-2567 or ideal for retired person. Call tions, rec rooms, garages, tude. This position offers a BOOKKEEPER wanted, two John Adams 649-2610 (12 noon- at Russell’s Barber Shop, ed, $200. 643-1469 after 6 p.m. jjitCH’S LAWN Service —Com­ 643-2010 after 5 p.m. porches and roofing. No Job variety of Interesting work. days a week, approximately 15- 9 p.m.). comer of Oak and Spruce. plete lawn care, seeding, mow- 1960 PLYMOUTH Fury.' 2-door too small. Call 649-3144. Company offers competitive 18 hours per week. Call Mrs. LUMBER TRUCK driver, year Ing, rolling, etc. Also odd Jobs hardtop, automatic, running sta'cting salary, excellent Mlnlcuccl, 649-0344, 742-7870. 'round work, excellent fringe AUTO BODY man — experienc-^ cleaning cellars, attics, yards. condition, $400. or best offer. benefits, free parking, sub­ benefits. Apply Yard Superin- ed, good wages, insurance ben-, Free estimates. 649-1186. Call after 6:30, 649-8746. Roofinq— SIclInq 1ft sidized cafeteria and excel­ BAKERY COUNTER girl. Ap­ tendent, W. G. Glenney Lum- efits. Woodland Auto Body ,Co.,, lent working conditions. Ap­ ply in person. Davis Bakery, ber Co., 336 No. Main St., 1208 Bugiside Avenue, East. Casual Air THE BEST In roofing — and ply. 521 Main St. Manchester. Hartford. MR. ABERNATHY BY RCLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY GOLFERS roof repair. Call Ckiughlin, 643-7707. WANTED BY RETIRED gen­ Luscious Fruits tleman, mature housekeeper- THE LITTLE GUY © A J U S T TH IN K ! If you have the “ ylpps” on FIRST NATIONAL CARyaitAN T companion to live in. Write P. .1 A LW A YS CHAMP ALL RIGHT. the greens and want to try RooBnq ond IS IN THERE ■ I S-TORES, INC. O. Box 33. Thompsonville, k n e w AAR. something different, bring AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC A S K IN G O U R MORTY MEEKLI BY DICK CAVALU Chtmnoys Ift-A , Conn., or call 1-746-6696 be­ ABEBNATHY In your old putter to us and Park and Oakland Avenues B O S S FO R ♦ tween 4 and 8 p.m. EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS WAS QUITE A we’ll put a permanent white ROOFING — Specializing re­ East Hartford ADYICE! OKU ^VORITE NOFE...1UE FCRJHB BUT THE r K T ^ C W ... omu-i 1492 coating on the head — cost pairing roofs of all kinds, new SALESPERSONS — experienced Y flT H T H E V B A eB B A L L . I THINK FRINGE BENEFITS A C E N T Y a J IBAMTOLP 1HANk?56IV/N0 10-20 $3. roofs, gutter work, chimneys woman’s wearing apparel, 3, 4 LADIES, BUT FfAYING IN TUB t^ T O F lB S r C4i., 38 available. Call Mondays or any Tpke. HOUSEWIVES — work from Main St., Manchester. Hours evenings after 7 p.m. 742-6667. your home telephonftfg Fuller EXCELLENT Earnings—in your dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:30-9, Brush customers, neighborhood- spare tiine. Openings for cap­ Saturday 7:80-4. 643-7058. DRESSMAKING — Alterations, areas, very profitable. Call zippers rejilaced, etc. Excel­ able ambitious women 247-1949. COMPOSITOR? TREE removal-Trlmmlng. Rea­ lent workmanship, 649-4311. representing AVON Cosmetics. sonable rates. Covered for ------Sfj------Earn while you learn. Call 289- CLEANING WOMAN wanted .B IWI t , HU. K . TM > „ . Ul. >il. OH. « property dantage. Got a tree 4922. one day per week. Good pjiy- b 'l i'i jf IMMEDIATE OPENING AVAILABLE problem? Call Dana’s Tree Movlno— Truckinq— Call before 11 a.m., 649-9043. ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS Storaqo 20 COUNTER GIRL — weekends. Service, 622-8429. Apply Bess Eaton Donuts, 160 After reviewing the many fringe benefits, ■ rO fZ V O li \ N O O N S BACK - HOE available with MANCHESTER Delivery—light Center St., Manchester. Rfrad Herald Ads you'll wonder why you waited so long to '■ HBPLf yards of 45-inch. fer for 6 motifs; color chart. reel, rotary, hand. Pick-up and SEND S04 IR M in i plus tsp for f ir it - e ln i L. PELLETIER — Painting — • CLERK TYPIST. /S', ■Rll Md IMCllI hlBl|llii» I f ««rh...... mH.rn.. SEND asp In eolni plui ISp for flrit-elaii deliver, 649-7958. interior and exterior, papering • INDUSTRIAL NURSE Sue Burnett, millendju.eclel6endUuLfor each petten. MANCHESTER EVENING EveiUiv Herald, 1160 A'VE.----- OF — Anne Cabot, Manchester RUBBISH — trash removed to and paper removal, fully In­ AHEBIOAS, NBW YOBK, N.Y. Evening Herald, IIM AVB. OF sured. 643-9043, and 049-6326. And Other Manufacturing Openings lOOM. AHEBIOAS, NEW YOBK, N. Y. the dump, lawns maintained. 10036 Ctall 649-1868 after 6 p.m. Apply CHENEY BROTHERS, Inc. PriRt NiRit, R'ddrtii Riltti ZIP CODE, Style Print Nima, Addrtii with ZIP CODE nnd ______INSIDE-outside painting. Spe- HERALD Personnel Dept., 31 Cooper HUl St. Number and tlia. Styli Nnmher. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, clal rat^s for people over 66. Manchester, tlenn. 06040 FASHION conscious women — send SEND 50( today tor the new '68 Spring '/ IS BISSELL STREET now tor our latest is^ue of the Spring fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Call my competitors, then call - 1EL 643.4141 & Summer ALBUM! Free knit directions All concrete repairs. Reason- me. Estimates given. 649-7863, & Summer '68 Basic FASHION — 504. for man's or boy's cable-cardigan. ably priced. 643-0861. 876-8401.

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H o u m Iio M O o e d l 1 1 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE HouMS ftor Soto 7 2 H o u s m Fpr Sate 72 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1968 PAGE THIRTEEN

t w o —BEDROOM spacious old­ •6V6 r o o m RANCH — Im­ SINOKR’ 8 ^-HawaUan Happen- n Insr” now going on! Big cele­ O w THE RACETRAOJ OLD UUB8KAPS er home near West Side Rec. maculate. Wall to wall carpet­ IttH For Sate 73 Out Of Town Oot Of Town ^Jiist a Chance’ CLASSIFIED bration specials on used ma­ A r e g u l a r vim z Priced in low teen’s. Owner, ing, walkbut basement. Large MANGHBSTEIR 6 room For Sate 75 For Sate 75 chines. Drastic reductions on HE JDCKEVS HI6 DRAGSTER 649-8860. landscaped lot. Gerard Agen­ Ranch. All large rooms, fire­ BERRrS WORLR COVENTRY—Nice treed btdld- portables, consoles, sig sags. LIHE MOBOOV’S b i z - cy, 649-0638, 648-0360. place and attached garage. ANDOVER — Overiooklng lake. NEW USTING — Cape, 6 Ing lot, $1,200. Owner, 643-6724. VERNON — Meticuloudy kept Save! See our $88 specials — DELIGHTFUL Princeton Street- WaU to wall, new formica Clean Gape with fuU shed ADVERTISING rooms very clean, aluminum 6-room Ranch, situated within House to Sell brand new sewing machines, area offers this 7 room Colon­ counters, and stainless steel VERNON — EatabUriied area, dormer. Four rooma down, one vacuum cleaners, TV's. Save! siding, garage, well landscap­ sink along with beautifully and buUdIng lot 100x200 wooded, walking Vernon up. Space for bath and Iftv up. CLA88IFIBD ADVERT1SINO DEPT. HOURS ed yard. Bowers School, ask­ ial. Three bedrooms, 1% baths, See the Hawaiian Boutique — well maintained grounds. Real two blocks from Vernon Shop- Circle I T j ice, aa- Big enclosed front porch. Deep ing $21,9001 Hurry! H. M. nicely landscaped yard. Many 8 AJL to 4tS0 PM. full of Hawaiian-inspired ac­ custom features, only $26,900. doll house, $21,900. Wolverton pinjf Plata. Reasonable. CaU sumablt>r ap'-' wooded lot. Lake privUeges. cessories ^and gift ideas. Now Frechette Realty, 647-9993. All She Wants Paul W. Dougan R ector, 640- Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. to-'see. Peter F. Grady Real pointment to see caU Peter F. Only $16,900. T. J. Crockett, at Singer' 8S6 Msdn St., Man­ SIX ROOM Cape in vecy centrdl Estate, 648-2804. Orady Real Estate, 648-2694. Realtor, 648-1877. By MALCOLM BARLOW COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. chester. 4636. DARIMOUTH Heights — 7 room location. One car garage, no Mrs. Luanna C. Blasrrove of 80 Pitkin St., has at- 4 iH PJL DAT BBItMUB PDBUOATION $28,000—7 ROOM, 1962 Garrison **^*^"**’ SCARCE A-Zone lot on Wood- BOL’TON — Older home, bam, BOUTON — Here la a home for TEN PIECE oak dining room basement. Selling for $16,600. wlth bullt-lns, family room with the future at yesterday’s price. tempteiJ to s(»le possibly the hisrhest wall of racial pre­ I ffilte ii tor flatahtojr M w iijr k 4tto pi.Bi. FrUaj. Tm ley U S Off — AH fighii ret««*ed colonial, 4 bedrooms, flraplaee, bridge St. In Manchester. City out buildings. 2 building lots set; 9x12 living room rug with C I * 4 I br Ueitod fe««v*e Sredkete, lac. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- judice in Manchester, the real estate market. 1% baths, aluminum siding, fireplace, beauUfuUy landscap­ water and sewers. Only $6,200. plus land $20,000. Phllbrick This 6 room Ranch with at­ pad; 4x6 utility trailer; re­ 1677. Mrs. Blaigrove passed state trees, privacy, suburban. ed lot in prestige area near new Call the Jarvis Realty Co., Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. tached garage has a new elec­ frigerator. Call 644-1664. Globe Hollow School, pool and tric heating system, flagstone tests to win her real estate brok­ GlWs l ir e VOU a r e a M E N A C ^ a? C. iO C o $16,900 — Attractive 8-bedroom Hutchins Agency, Realtors, MO- Realtors, MLS, '643-1121. er’s license In Januatry amd she DIAL 643-2711 B u t OUT OM THE h ig h w av recreation area, l^d 80’s. 640- ELLINOTON — 8% room patio and'waU to waU carpet­ y u i DON’T 'fOU LEARN ;---- ' S T a o v m t Jp. c /W//T Ranch, baseboard heat, family 6834. set out tof ind a salea spot with VOU CAN BET '/OUR LAST DIME 2862. BUILDINO IX>T close to Man­ Ranch. Convenient location. ing. All of this for only $19,600. TO rt?lVE? kitchen, basement, large lot, a local established broker. She Sewing Machines HE WINDS UP WITH A T IO iE T chester — Vernon town line, Close to everything. BuUt-lns. CaU the Jarvis Realty Co., ConNniMd .From ProcodIng Pago trees. Hutchins Agency, Real­ wrote them letters, and actual­ MANCHESTER — Lookout $8,600. Call Paul W. Dougan, Nice treed lot, only $16,900. Realtors, MLS, 64S-1121. CLEARANCE MOST EVER'/T i m e - tors, 649-6324. ly sat down with one. Mountain. New 7-room Colon­ Realtor, 649-4586. Hayes Agency,' 646-0181. MANCHESTER GREEN ial, 2H tiled baths, central hall EAST HARTFORD — Ranch 6H ’"This one readtor told me he H d p 3ft Artletet For Sate 45 RANCH — 7 rooms, 2 full with Montowee floors, bullt-lns, rooms large modem kitchen, 8 would split the commission on NEW baths, modem kitchen with TOLLAND j a n it o r s PROCESSED gravel for drive­ Custom built 6 room Colo­ dinette, 3 fireplaces, central bedrooms, exceUent condition, the listings I found but I couldn’t — part-time, eve­ built-ins, formal dining room, RMort Propmrty Zig-zag sewing machines, nial with a soUd 2-car ga­ vacuum system, large family HORSES AND COWS $28,600. PhUbrick Agency Real­ sell his listings. ’This is definite­ nings. Call 643-^463, 3-6 p.m. ways and parking areas. Also family room, 3 bedrooms, 2- For Sate 74 never used. Overcasts, rage, enclosed porch, land­ room with bookcases, sliding tors, 649-5347. ly not the normal practice for only. bank run gravel and fill at car garage. Excellent neigh­ Are welcome on the 24 makes buttonholes, sews on scaped private yard. Priced glass doors, picture window, 2- BOL’TON LAKE, Bolton — 6 salesmen,” she said. our screening plant or deliv­ borhood, $31,900. Phllbrick acres of land that surround ANDOVEIR — 8 room Raised LOCKER ROOM attendant, 6 buttons, blind hems dresses, to sell at $20,600. Don’t be car garage, hot water Cll heat, room summer home secluded In February she entered the ered. Oeorge H-. Grifflng, Inc. Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. this large 6 room Cape in Ranch, 2 baths, 3 to 4 bed­ days a week. Apply in person. 742-7686. does fancy stitches, all with­ disappointed, call now. large lot, city utUlties. Charles hideaway, near water. 3 bed­ real estate business with an ad out attachments^ which two more rooms can rooms, family iroom, treed lot, Manchester Country Club, Vic ^ LARGE MODERN home plus Lesperance, 649-7620. rooms, only $9,800 Hayes In the paper amd a business Benetti. TOBACCO netting. Good for be added upstairs. Horse low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- gHORTew 5 room older home with bam Warren E. Howland Agency, 646-0131. phone In her hbme. Her picture lawns, trees, and berry bush NOW ONLY $34.60 SEVEN ROOM older home, ex- stalls Included. See at $32,- 0131. ______and 100 acres of land. $86,000 in the paper with the words covers. Call Rockville Scrap ceUent condition, on bus line. 000. John Sledesky, 649-6306. Or payments of $8.46 per for the package. Phllbrick Realtor 648-1108 “ real estate” created a stir and Sotesiiwn W anttd 3ft-A Company, 872-6687. Property includes 2 extra buUd- she 'Was Interviewed on the local month. For further informa­ Aperfmente— Fkrts— W o n t e d T o R u n t ftB HOUSOS F o r S a te 7 2 Agency Realtors, 649-6347. Wanted-^ool Estate 77 ing lota. Marion E. Robertson, COVENTRY LAKE radio station. UCENSBD Real Estate sale- tion call Capitol Sewing B &L W SCREENED loam for lawns and Taiwnwiits ft3 PROFESSIONAL WOMAN with Realtor, 643-6968. SELLING YOUR HOME? For People phoned her to wish her men with previous experience. credit manager until 9 p.m., BARROWS and WALLACE Co. gardens. Delivered. George H. 4 year old daughter in nursery MANCHESTER — 4-4 duplex, MANCHES’TER — 6 room prompt courteous service that luck and mamy over the last Call Mr. Phllbrick, Phllbrlck if toll, call collect. JULY 1st Occupancy — 4% $ 8,000. Manchester Parkade Grifflng Inc., 742-7886. school wants large unfurnished zoned for business. Call for PRE-VUE Ranch. ’Two baths, family gets results, call Louis Dlmock (our months have aiskcd her if Agency, 649-0347. rooms townhouse apartment, Manchester 649-5306 Mrs. Luanna C. Blagrove HANNAH’S HUSBAND Hector 2-bedroom home with fenced more details. H.M. Frechette room, breezeway, garage, PRICE REDUCED Realty, 649-9823. she had a house (or them. all utilities, parking, patio, Drop over to Redwood Waterfront summer ccunp 19(1 by NEA, Inc.c. hates hard work so he cleans 246-2140 yard for guard dog. Available Realty, 647-9998. screened porch, park like yard. COVENTRY — Ranch 4 large "A lot of whites caiUed (or a real estate, I hope to prove I cellar included in $166. month­ Farms on Hillstown Road nestled aipong beautiful, AN OLDTIMBR IS a man who H«lpH « lp Wantod— the rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent June 20th. Reply Box KK, Man­ Mid 20’s, Hayes Agency, 646- rooms. Year round home. "Happy, don't you have a CLOTH coat like Pat Nixon?' house. ’They wanted to give me cam be a successful Negro busi­ ly payments. Lease to May 81, this Sunday afternoon. Rick Immediate Occupancy tall pine.' 162’ waterfront. remembers when employes M o U or Ftmolo 37 electric shampooer $1. Olcott chester Herald. ’TWO FAMILY off East Center 0131. Porch, garage, full basement, a break,” she said. “ Only two ness person. 1969. 649-8924. Merritt will be on the prem­ Call now. Gay Blair, 742- rested up on Sundays Instead Variety Store. ELECTRIC STOVE —GE, 4 Street. Flats, 4 and 6 rooms. trees, private beach. Excellent Negroes aisked about houses amd “ I've met good people amd I burner, deep well, timer, like NEEDED by August 1st, three 2-car garage. $20,000 assum­ ises to show you these Sparkling Clean 6-room Co­ 6021. of Mondays. For old-time WE HAVE customers waiting value for only $13,900. Phil- I know they bought houses later haven’t been discouratged yet. I new, 647-9997. or four bedroom hou6e in Green able mortgage. Excellent con­ fine homes and plans by L. lonial, 3 large bedrooms, courtesy when looking at YOU SAVED and slaved for wall (or the rental of your apart­ brick Agency Realtors, 649- from someone else. ) just wamt a chamce, I want a Manor or close by. Please call dition, $26,600. Phllbrick Agen­ and M. Homes. Where else fireplace, garage. O'wner . . . houses, see Keith Real Estate, Spock Ready CAB DRIVER to wall carpet. Keep it new ment or home. J. D. Real Es­ IMMEDIATE SALE 5347. Police Arrests ’"This proves I would have the house to sell,” she said. COLONIAL SOFA bed and 649-7061 after 4 p.m. in Manchester can you get says “SELL” ! ! ! ______649-1922. with Blue Lustre. Rent electric tate, 648-6129. cy Realtors, 649-6847. PASEK buyer If I had the house.’ ’ she chair, brown plaid. Excellent a fine new home priced in Man or women driver for shampooer $1. The Sherwin- WANTED — Small efficiency Four bedroom home, 2 fire­ REAL’TORS NOR’TH COVENTRY — near u s ’TINGS wanted, buyers avall- To Testify Henry Damlck, 85, of Glawton- said. condition. Call 649-5846. ’TRULY A home for larger fam­ the low to upper twenties? “ We were visiting" out here afternoons, evenings, week­ Williams Co. MAIN AND Eldridge Apart­ unfurnished apartment for one places, 2-car irarage, IH Parkway. Older three bedroom able. Courteous efficient serv­ W oman Reports ily, 8H custom built rooms in­ We have already sold a sur­ H. M. FRECHETTE bury, waa charged with pro­ ends. Dependable person ELECTRIC S’TOVE, 8x10 jrug ments. Immediate occupancy, adult, $76. maximum. Call af­ baths. Park-like setting in 289-7476 742-8243 Cape. ’Three car garage, five ice. Your satisfaction ' is our BOSTON (AP) — ’The anti­ and saw a for sale sign In (ront KEEP CARPET cleaning prob­ cluding 4 bedrooms, living prising number of these curing liquor for minors at 7 :30 with good driving record for and pad, 6 pairs lined drapes. 4 rooms, first floor, heat, hot ter 5, 643-9834. prestige area. Quick occu­ acres, privacy. Only $16,500. concern. CaU us now. C. J. of 80 Pitkin St. I like it because Loss of M oney lems small-use Blue. Lustre room — dining room' combina­ homes. Come, pick your Realty 647-9908 draft conspiracy trial of Dr. p.m. yesterday in connection Manchester area. 643-6024. water, stove and refrigerator. pancy. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Morrison, Agency, 643-1016. It’s a comer lot and you only wall to wall. Rent electric ______Central location, adults only, tion with "beamed ceilings and plan and your lot now for Benjamin Spock and four others with the alleged purchause of have to fight the neighbors on Esther Hare of 974 Tolland shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint & a fireplace. A family room and early occupancy. ’These are LAKE BUNGEE — Woodstock, GET AWAY from the hustle NEED 4-bedroom bouse in resi­ Tpke. reported $21 taken from — ^------$90. Gall 649-1369 between 3-7 Businoss Proporty begins Its fourth week Monday four cans of beer for three one side,’’ she said. ' Wallpaper Supply. a game room, family sized truly fine values. MANCHESTER — 4 room Connecticut. Large wooded lot, and bustle. See thia charming dential area for qualified her wallet yesterday aiftemoon. A nH qiM S 5ft • p.m. For Sate 70 with the pediatrician preparing The neighbors here have 107 Burnside Ave. kitchen and two full bathrooms. BEL AIR REAL ESTATE Ranch, extra clean, kitchen with well, approximately 160’ six room Ranch In Coventry buyer, up to $26,000. Call Paid youths aige 17, 16 amd 15. A been very, very nice from the The wallet was In her purse on AIR-CONDinONER, 6,800 BTU, buUt-ins, modem, wall to waU to testify in his own defense. WANTED ’TO BUY — antiques, FIVE ROOMS, first floor. Ifln - ADAMS STREET — Looking for 4-car attached garage. In ad­ REAL’TORS 643-9882 from Lake. Reasonable. Call set on 2 acres of well land­ W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4635. patrolmam spotted Danick with day we first moved In. There the kitchen table. She told po­ East Hartford window type, one year old, BELFIORE AGENCY carpeting, good location. Ask­ steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ terested call at 116 Benton St. industrial site? Stop, and look dition. . .a tidy. 4 room apart­ 649-8825, 643-4949, Mrs. Ander­ scaped land. Fruit trees, rasp­ On trial with the 66-year-old the three youths behind a CK>t' were no batd Incidents like peo- lice the front door was open. $126. Also WesUnghouse re­ Realtors 647-1413 ing $16,900. H. M. Frechette, ALL CASH for your property ed lamps, art glass, primitives, after 6 p.m. over this vacant 10,000 square ment or in-law suite. Wolver­ son. berry patch, garden, "30 x 40’ Spock are Yale Chaplain Wil- tage St. pool hall. Damlck was pjg )x>therlng our three kids or The denominations of the bills frigerator, apartment size, $30. Realty, 647-9998. bam, for horses or livestock. within 24 hours. Atrold red Uam Sloane Coffin Jr., 43; any quantity. 644-8962. foot building. Two acres plus ton Agency Realtors, 649-2818. releatsed on no cash badl tot making phone calls.” were three fives and six ones. Call 649-1308. RAMBLING CAPE — 7 rooms, • COVENTRY Lake — 4 room Hurry, $25,500. CaU Paul W. tape. Instant service. Hayes Mitchell Goodman, 44, a writer PHARMACISTS tor relief work. a two family house. Owners June 24 court appeatrance. Her husbamd is a skilled Mrs. Haire’B daughter report­ POUR BEDROOM Colonial in 1>^ baths, screened porch, ga­ summer cottage. Excellent Dougan Realtor, 649-4636. Agency, 646-0131. and teacher from Temple, Top wages, good working con- OIL BURNER including stack F u rn fsh od anxious, your chance to make THREE BEDROOM Split Level. Adelbert M. Longley, 17, of welder with a West Hartford edly found two (Ives and a one ' Wanted— To Buy 58 ’Two full ,baths. Ideal neighbor­ professional neighborhood. rage, treed lot. Bowers school. area, close to water, beautiful­ Maine; Michael Ferber, 23, a diUon. Call 644-0620. accessories, controls, with 276 Apartiiwnfs ft3>A a terrific buy. T. J. Crockett, Coventry, was served a 12th firm. She said her extra eam- lying on the ground a half a hood for family. Call for Five minute walk to Bowers Handy to Illing Junior High MANCHESTER ly treed lot. Only $6,900. Hayes Harvard graduate student; and gallon tank. $86. 233-4662 after HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques Realtor, 643-1677. Circuit Court warrant charging inga as a postal clerk In Hart- block from their home as she MEN WANTED part-Ume morn­ pointment, 643-6939. Elementary, Uling Junior High and High School. $26,000. Phll­ Agency, 646-0131. Resisting Arrest? Marcus I^skln, 34, a Washing­ 6 p.m. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, ’TWO ROOM furnished . apart­ and Manchester High Schools...... him with theft of a motor ‘ ve­ ford enabled them to buy their was returning from school. ings for Janitorial duties in MANCHESTER GREEN — brick Agency Realtors, 649- MODEL HOMES Dan Duryea: ton research director. glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ ment. Private bath, heat, hot Large living room with fire­ A cruiser patrolman travel­ hicle number plate or Insert, home. She has kept her job ------Manchester area. Call 624-0620. PICNIC tables — all kinds and ’Three parcels for sale. Four MANCHESTER — 9 room older 6347, ’They are charged with con­ lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 water, stove, refrigerator. Ap­ place, dining room, ARE ing on W. Middle ’Tpke. early yesterday at 3 p.m., shortly there while trying real estate Board Helps Wives sizes, $26 and up. Delivered. family house, “ C” zone lot and home, IVi baths, 2-car garage, Out Of Town spiring to add, abet cmd counsel Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. aluminum siding and c a r ^ l- COLONIAL — 8 bedrooms, A Different this morning near the Rt. 16 after the youth appeared In sales. liO toO N —Britain’s National W. Zinker, Windsorvllle Rd., a 10,000 square foot building. excellent condition, near cen­ For Solo 75 young men to avoid the draft, a ly finished interior. Private formal dining room, dream OPEN EVENINGS overpass stopped to Investi­ court on some related chargee. She graduated trom Weaver Board helps deserted Ellington. Call 872-4843 after WE BUY and sell antiques, and Unlimited potential. T. J. ter. Only $21,600. Hayes Agen­ federal crime which carries a Involving a May 22 Incident. He SALES HELP yard. $30,600, by owner. 7% per kitchen, large paneled family gate a jay-waljcer he noticed High School In Hartford and or divorced women obtain main­ 4 p.m. used furniture, china, glass sil­ Businoss Loeotlom Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. cy 646-0131. AT BOL’TON LAKE — 6% room Man at Home maucimum penalty of five years was released on no cash ball cent mortgage to qualified buy­ room, 2H baths, one off master strolling casusdly across the said she wished she went to col­ tenance. While It pays out 32 FINE JEWELRY STORE ver, picture frames, old coins, Ranch, large tree shaded lot, in prison amd a $10,(KK) fine. for June 13 court appearance For Rant ft4 FIVE AND FIVE flat in the er ■with $6,000 down. Call 649- bedroom. 2-car garage. Excel­ HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Wltii a highway — a huge snapping lege and could teach now. million pounds a year to assist guns, pewter, scrap gold, TALLWOOD one car garage, aluminum Spock will be the last defend­ on all the charges. south end of town. Owners 6711. lent neighborhood. $37,900. turtle whose shell measured Her two older children at­ wives. It is able to recover only watches, old jewelry, hob­ STORE FOR RENT — down Land For Sate 71 combinations, lake privileges, sneer, Dan Duryea shot other ant to take the witness stand be­ Frederick Goltra, 21, of 72 Full-time, male or female. Boats and AccM tortes 4ft must sell, have been asking Phllbrick Agency Realtors, 649 two feet in diameter and tend Highland Park School 2.7 million pounds from ex-hus­ by collections, paintings, attic town Manchester, State selling for $18,600. CaU owner, actors on the ^ screen and fore the prosecution and defense Montouk Dr., Vernon, was EiXperienced preferred. Ap­ ’THIRTY acres — 826’ on Route $19,500. Fairly good condition 6347. _ measured 3% feet nose to where she Is a member of the bands. Of the 104,000 wlvee so 14’ PLYWOOD runabout, full contents or whole estates. Fur­ ’Theatre Bldg, inquire Manag­ For your unhurried Inspec­ 643-7665. la'wyers make their closing re­ charged with breach of peace ply in person,' Tuesday 6, business zoned. Six miles throughout. ’Two heating sys­ slapped women around. But at taU. PTA. She has also Joined toe helped, only 21,000 were getting fiberglas bottom, 46 h.p. Mer­ niture Repair Service, 643-7449. er, State ’Theatre. 64.3-7832. EXECUTIVE tion of homes that, will be of marks, U.S. District Judge through Friday. from Manchester. Beautiful tems, garages, small lot. EAST CENTER ST., 9 room home he led a Cub Scout pack at 11:58 p.m. yesterday, fol­ Ckmcordla Lutheran Church, regular payments under court NEIGHBORHOOD Interest to you. Direction— COVENTRY — Here Is a friend­ When he attempted to hur­ Francis J. W. Ford charges the cury, tilt trailer and canvass brook. Ideal for apartments or cellent terms. T. J. Crockett, house, C zoned, for doctor’s of­ and opened his home to his lowing an incident at the which Is a block from her home. orders. WANTED ’TO BUY — Cement FOR RENT or sale-461 Main 5 minutes on South Main ly little home with 2 bedrooms, ry the reptile by prodding It all-made Jury, and the Jury de­ cover, good for water skiing, housing, $29,500. Terms. Also Realtor, 648-1677. fices, 2 or 3 families, 186’ son’s friends. Burger Chef parking lot, 215 ” We met a lot of people we mixer, electric, % size or Street. Building and lot next Manchester line. Immacu­ Street from Manchester living room and kitchen. Large with his night stick, the an­ liberates on a verdict. TREASURE SHOP $660. Call after 6 p.m.. 649-8363 one acre, 200’ on 44A, busi­ frontage. Hutchins Agency, Duryea, who died Friday of Main St., when he allegedly re­ like in Manchester. The local larger. Call 649-2362 after 6 to Post Office. Excellent loca­ Center 'astride the Manches­ lot and lake pri'vlleges. Only noyed turtle clamped tight ’The trial recessed for the ness zoned, near Notch, $6,900. BOWERS SCHOOL Area — late' 7-room custom built 649-5324. fused to cooperate with police banks and businesses treat us MANCHESTER PARKADE 14’ WOLVERINE boat, 18 h.p., p.m. tion for any use. 646-2426 from ter, Glastonbury Town Line. $13,900. Call the Jarvis Realty cancer at 61, said he didn’t want and nearly bit It In two. ’The weekend Friday ais Aryeh NOTICE Terms. Owner. 742-8274. Eight room Dutch Colonial, 4 Raised Ranch, 2 fireplaces, after a fight had been reported fair and square. We have no In­ Evinrude outboard motor with 9 to 6 p.m. 2-car garage, wooded acre FIVE ROOM HOME, garage, Co., Realtors, MLS. 643-1121. his sons to remember him as patrolman, ■with the help of Neler, executive director of the bedrooms, oversize comer lot, ’’the guy who took the pot shots there. Goltra was released on tentions of ever leaving Man­ TOWN OF BOLTON, Johnson trailer. Best offer. Call setting, many extras. Mid amesite drive, aluminum com­ six motorists and some New York Civil Liberties Union, CONNECnCJUT Rooms W ithout Board 59 577 MAIN ST. Ground floor' of­ SOUTH Coventry near Route 31- remodeled kitchen and baths. HEBRON at Gary Cooper.” lengths of strong rope, man­ no chsh bail for June 24 court chester,” she said. ------049-8874. Flfty acres of nice land with 30’s. For appointment to bination storms, oil hot water L. C. GREENOUGH Co. was on the stamd describing appearance. BOARD FOR ADMISSION WANTED part-time, man o r ------fice suite, 4 rooms, air con­ Mid 20’s. Owner 649-3260. In bis long career Duryea aged to drag the unconcern­ ” My husband sometimes gets THE ’THOMPSON House — Oot- long frontage, ideal for the de­ see call heat, fully insulated. Excellent what he saw laist Dec. 6 at an Bernard Berman, 66, of 59 OF ELECTORS woman to work evenings — no- EIGHT FOOT Penn Yan dinghy, ditioned. Ideal for professional, CHARMING CAPE played more than 150 roles on ed turtle to safety. discouraged with the real es­ Notice Is hereby given that tage St. centrally located, large veloper. Financing available to value, only $17,900. Paul J. Cor- 647-9921 amtidraft sit-in outside the city’s Broad St., was charged with selling — hours flexible. CaU canvas over cedar strip, needs insurance or real estate. Call Has 3 or 4 bedrooms, ex- the stage, In • television and In tate for my sake. He wouldn’t the Board (or Admission of pleasantly furnished rooms, the qualified buyer. For ap­ renti Agency, 643-6363. Whitehall Street Induction cen­ Intoxication at 9:26 p.m. yes­ John Thomas 649-2610. ““wne work, $60. Call 649-1808. 849-0097,. FOREST HILLS PETER F. GRADY ceptionaUy neat. Huge lot motion pictures. Two persons were Injured In an­ be bothered with It. But he Electors in the Town of Etolton, parking. Call 649-2368 for over­ pointment call Last Chance ter. terday, after he was found Connecticut, will hold a session REAL ESTATE 643-2594 SEVEN ROOM Cape, 3-bed- close to park and swim­ In almost all, he was a Wes­ other blast last May 2. helps If I need It.” she said. PART-’ITME evenings — Man night and permanent guest Realty, 1-423-8421 or Dan MANCHESTER — 9 room old Spock and Goodm wandering along Broad St. near ” I hope to prove a point In In the Community Hall in said Drive up Vernon St., take ^ m s , IH baths, fireplace, rec ming. Kitchen with buUt- tern character or a villain. The plant Is operated for toe regfed for obstructing passage and wife to do janitorial duties. rates. NEWLY REMODELED office Drouin, 1-423-0826. stone Colonlad home. Seven Wlndemere St. He was released Town on June 17, 1968 to ex­ Housahold Goods 51 your second left past Ly- room, 2-car garage, wooded lot. Ins, I car garage. To In­ ’ fpmo aa the Army by Mason and Hangar-Sl- center when they sat amine the qualifications of ap­ 924-0620. on Main St., $69. Call 643-9678. acres, 4 possible extra lots. stage he gained fame as toe on no cash ball this morning CLEAN comfortable rooms for dall St. and proceed to the PARKER ST. — A terrific buy Owner, 649-8860. spect caU Mrs. Luther 649- las Mason Co., Inc., of Lexlng- down on a sidewalk. ’The incl- plicants and to admit to the CLEAN, USED refrigerators, in an 8 room older home with $36,900. Ray Holcombe, Real­ sniveling coward Leo Hubbard pending June 24 court appear­ Legcrt Notices refined gentleman, also 2 room S’TORAGE ROOM for rent. Can Houses For Sate 72 end of Richmond Rd. 5306, 876-6611. Price $18,990. ton, Ky. ’The firm has operated dent is one of several upon electors oath thoee found quali­ ranges, automatic washers IM baths, full basement, steam tors, 644-1286. In Lillian Heilman’s play, ’’The ance. efficiency. Free parking. In­ also be used for small work­ Take your right on Ken­ the plant since 1961. which toe government bases its AT A CXHJRT OP PROBATE. fied. ADDITIONAL INCOME with guarantees. See them at MANCHESTER —8 room 1961 nedy Rd. Drive past oil heat. Located in an Indus­ Little Foxes.” Then he moved to Barry Cole^ 21, of 4 Pearl St., Ii'id at Manchester, within and for Said session will be held be­ quire Scranton Motel and Ca­ shop. Call 643-9678. Lagol NoHcos MORE ’THAN sUty, one and BJ464aed June 8 conspiracy indictments against B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Dutch Colonial, IH baths, fire­ Bishop Drive and stop at the trial Zone with tremendous' po­ B &L W Hollywood to repeat toe role on was charged with operating On the DtoUict of Manchester, on the tween the hours of 6:00 p.m. bins, 160 Tolland ’Tpke., 649- two - family homes from the men. unregistered motor vehicle at 3rd day of June. 1968. . . . Provides for vacations, Main St. Call 648-2171. place, recreation room, screen­ very attractive green Co­ tential. Loads of value at a OBDEB OF NOTICE BARROWS and WALLACE: Co. screen. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, and 8:00 p.m. 0826 before 6 p.m. AT A COURT OP PROBATE, $13,900. Financing arranged. Another ■witness who de­ 2:25 a.m., this morning after Judge. Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, college expenses or a new Housos For Ront ftS ed porch, garage, 1% acres lonial with our “ Open down to earth price. Call the hold at Manchester, within and for Manchester Parkade His female audiences loved it Two from Town ’The Meyer Agency, 648-0609. the pickup truck he was driving June 6, 1968. car—^why not earn it in a ONE ROOM in a private home. wooded. Hutchins Agency, 649- House” sign out front. Let Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, the District of Mahehester, on the Manchester 649-5306 when he belted beauties black scribed toe activities at toe cen­ 6th day of June, 1968. ter was David McReynolds, sec­ was stopped by a patrolman on ceased. Board of Selectmen modem business working Sewing Machines Gentlemen preferred. 119 Coop­ HOUSES for rent, furnished or 6324. one of our representatives MLS, 643-1121. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. and blue. Get UofH Grant having ex- ASSUMABLE VA mortgage. retary of toe War Reslsters Demlng St. Hp was also Is- Th« admdnlstrator Richard Morra part-time with pleasant co­ er Hill Street, 649-0695. unfimished starting at $176. ------1__ show you the neighborhood, Judge. SOUTH Windsor — 3-bedroom “ My fan mall goes up every hiblted his administration account STAR that shines — S\^ room Estate of Patrick J. Bolduc, late $188. per month pays all. Sbe Ranch, garage, over half acre, Arnold Benson, son of Mr. League In New York City. He sued a written wsiming for de­ with sold estate to Oils Court for Michael Peace workers. You can arrange per month. Phllbrick Agency, the treed lo ts. and the fine of Manchester, in said District de­ time I tee off on a girl,” he once WHITE ROOM WITH Kitchen privileges. Ranch on % acre treed lot. room Cape, with 2-car attach­ and Mrs. Ernest Benstm of 165 said he was one of toe planners fective brakes. Cole will appear Joseph S. Llcltra your hours so as not to in­ Realtors, 649-5347. homes—truly the “ Charm” Legal Notices ceased. assumable 6 % per cent mort­ said. the 18th day of Centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, Built-in oven and range, cen­ The administratrix having ex­ ed garage on a high, dry and gage, $19,900. 644-1856 owner. Green Manor Rd., and Emil of toe Whltehall>slt-ln. in court June 24. June, 1968, at ^ o'clock afternoon terfere with other obllgat- Ziz-zag sewing machine. in the City of Village hibited her administration account "Women seem to go (or any at the Probate Office in the Munlcl- 14 Arch Street. FURNISHED or unfurnished tral vacuum cleaning system, UHITATION OBDEK wooded acre lot. Only $18,000. Botti, swi of Mr. and Mrs. E. McReynolds said he could not Leonard F. Ketims, 36, of 63 tions. Apply in -person. Late model with cabinet. Charm. These fine homes with said estate to this Court (or al­ kind of -villain. I asked a psy- peU Building in aaU Manchester, be NOTICE large Ranch. Knotty pine in­ fireplace with paneled wall, 3 AT A CXJURT OP PROBATE, lowance, it Is Wolverton Agency, Realtors, VERNON room Colonial, Bottl of 294 Bush Hill Rd., have describe all that took place at High' St. was charged with and the some la assigned for a Makes buttonholes, sews on are priced in the thirties. hold at Manchester, within and (or ORDERED: That the 19th day of odty water and sewers, -with 10’ chologist friend why, hihe The Registrars of Voters of CLEAN comfortable furnished terior. Floors refinlshed. Con­ nice bedrooms with comfort­ the District of Manchester, on the 649-2818. both been named winners of Whitehall and remember every­ operating an unregistered motor hearing on the allowance of said ad­ buttons, blind hems dresses, We can build to your plans June, 1968, at ten o'clock forenoon fireplace. Walking distance to didn’t know why, they just did. ministration account ■with said es­ the Town of Manchester, C>nn., room, adjoining bath, all con­ venient location. Working able sized master bedroom and 6th day of June. 1968. at the Probate Office in the Munici­ scholarships from the Univer­ one who was there besides vehicle, after he was stopped tate ascertainment of heirs and or­ FRIENDLY makes fancy stitches all or ours. Complete engineer­ Present. Hon. John J. WalleU, pal BuUdlng in said Manchester, be schwls and shopping.' $21,900. Duryea turned more to varied 'Will be In session in the Regfls- veniences, parking. 649-7702. adulU, 643-6389. full walk-out basement. Im­ Judge. INVESTMENT package — Con­ sity of Hartford. Spock and others because he by a patrolman on Main St. at der of diatrlbutlon, and thda Court without attachments. ing facilities available. Do onl the same is assigned for a hear­ Call Colll-Wagner, 289-0241. character roles In recent years. directs that notice of the tone and trars Office at the Municipal maculate, $20,300. Wolverton Estate of Edith H. Loi^eUow, ing on the allowance of said ad­ veniently located 6-6 duplex; Benson, 17, a senior at Man­ was arrested soon after he got g.^g p,m. yesterday. The patrol- ' place aseiimed for sold■ ■ hehearing be ICE CREAM SHOP SUNNY efficiency room in pri­ COVENTRY — Five room stop out Sunday afternoon. late of jhSancheater, in said Instrlct. ______He was a tired adventurer in Building, Friday, June 14, Agency Realtors, 649-2813. cl coflod ministration account with said es­ plus 5 room single. Good in- chester High School, ta the re­ there and ” I t ^ I beat most discovered the alleged vlo- to be In- vate home, own bath, for wom­ Joe Lombardo, Carl Zinsser tate. ascertainment of heirs and or­ come p «;d ;cerr L;onard Agen- ANDOVER -^ u ^ lty SpUt the movie “ Flight of toe Pht^- ______and be 1968, from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. Next to Caldor’s Ranch house $135 monthly. On motion of Harold R. Bailey, der of distribution, and this Court cipient of an S. I. Ward Schol- heiud thereon by publishing a copy an only. Call 649-3436 after 3. or Frank Filloramo will be 16 Robin Road, Manchester, 'Con­ Level, of them to jail.” lation when he began to issue for the purpose of making an COMPLETE PRICE $46.70 Built-in oven and range. Call BOWERS School Area with directs that notice of (he time and cy Realtors, 646-0469. Judge Ford brought laughter Kgams a parking ticket. Kearns of this order in some newspaper more than happy to show necticut, executor. place assigned (or sold hearing be ing lake, having a circulation in said Dis­ enrollment of electors who are between 5:30 and 6 p.m. or acreage. If you are interest­ ORDERED: 'That three months given o all persons known to b« in­ J toe crowded courtroom when appear in court June 24. trict. at least seven days before the Or payments of $4.67 a you around. Remember from the 6th dhy of June, 1968, be rooms, entitled to vote at the Cau­ RESIDENT Agents — full-time, FRONT ROOM, centrally locat­ before 8 a.m. 742-6619. ed in a custom designed 2 year terested therein to acnear and be JUST REDUCED — $28,900. Six he peered from toe bench and g gjjgy73 day of said heartiw. month. For further informa­ also, city water and city and the same are limited and al­ heard thereon by publishing a copy lighted closets, wall to wall Place.' JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge, cuses of the Town of Manches­ experienced preferred, , Man-' ed, 69 Birch St. 649-7129. old 7-room home with features lowed (or the creditors within which of this order in some newspaper room Ranch, bullt-lns, rec cester Polytechnic Inatitute in asked the witness: Did you gt was charged with cc: Walter LoJewsW, Admr. Chester, East Hartford, Glas­ tion call Capitol Sewing too numerous to mention in this sewers. to bring in their claims against having a circulation in said Dis­ room, 2 fireplaces, garage, carpeting, large living .room Duryea, was a native of White ter and to accept applications said estate, and said executor 1s di­ Worcester, Mass. The Scholar­ beat most of them getting out?” operating a motor vehicle so tonbury or Vernon. Excellent credit manager until 9 p.m. SHARE cottage on Bolton Lake ad, then call today for further trict, at least seven days before many extras, acre lot. Mitten with fireplace, dlnlng-L, rec Plains, N.Y. He was graduated for the admission of. electors. Out of Town rected to give public notice to the the day of said hearing, and by ship Is awarded cm the basis The trial was scheduled to re­ as to cause excessive noise, and opportunity in one of Connect­ If toll, call collect. with young business man, gen­ particulars. 643-5263. creditors to bring In their claims mailing on or before June 7. 1968. Agency, Realtors, 643-6980. room, many extras In this from Cornell University, of a High School Recommen­ NOTICE Signed, For Ront ftft BELFIORE AGENCY within said time allowed by pub- by certified moll, a copy of this sume at 10 a.m. Monday. failure to carry his motor ve­ icut’s leading Real Estate Com- tleman between 21-30. Call 648- Ushtaig a copy of this order in some neat and clean home. $26,000. His wife of 36 years died last dation and on potential success Edward F. Moriarty MANCHESTER b e d r o ^ order to Howard L. Holmee. 128 MAN(3HE8TER — three famUy, hicle registration, yesterday at ADMISSION OF panys. Call for confidential in­ 1768 after 10 p.m. ROCKVILLE, ideal for newly­ Realtors 647-1413 newspaper having a clrculajUon In Henry St.. Manchester, Conn., For appointment call Last year. His son Peter, 28, Is an ac- In the field of technology. Frederick E. Peck 246-2140 home on big wooded lot, 2 fire­ said probate district within ten guardian od litem for Roberta Ann excellent Income, needs repair, 6 p.m. on Holl St. when he was ELECTORS terview. Mr. Joseph DeMora, weds, attractive 3% room days from the date of this order Chance Resdly, 1-423-8421 or tor, and his son Richard, 26, a Benson has been a member Registrars of Voters 238 CHAR’TER OAK Street — places, large living room, for­ Bolduc, minor, and return make to H.M. Frechette Realty, 647- Liquor in Car stopped by a crusier patrolman. Notice Is hereby given that Colll-Wagner,*289-0241. apartment, appliances and and return make to this court of this Court. Dan Drouin, 1-423-0826. talent manager. of the Radio CHub at MHS as Manchester, C>nnectlcut Room with private entrance mal dining room, l >/4 baths, the notice given. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge, Funeral set vie :s \/lll be held Riley wlU appear in court J.une the Board of Admission of parking, no pets, 649-4824, 876- MANCHESTER — Six room ______JOHN J. W A ^E T T, Judge. 9998. well as a member of the Ger­ 1968 SINGER zig zag sewing 2—car garage. Central location. cc: Catherine E. Bolduc, Admrx. TOLLAND —Young • raised Monday at Forest Lawn. Brings W arning 24. Electors for the Town of Cov­ machine, slightly used, button suitable for working gentle­ 1166. Cape Cod first offering, Ver- man Club. He Is a member of Dogs— Birds— Pate 41 Bel Air Real Estate 643-9332. OBDEB OF NOTICE AT A COURT OP PROBATE, MANCHESTER — older 6-room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, big equip------An error in yesterday’s entry will be In session In the NOTICE man. $12 weekly, 649-1746. planck School area. ’The grass AT A COURT OF PROBA’TE, Hl-L«ague, a youth group of Town Hall, on Thursday, June holes, hems, monograms, etc. MAIN St., East Hartford —2% held at Manchester, within and (or Colonial, aluminum siding, ped kitchen, (Ireplaced living An East Hartford youth re- column listed the address of 5 years guarantee. Total price is thick and green and the held at Manchester, within and (or the District of Manchester, on the Emahuel Lutheran Church and 13th, 1968 from 6:00 p.m. to TOWN OF MANCHESTER OROOIONO ALL brMda. Har­ room tenement in business CON’TEMPORARY Ranch — the District of Manchester, on the 4th day of June, 19®. large rooms,.$18,600. H.M. Fre­ room, carpeted. Unique rec celved a written warning for Patrick Daly, 31, as being 16 ^ ______mony HUl. H.C. ChaM, Habron $64. Easy terms. Call 622-0931, large living room with dining home is very clean, fenced in 31st day of May, 1968. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, a member of Boy Scout Troop 8 :00 p.m. (or the purpose of ad POSITION VACANCY Apartmonte— Ftots— block, heater, $48. monthly. 643- Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, chette Realty, 647-9998. room with bar, garage. Huge Blast Kills being a minor ■with possession mltUng per»ns*~wiio are Rd., Bolton. 648-6437. dealer. L, 2 fireplaces, three bed­ yard, full basement, detached Judge. CONSTRUCTION 1 2 1 1 . Judge. Estate of Mlary C. Lawler, late wooded lot! $23,600. Reliance i... , . r. . " ” “ ‘66 “ ■■ V. . fh»tthat h»he has not uv»Hlived ntat thAthe ^ j,g qualified to be elec- Tommonft ft3 rooms, 1V4 baths, finished rec one-car garage, fireplace, Sept­ Tnist Estate under (he will of of Manchester, in said District,, de­ NEW USTING — two famUy, Associates, 643-9674, or ^2- Bottl, 18, a senior at East of liquor In a motor vehicle ear- residence for INSPECTOR ALWAYS — AKO Beagles and Frank Cheney Jr., late of Manches­ ceased. „ , ------tors of the Town of Ckiverttry. ROCKVILLE •— 4 room modem room, carport. Large treed ember occupancy. Teen’s. ter In said District, deceased. 4-4 flat, all utilities. Seven Five Workers Catholic High?-received ■ a Dex- ly this morning, after - losmg — gome time. Daly is scheduled to 'Die qualifications are as Bassetts, bred and raised here, LOOKING (or anything in The administrator having exhibit­ 4166. $6,890.00 - $8,775.00 Sewing Machine apartment, stove, refrigerator, lot. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ Peter F. Grady Real Estate, The Trustees hathaving exhibited ed his adminish-ation account with years old, asking $26,600. H.M. ter Coffin Scholarship of $600 control of We car on W. Middle appear In court June 24 on an follows: “ AppUcant must be Liberal fringe benefits in­ 'guaranteed healthy. Puppies real estate rentals — apart­ their annual account wwith T „. ___ said__ es- said estate to this Court (or allow­ heat and electricity inoluded. tors, 649-6347. 643-2694. tate to this Court for allowance, it Frechette Realty, 647-9993. ANDOVER LAKE — Summer BURLINGTON, Iowa (AP) — to attend the University of Hart' twenty-one years of age, must clude paid vacatlcm; sick leave; available. Swampash Kennels, ments, homes, multiple dwell­ ance, It Is Tpke. near toe entrance to Rt. intoxication charge. One child allowed, no pets, Is ORDERED: That the 20th day of home that Just has had electric An explosion at toe Iowa Army Ward School of Electronic. be a resident of the Town of holidays; pension plan; com­ ^-633-2232. SINGER ZIG ZAG ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real SPLIT-LEVEL — 8 rooms, 4 ORDERED: That the 30th day of June, 1968, at two o'clock afternoon RICHARD ROAD — Premium (toventry for six months. Any $126. monthly. Call 643-9409, be­ $22,600, 8 ROOM Ranch, 4-bed- June, 1968, at- eleven o’clock fore­ heat Installed. Five rooms, The scholarship will provide 16. plete Insurance plan. Employ­ Estate, 643-6129. bedrooms, 1% baths, large at the Probate Office in the Munici­ Ammunition Depot—toe third In applicant who Is a naturalized » '• ' ^ Sewing machines 4 to 6 tween 6-7 p.m. rooms, built-ins, recreation noon at the Probate Office ’ In the pal Building in said Manchester, be location, substantial seven porch, fireplace, fulj bath. EIx- for funds to study electronics or ’Hie youth, Randall L. Izlke- ees’ credit union available. family room, new wall to wall Municipal Building in said Manches­ and the same is assigned (or a room custom cape. Four bed­ less than a year-—killed five electro-mechanics at the school. citizen of the United States months old, makes button THREE BEDROO^ Townhouse room, garage, large lot. Near ter. be and the same to assigned cellent location. A good buy at wlcz, 20, of 49 Apple Tree Dif, Colfax Drops For application and Job de­ FREE CALICO Kittens -643- ’THREE room furnished apart­ and draperies ' stay. Garage, hearing on the allowance of said rooms, two baths, garages, full shall present the certificate of holes, sews on buttons, blind — includes appliances, utilities, bus and shopping. Hutchins for a hearing on the allowance of admlntotration account with said $12,900. Immediate possession. men Friday. Bottl was a member of the according to jioUce, drove his his naturalization or a copy scription apply to PERSONNEL 7063. $27,600. Phllbrick Agency Real­ said account and said Trustees' estate, ascertainment of heirs and basement, electric heat. Yard hems dresses, overcasts, parking, private basement and ment in Wlllimantlc, $76 Agency Realtors, 649-6324. two prior accounts with said es­ T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- The blast. In a warehouse Audio Visual Aides Club, the into ^ field after losing con- thereof issued by the United OFFICE, Municipal Building, tors, 649-6347. order of distribution, and this monograms, makes fancy monthly. Call between 5 :30 and tate. and thia Court directs that no­ Courts directs that notice of the Is beautiful, plenty of privacy. where land mines were stored, Ispmetrics Club, and the Scl- (fol______at approximately 12:10 a.m. His Appeal States Immigration and Natu­ 41 Center Street, Manchester, private patio, $200. Call J. D. . . — TVyO FAMILY — $19,600, 4-4 1677. WAN’TED Home for, part angora 6 p.m. or before 8 a.m.. 742- tice of the time and place assigned time and place assigned for said Immediate occupancy. Selling ______blew apart toe building's tile ence Club at East Catholic High jjg told police an unidentified ralization Service. stitches. Real Estate Co., 643-6129 or COMPARE THIS ,6 room Cape flats. Convenient location. As­ for said hearing be given to all pei^ hearing be given to all persons Connecticut. kittens, housebroken. 648-8404. 6519. sons known to be Interested there­ for only $82,800 and well worth vERNON — 6Vi room Raised walls and part of the roof. School as jwell as participating motorist forced him off toe PUTNAM (AP) — J. David Dated at Coventry, Connecti­ 643-8779. with others. ’This one includes sumable mortgage. Call Judy known to be interested therein to Applications must be returned in to appear and be heard thereon appear and bo heard thereon by It. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- Ranch. City water and sewers, George Mathes, assistant in toe Intermural program and yooA. Colfax, an assistant professor cut, this 4th day of June, 1968. a breezeway and garage. ’Three Libby, Leonard Agency Real- by publishing a copy of this order publishing a copy of this order in to the PERSONNEL OFFICE, COLLIES — AKC, champion RENTALS handled — apart­ In some newspaper having a circu­ some newsp^er having a circula­ 1677. garage, expandable basement, plant manager, etild relatively being named on the Honor Roll Robert Goodrow, 16, of 67 01- Michael J. Pesce NOW ONLY $57.80 or four bedrooms, full walk­ tors,« 646-0469. at toe University of Connecti­ Donald S. Davis Municipal Building, 41 Center Hne. Beautifully marked, home ments, homes, multiple dwel­ Resort Property lation In said District, at least seven tion in saiu District, at least seven wooded lot. Young neighbor- fgw of toe concussion mines ex- his senior year. cott Dr., lost control of a car he raised, sable pups. Stud serv­ out basement. Nice picture win­ days before the day of said hear­ days- before the day of said hear­ cut, decided Friday not to ap- William O. Glenney Street, Manchester, Connecti­ Or payments of $6.78 per lings, business. Courteous, ef­ For lient 67 MANCHES’TER—7 room Cape, ing, and by mailing on or before ing, and by mailing on or before hood, $22,900. Call Colll-Wag- pioded. Adjacent warehouses ------was operating on Olcott Dr. at Elizabeth R. Rycnling cut, not later than Friday, ice available. Call 643-9663. dow, large kitchen and dining June 6. 1968. bv certified me'l, a June 7, 1968, by certified mail a petil a 10-day term and $300 month.' For further informa­ ficient service. Call us novi. Loti For Sate 73 ner, 289-0241. were not damaged, he said. CHINESE ART SHOW SET 9:46 p.m. yesterday, crashing Board of Admissions June 21, 1968. COVENTRY LAKE —lakeside room and occupemcy to be de­ full shed domer. Formal din­ conv of thia order to Frank Chenev copy of said order to Helen L. Lln- tion, call Capitol Sewing, C. J. Morrison Agency, 643- ing room, finished rec room, Plitt. 10® Park Ave., New York scnbigler, 109 Columbus St., Man­ Four^ of the victims were Gary CHICAGO (AP) — Avery the vehicle into a mail box and fine. \ cottage, modern, all conven­ termined. Wolverton Agency 28. New York: George W. Cheney chester, Conn.: Joseph P. Lawler. (COLUMBIA — oversized Cape, credit manager until 9 p.m., 1016. extra lot of record. Handy lo- LAND WITH road frontage, on 7 room s 2 full baths famUv Wayne Lawrence, 24, of Lomax, Brundage, a trustee of toe Art a utility pole after attempting He was convicted In Circuit SMALL New Zealand rabbits, iences, some select dates still Realtors, 649-2813. Jr.. 46 Mountain Road. Farming- 202 Autumn St., Manchester, Conn.: if toll, collect. . cation. $23,900. Phllbrick ton, Conn.. Co-Trustee; The Connec­ Mary L. Pasek. Indivtduaily oiri as Buckland Road* Manchester, LoTTarge iT S e 3 ^ ' Raymond Young, 23. institute of Chicago and presl- a right turn onto Center St. Court In Willimantic ThuiAday O. Herrmann, 612 Center St. FIVE ROOM apartment includ­ available. 643-6930. ticut Bank and Trust Om oany. One • MANCHESTER guardian ad litem for John W. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, for large family. $28,MO. Phil- Of . Keokuk, Iowa; Robert L. dent of toe International Olym- on charges of breach o f' toe LEGAL INVITATION ing heat, hot water, new stove Agency. Realtors. 649-5347. Constitution Plana, Hartford, Conn., Lawler, a minor, 22 Montclair ____ J. ______Police said the accident Is still ADORABLE housebroken kitten Co-Tnislee, and return make to Drive, East Hartford. Conn., and 649-6847. brick Agency Realtors, 649- Walker, 23, of Burlington, and pic Committee, Is a major col- investdgiatlon. peace and resisting arrest. Of­ and refrigerator. Newly dec­ COLUMBIA Lake — Small wa­ this Court. brioli needs home. 11^ Maple St. 649- 246-2140 Owner Ready To Move MANCHES’TER — 6 rooms, im­ return make to this Court. Willis. Bogan Henson, 37, of lector of Chinese art Michael H. Fromerto, 22, of ficials at toe state jail In Toll­ ADVERTISEMENT TO BID orated. Adults, no pets. Call terfront cottages, June, July, JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. ______JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. BOLTON — Near center 1% 6347. 7449, 643-6181. maculate condition, fireplace, Stronghurst, 111. * An extensive exhibit of Hartford backed his car and said Colfax had begun Sealed bids will be received 649-0134. Aug;ust. 643-2693 or “ Columbia Into larger home and is of­ acre lot in beautiful residential For Positions of Sewer sunporch, attached garage, VERNON—MANCHESTER line- The name of the fifth victim bronzes, ceramics, jades, lac- pathed oar o'wned by senring toe jail sentence. at the office of the Purchasing 18 cu. ft. G.E. frost free refrig­ 4,” Rt. 87, Columbia. fering this lovely '7 room area. Call 649-7367. Line Installation prestige area, near school, bus, 7 room SpUt Level. Private was withheld pending notifies- uuers and stone sculptures, as wtuinm p. Dekmg o f Bolton ’Die charges stemmed from Agent, 41 Center Street, Man­ MALE FLUFFY gray kitten erator. G.E. auomatlc washer, COLONIAL DUPLEX, 6 rooms, Split Level at $27,600. This Inspectors... NEW HARBOR, Maine— Three shopping. Char Bon Real BOLTON LAKE — Lots 600’ treed lot. Near school. Im- tion of relatives, who were trav- well as smaller group of scroll yesterday at 10:30 a.m. on an incident at his home In chester, Conn., until June 18, needs a good home. 649-9236. bureau, 2 boys bikes, 28” , full 2 bedrooms, large living room, home has everything such Inspectors for Sewer Line In­ 1968 at 11:00 a.m. for (1) Fur­ and four room cottages. Mod­ Estate, 643-0683. from water, treed and In very mediate occupancy. Only $19,- eling. paintings, will be shown at toe at. Damage was minor. Mansfield Involving a state set Encyclopedia Britanica picture window, birch cabinet as fireplace, family room, stallation projects will be re- nishing and Installing Pumidng ASHFORD LAKE nice area. Priced to sell. 900. Hayes Agency, 846-0131. Mathes said there were no re- institute June 8 through July 7. according to police, trooper, Michael Beal. Colfax MINI Laddie of Manchester— with bookcase. Call 646-3006. kitchen, ceramic tiled bath, ern conveniences. beautiful garage, bullt-lns. Exclusive! MANCHES’TER — Forrest Hills ulred on or about July 1, 1W8. Equipment—Wells No. 9 Sc No. heat, hot water, Venetian Hayes Agency, 646-0181. ports of others being injured. Brundage began collecting George E. Wood, 42, of 81 had asked the police for pro­ tubsequent phases of the proj­ AKC black small miniature ocean view. Ten minute drive Call John Sledesky, 649-6306. — New custom built 8-room 26 MILES EAST OP MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY — Luxury cus­ 4; (2) Painting of Park Street blinds, storm windows, attic, More than 7,600 persons are em- Aslan art following his visit to Bretton Rd. drove his car Into tection after he received a ect estimated to be contracted Bridge and Chain Link Fence; poodle, ten weeks old. Good PORTABLE dishwasher, wood to store and beach areas. Colonial, 2l^ baths, double CHOICE RESIDENTIAL area. tom crafted seven room Ranch, top $^. GE refrigerator, tur­ cellar, lovely yard, central lo­ Available June and September OFF ROUTE 44—SHORE FRONT LOTS ployed at the plant, which is on the great Chinese exhibition the jefit roar portion of a car threatening phone call. In August 1968. (3) Backhoe Loader. with children. Call 649-1116. garage, family room, elty utili­ Walking distance to new Globe over-looking Eleventh hole, All Interested parties are in­ quoise color, $46, Birdseye Ma­ cation, one child, no pets, $145. B & W a 20,000-acre site about seven held at Burlington House, Ion- operated by Joel C. Whalen, The 31-yiear-old father of two Bid forms, plans and speci­ at $40 and $46 per week re­ ties. Hayea Agency, 646-0131. Hollow school, near golf Mlnnechaug Golf course. Two vited to submit a rqsume stat- fications are available at the ple double bed, mattress, box monthly. 649-7886. E A SY TERMS miles west of Burlington. don. In 1936 and 1936. 25, of 77 Brookfield St. yester- who at toe time was contest------. - ^ ^ spective^. July and August at BARROWS and WALLACE Co. course. Call 649-M82. full baths, 2 car garage. Beauti­ Ing induction into toe armed Ing availability datto and w - Purcha Office, 41 Center H Arrietet For Sate 45 spring. $36. 649-8746. Manchester Parkade MANCHESTER —Central, quiet The plant commander, Lt. “ Some of toe pieces are very day at 7:45 a.m. at Brookfield 4% ROOM Townhouse — ap­ $65 and $60 per week respec­ ful large lot. Bel Air Real Es­ forces, said toe trooper called ary requirements by Friday, Street, ianchester, Oonneotl- Manchester 6^9-6306 street. Modem 6 room Colon­ TWO ADJACENT buHding lots, Col.. Frank O. Munn, said a gate small, some quite large, som q^^. and E. Middle TpKe. Po- June 21, 1968 to the attention DARK rich stone-free loam, TAPPAN — 40” pliances, utilities, parking. tively. Call 643-8249. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA tate 648-9382. him a draft dodger and refused cut. gas range. ial, 1% baths, paneled family AA zone. Approximately % keeper wsis within 600 feet of toe ■virtually unknown, some al- Uce said Wood had just exited Town of Mancheater to provide protection. Angered of: flS . Pool and patio sand, chrome oven, automatic roast Private basement, $176. Call SPACIOUS 6—room Cape, plus room, wooded lot, garage. On­ 643-5440 — 649-5938 acre total, between two streets. BOUTON —Large custom built building when it exploded, but ready world famous, but all, from the paridng lot at Man- Richard S. Borden Jr. CkmnecUcut stone, fill, gravel, sand and when toe trooper left abruptly, control. Excellent condition. J. D. Real Estate Co., 643- paneled family room, many ex­ ly $22,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Nicely wooded, city sewer and Sj^t I^evel, 7 rooms, fireplace. he was not hurt. modest or spectacular, were se- cheater ICgh School and, as he Director of Administration Robert B. Weiss, he said he picked up a pebble manure, .648-9S04. $126. Call 648-5860. 6129 or 648-8779. Read Herald Ads tras. $24,500. Owner 643-0478. 0131. * water. Must be sold aiTis. one IH baths, 8-oar garage. Only On______June 22, . 1M7, . 'an . explosion looted personally as revealing told them, feUed to see the Town of Vernon (Seneral Manager and threw It at toe police parcel. CaU owfier, 040-2802S-NO $24,900. Hiitohina Agency, Real- at the pJant killed four women some facet of a remarkable civ- other vdiiole headed north on P. O. Box 266 cruiser. Rockville, Connecticut 06066 agents please. tors, M9-0824. workers and Injured, four others, lllaatlon,” Brundage said. BrotdtfleM St.

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W. Center 8t^ with a Maae at t-f,« requiem at the Church of the Aesumptian at 9. Burial will be Sirhan Arraigned In Bt. Jamea* Cemetery. Babbidge to Speak Brenda may call at the fu- ToHiand Youth, 17 noral home tomorrow from 2 to __ ^ 4 &nd 7 to 9 p.m. On Murder Charge At MCC Exercises (Oonttamed From Page One) Drowns'While at Mr*. Balvatore Bassano without applying for citisenship. Dr. Homer D. Baiibidsre Jr., presid«it o f the Uni­ ford to hire his own attorney Crystal Lake VERNON — Mrs. Concetto Although' police had descril)ed versity at Oonnecticut, deliver the conunencement Rlszo Baaxano, 86, of Hartford, and Would be satisfied wlSi ap­ Sirhan as composed and cool, addpBss at Manchester Community Coikve’B fourth an­ pointment of a public defender, ELZJNOTON — A 17-year-old mother of Mm. Robert B. Lelp- Wlrin said he was anguished ■r- WUbur UtUefleld. nual graduation exercises. ItoBand youth drowned yeater- «r Vernon, died Thursday at a^en told the news Kennedy ot Later, A. L. Wlrin, an attor­ ’Ilie graduation ceremonies day afternoon Mrtille swimming Ut. Blnal Hospital, Hartford. She had died lliursday, about 25 ney for the Antekcan Civil Lib­ will be Friday aX 8 pjn ., in at Cryetol Lake. was the wife of Salvatore Baa- hours after he was shot in the erties Union, suggested the Bailey Auditoriumi o f Mlan- head with a .22-callber revolver. cbelsiter H ^ School. R ont^ i^t^Stanton of ^UTe Survivors also incltide 4 other ** *** Kennedy was celebrating his ’Hie gnditailng dasa of 08 S ^ ^ s ^ m l n g from the daughters, a son, and 14 grand- presl- dhidento is the hugest in beachK»nt. toward Da raMraft ahniitabout .MO350 children.children, ir***!?*,!*** Sentlal primary when cdiot. Mice’s brief history. Tho grad- the Hall of Justice two mUes Wlrin told a reporter Slrhon feet away, when he went wider Th* funeral will be held Mon- uaitea wUl receive associate de­ holl-way there. The Incident day at 8:15 a.m. from away, the scene of the day-long was "fearful the community grees from a variety of the opo Funeral Chapel, 2S5 Wetll- 1“*^ hearing. would turn against his family happened at albout 4 :55 p.m. . _. ... ‘ *VoNo, vniifsyour honor,’’ »» he said. two-year programs Offered at The body was recovered at ersfleld Ave., Hartford, with and he asked me to arraitge for the school. Four sheriff’s deputies stood police protection.’ ’ 5:20, state police said, and all a Mass of requiem at St. Mi­ A special award will be pre­ at rigid attention behind Sirhan Just os the grand Jury was resiucitatlon efforts failed. chael’s Church, Hartford, at 9. Head Temple Chib sented to Dr. William M. Cur- throughout the hearing, block- formally charging Sirhan with The youth was a Junior at Burial will be in Mt. St. Bene­ tlB, reUrlng « superintendent of vlea^of spectators who murder, a woman who Identl- Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Borglda Rockville High School and a dict Cemetery, Bloomfield. and Mrs. Alan Hartstein, schools in Manchester and toe Friends may call at the fu- cau^t only fleeting glimpses of fled herself as the "girl In (he of 46 Conway Rd., last rUght and Mrs. Harold Ornsteln, mmember em uer VPAof theU*C auaiw*school’s o asvhonor a ev a ------^ ------. . first head of Manchester Com- polka dot dress’’ sought by Los society and iU football and track neral chapel ttmlght from 7 to were Installed as presidents of and Mrs. Alan Marks, Mr. ^ munlty College. 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and Sirhan winced vdien he turned Angeles police called sheriff’s Mrs. Irving Meltser, Dr. teams. the Mr. and Mrs. d u b of Hie associate degrees to the 7 to 9 p.m. to get Into his wheel chair to be officers and said she wanted to Mrs. Leonard Rosenblatt, Mr. He was bom March 17, 19S1 Temple Beth Sholom In cere­ graduates wUl be presented 1^ taken back to the Jail hospital, talk to them. and Mrs. Sol Roto, and Mr. in Springfield, Mess., the son monies at the temple. Reibbi Mrs. Katherine Bourn, vice Pamee E. Noaooo apparently In pain from his in­ Kathy Fulmer, 16, a dancer, and Mrs. Melvin Berman. o f Ronald H. and Ruth Wilcox- Leon Wind was the installing chairman of toe Board of ’Trus­ jured ankle. told Sheriff Peter J. Pltchees Trustees are Mr. and Mrs. son Stanton of IVllUe Cirole. James E. Noaoco, 60, officer. They succeed Mr. and tees for Regional Community Philip Flreedman, Mr. and Mrs. Survivors,ou r««,r», besldee his parents, xwruivru,Hartford, brother of Mrs ««wemen She had seen Slr- Mrs. Max Zucker. Colleges. inotude two sWters, Miss Bar- e . Pouech of Manchester, died hid ^ v te ^ ^ ^*chlng Kennedy before Other officers Installed are Alvin Hlrshfeld, Mr. and Mrs. nao advised his mother and the shooting, heard the rfiots, Ronald Lcmg, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bourn was chairman of Dr. Homer D. Bobbldg* JTr. bare Stanton and Miss Chris­ yesterday at a Hartford con­ Mr. emd Mrs. Jack Knlaz, Atty. toe Manchester Board of Edu­ brothers through their pastor and then ru^ed from the Am- and Mrs. Victor Moses, Mr. Max Zucker. tine Stanton, both at home; hie valescent home. cation when toe college was es­ fore then he was vice president that they could attend. bassador’s Embassy Room In and Mrs. Jack Oatrom, Mr. and Borglda Is a C.P.A. with the paternal grandmother, Mrs. An­ Survivors also Include three tablished and operated by toe ot toe American Council on Edu­ drew J. Stanton of Springfield, other sisters. Slrhon was admitted as a per- near-hysterla shouting, "They Mrs. Stephen StoUer, Mr. and Baskin and Borglda firm of 63 Town ot Manchester. It now Is cation, which serves more than Mkos., and his maternal grand­ ’Ihe funeral was held this manent resident of the United shot hlm l" Mrs. Elliot Zlmmermann, and E. Center St. He Is a board state-operated. 1,000 member colleges and uni­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles morning from the'O ’Brien FV- States when his family emlgrat- A Kennedy campaign worker Mr. and Mrs. Myron Kalman, member of Temple Beth Dr. Babbidge has been presi­ versities and 145 organlsaUons WUcoxson of Hollywood, Fla. neial Home, 104 Main St., ed from Jordan in the 1960s, Im- had told police she heard a vice-presidents; Mr. and Mrs. Sholom, a member of B’nal dent of UConn since 1982. Be- in higher education. FVmeial servlcee wlU be held Hartford, with a Mass of re­ migration officials say this young blonde woman say, "We Jerrold Abell, treasurers; Dr. B’rith, a director of Liapeople at o f Vi/\vmahome, fVtoe «a reac- hearsal, scheduled ^ ^ for___n ______Sunday,a___ delegation of 69 senators and 40 Loan, 37, Is perhaps best Vice President Hubert H. Hum­ guerite Geer. ’The Rev. William Democratic party presidential tionary rule of toe U.S. monopo- representatives to the funeral. She was the wife of Max Reim­ has been canceled due to toe phrey, Sen. Eugene J. Mc­ PraUey of Bridgeport was seat- nominatlon. He died on Jui^ 6, ly capitalist class has become known outside Vietnam from a The House delegation is all 40 er of Nlantlc, former owner of national day of mourning. Offi- Carthy, former Vice President the Reimer Constructlwi Co. of c Injunction UIJUliVVAVli to VV halt irC44l> the MIC Haack,------I X president------— of the New last imposed «sa in 1946 aaaIn »aav> the post- .J J ' \ untold. transplant was begun by>a team for a short period but all known run out.” project and to substitute a low- York Stock Exchange, said the war surge of stock prices. ’The ^ ® ordered to Norwich for to of Burgeons from the University means failed to change the out The mass demonstration al­ income housing project. move appears to be cautionary 80 per cent margin Is the first State Hospital for observation keep. come," he told newsmen ready has been delayed once. It "A chsinge for the Is to prevent excessive specula- basic change since Nov. 6, 1068, after the calls were overheard of Texas’ Southwestern Medical 'jvorae In a bar. Daughters and Son School. Dr. Webb said Mrs. Matthews originally was set for Memorial generally more likely for picni- tion. He called It. constructive. and the highest since July 28, The heart came from a white suffered a cardiac arrest Thurs- Day with predictions from Aber­ bers ot minority races than for The American Stodk Ex- 1660, when toe rate was dropped Conrad DuBois, 22, udiom In Memoriam man, Bobby Wayne Blocker, 26, daw but was resuscitated and nathy for. a crowd of one million other dtsplacees;" toe Court of change said the board acted In from 00 per cent to 70 per cent, Norwich police said had no In lovinz memory of Joinvalater Slowered V V T v a v U to who died 47 minutes before the condition, until the time of the week the rally would be fortu- “ This means that In many Under the Securities Ex- 50 per cent before Jumping ,,, owls threatening the transidant began. transplant. nate to attract 100,000, cases the relocation standard change Act *-*• of-* 1634, the •board------• again — •-to 70 —per —cent * *-in 1968 i^resldentPresident JohnsonJohnson. JuM today but every day, ^he bar where thDughts CO back b to you. Blocker, married and the ’The transplant was the Rustin’e resignation was trig- will be easier to meet for white has power to fix margin re­ where it has remained since. the arrest • UtUe t h t o Hke you. gered when he Issued a set of than for honwhite dlsplacees." was made had be8n under aur- to do.and father ot two, had been Injured world’s 21st. Seven recipients quirements to prevent excessive, All five board members, in­ time ■11 aoiTows, Wednesday In a Dallas automo- remain aMve—two In Houston, goals for the campaign less Proof of the allegations, the use of credit In stock buying. . cluding Martin, who attended veUlMce after pCUoe wera ‘ alerted. DuBols was held In * proved, bUe accident that killed three Tex., and one each In Paris, sweeping than those originally court said, would constitute a It said margin credit of bro­ the meeting, voted for the ac­ much we mtm you yet. other young men. London, South Africa, BraxU Hsted by Abernathy and his case of violation of the equal kerage customers Jumped (200 tion. Two members were ah- ftderal authorities were told of the E Wife and Family Dr. Watts Webb, chairman of and Argentina. aides. protection clause. million faring April, raising the sent. calls. t»iv UJL UllV U1U*> » conunenoement fourth an-

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Nita Talbot, at left, is on the losing end with Mike Connors on CBS’s “Mannix” today 10-11 p.m. Jean P retty Marsh, below, is tight-lipped with Eoger Moore,. right, and Jeremy D. BalibUIgs Ir. Burnham on NBC’s ‘The Saint” to­ But Worried day 7 :30 to 8 :30 p.m. was vice president can Council on Bdu- li serves more than ir colleges and uni- 1 14S organisations ucatlon. ennedy rother ive would be below Ide of his brother's, pace near two Japa- llas. I 2,100 persons Invit- uneral were repre- F at least SO foreign idolences poured in T the world, just as V. 22, IMS—but this fferent widow, for a >ther. aldent Hubert H. leads an official if 69 senators euid 40 ves to the funeral, delegation U all 40 ves from New York, p Terence J. Cooke rk was selected as ant of the requiem wo months ago the and Sen. Kennedy er in Atlanta at the lie Rev. Dr. Martin ' Jr., another whose Felted to an assassin, all together in our it and grief In these hbishop Cooke said y. "Words arc such messengers of con- John Davidson: A Little Less Wholesome his time." le of shame and dls- Lt tears alone will JOAN OBOSBY you to stay the way you were Today John’s talent is as well- Estelle Parsons and Kay vay,” he said. Some- NAY wife, who is defensive, and a bully. I consider myself basi­ icer St. near the Holl- RAIN OR SHINE cally a gentle man. This is bowUng alley, Uncle Millie Out to Sea where the challenge is.” entlfied woman told Indoon, Outdoors By DICK KLEINEB “ We were out

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(n ) At Name with KUty pert (C) "In the Heat of the Night" (16) Dtraree Ooart (0) 4:45 (51) Local News :66 (5 )Newe —Memeats ef Cem- (56) Divorce Coart (C) kite (C) ]I:M (S) Jolwar QMit (C) Smothers Bros. vs. Minn Fats 13:33 (3) Maaab (C) B (Monday — Friday) (eri aad OaldeMstBi (WEDHm Channel 2 4 ) (46) Dream Hoaee (8) Nears with Bob Yoang (C) (45) It Takes a Thiel ( » Aimaricaa Baaditaad ’< 5:4B (It) Christophers (C) Mannlz enters dark wOrid of (45) Dream Haaae (51) Soeial Seearity in Action 9:35 (3) Special (C) • :M (3) Weather, Sports, News poUtteal Intrigue when he at­ "Dial M for Murder” '64 Hus­ (W) Nears aad Oft 1:25 (5) As the World Tarns (C) Film (IS) Caaatry Maslc XC) newspaper publisher from (C) :1S (5) Hears aad Wasther (C) — Bdacsttoaal 7TV I (25) Local News .- Ing use of marijuana thru (33) Film trumped-up mlllion-dollar libel Monbi, Fromms a murder. Hay HUland, Grace (5) F.D.<). (C) conversations with college stu­ (M> Piaject M (5) FJ>.Q. (0) V IM y . Robert ciu m n i^ . «J) Memeat of MetUtattea aad (45) Wedding Party i (2) After Dlaaer Movie Medtoare — Know Your Bene­ (3hS3) It’s Baelag Time (C) action. 6:65 (S> Momealz of Gomfsri aad (46) WeSilag Party Mga Ofl Saaday, Jaae 5 "I Like Money" ’62 Homespun dents who use drugs and state fits. (43) The D a y lh e Sky Ez- 13:33 (8) Trath Or Canseqaences Nears (W) Baatley-Brlakley Bepert’ 2:5 (5) Love Is a Many Spleadored teacher becomes ruthleu ty­ and federal legal and medical pladed (1) lafiaMo Harisoas Thlag (C) (8) Trath or CoBeeqaeacee (C) I Aatlqaee VI coon. Peter Sellers, Nadia 3:33 (3) News (C) (18) Sabscriptiaa TV (I) Biga Oa aad Praxer ______Days s( Oar Uvee Olaas Hunter (2542-55) Days of Oar Uvee Gray, Hebert Lorn. (C) use. (tt) Bowery Bays (33-33) Fraak McGee Satar- "The Penthouse” (56046) ~ »M 64 5) News, leather aad (C) (45) N.Y.P.D. "Spook Chasers (t> Taara Crier (546) earlywed Oame (C) toerte I French Chet (20 IHuntley-Brinkley Beport day Bepert Bailer Derby (C) (8) CariYasfitrsemski Show (C) "The Day the Sky Ehcpioded" 2:55 (5) Hoaee Party (0) 7: 0 (M) Barke Report Bay Bombers of Ban Francis­ Geaa Claaareom Repeat of June 3, 8:(X) p.m. 2:25 (5) Henee Party (C) (8) Truth Or Consequences (C) 10:15 (8) The Invaders 1:33 (3) Laey Shaw (C) 11:33 (3-8-33-33) News, WeaUler aad (6) VlaU wttli tke Maasicaor (5-46) Nearlyared Oiune (0) 7:5# (55-5546) The Moakeee (C) B I NM.T. Jeuraal (25-22-55) The Dectere (C) 7:15 (46) Barke Beport "The Saucer" (Joined in Prog­ co vs. Chiefs of New York (8) Mystery Theatre (26046) The Deeten .(C ) ( 5 0 ) CowiMy in Africa (C) B (M) Big Flctare (C) Sports (C) (S> Nears aad Weather (546) Baby Oame (0) . (*•) Lee Craae Show Repeat of June 3, 9:00 p.m. (545) CkBdren’e Doctor (C) (C) R 10:30 (3) News Special (C ) 1;M 5:55 (5) Newt (0) land. (25-22-35) Yon Don’t Say (C) Premiere. First program in playing among candidates and Caiilster. Wanda Hendrix. of another world. '60 Lee, Edmund O’Brien. (5) Diek Vda Dyke Show (C) 8 : 0 (5-45) Bat Patrol (C) B "Operation Snatch" ’62 Terry <46) Jack LaLaaae Shew 5:56 Repeat of June 3, 10:00 p.m. (8) Mr. Goober (C) series showcasing best young on national scene. Preston Foster. (18) A lfr^ HIteheock Preseats (25-2546) Yob Doa’t Say (C) (15) Sabeeriptlon TV (45) Dark Shadows (C) perlormera discovered in (18) Subscription TV TtHnnas, George Sanders. (5) Hap Blehards Bh^a FHm (25-25-55) Match Oame (C) Lloyd Thaxton ia host. To­ (C) (33) Frank MeOae Bepert (C) Menr Oriffla Shear (C> 4:66 (5) Baager Msttea (C) (560-15) Danny Thomnn Hear ) Mister Bogere’ Neighborhood (18) Woody Woodbury Show night’s program originates In 11:00 (3-6-2540-40) News, Weather, (333) Bed Sax Baseball (C) (33) News, Weather, ^mrts Starring Johnny Carsoh (56 0 4 6 ) Matoh Game (C) (C) B Sports (C) (8) CUUer Theatre Meralag Meats I Wkat’e New (45) Boeo U e Clown San Francisco and features Chicago vs. Boston (S3) Ameriea (C) (46) Alfred Hltehce^ Freeeats (15) W e ^ Weedhary tkiw "•rho Demon Under the Bed" I ITaytag (jaltar with Fred 4:26 (26-2245) News (C) entertainers from that area. (M) Tom EweU Show (43) Bailer D o t e 7:33 (3) The Prisaaer (41) BenTtte Clewa > Noad 4:25 (I) Basel (C) ~ 8:35 (3) Showtime (C) 11:25 (3) Tuesday Starlight Bay Bombers vs. Canadian (333333) The Salat (C) (1) Make Beem ter Dadd, (56-5546) News (O) " and Joan (!oIllns. FhotomPh- Flamenco Forms (25) Theatre 15 Premiere. Program starring "Vengeance of the Three Mu­ Nationals (43) Datiag Gama disfigured face .restored by er auigned to do a pictorial sketeers" '63 D'Artangan A his nnoerfected surgery, reverts (8) Fat Beoae Shear (O) (5) Haael (C) ) Tbe DieeoBters >(8-a) MUe Denglae Shew (C) different performing host and 3:15 (3333) Major Leagae Base­ 8:M (18) MaaCallad X (SO ) Mike Deaglas Shew (C) eanay, tries to help an aging Irving Howe (2645) Fllatateaee (C) international guest stars each cronies save beautiful lady in midst of romance. She dies (n> FHm ai^er make peace with hlm- ball (C) (43) Newlywed Game 16:6 (5) Caadid Camera (55) TMe-Maa Dsarsaa I Franck Chet 5:1 (5) Perry Maran week and featuring London from evil nobleman. Gerard 3:33 (43) The Beatles 8:33 (3) My Three Sans (C) B attempting to murder doctor. Barray, Mylenc Demongeot. In death ner beauty retuHUI." " (16046) Saap Jadgmeat. (C) (5546) Fnatriaaes (C) Apple (Siarlotte (M) Big Pictare (C) Line Dancers, Jack Pernell 3:33 (43) Blver Patrol (C) (3333M) Get Smart (C) B (66) OM Talk 5:6 (5) Ferry Masea (645 )FeIoBy Sqaad (C) B I ABC’e of Boatlag (55) Combat and his orchestra and Mik (C) 4:33 (3) Daktari (C) B (8 ^ ) Imwreaee Welk (C) *66 5:55 (5) Family Affair (C) B Sammls Singers. Guest host: 11:30 (26-2240) Tonight Show (C) (S3) Outer Limits 1 6 :0 (56-ttM) News (C) (M) Film Boat Handling and Seaman­ (41) Manstero (18) Sabscriptiaa TV (18) Sabserte^ TV (N) Combat ^ (M5) Peyton Place (43) The Baeers (C) S:N (3) Hogaa’ s Herses (C) B (546) Dick Caaett Shear (C) 5:U (46) Weather aad News Guests: Art (^mey and Nan­ From Protest to Resistance (25) Scope ro vocalist. Hope and Keene 1:00 (8) News —Moments of Com­ 4:45 (8) TBA (3333M) Saturday Night at suburb disappears to reappear ette Fabray. fort and Gnideposis on distant planet 11:66 (25046) FcrseaalKjr (C) 5:M (IS) Alteraeaa Beport ) N.B.T. Festival 6:5 U) Weather, Sports, Nears (C) comedy team, others. 5:33 (3) Bace at the Week (C) 11 :M (55046) HoDyweed Sqaarrt (W) b a l M (26045) I Spy (C) B Lelnadorf Recreates (8) News, SMrts, Weather (C> (2645 ITaesday Night Movie (30) News and Sira Off Belmont —^The Mother Goose "Girts! Girls! Girls!" Elvis 13:33 (43) News aad Weather (C) 6:66 (5) Weather, BperM Nean (C) (545) Big VaUey (C) B G8) Merv (JrlfOa Mew "M amie" Sean Ctonnery and (40) News Headlines —USAF (343) Wide World at Sports Presley, as fishing boat capL 13:N (M) News aad Sign Off » 15:66 (5) Lore ef LUe (C) (5) News, BForta, Weather (C) 15:W (IS) SalMcriplIon TV Tiesday, Jaae 11 (25) Maa and the CluUleagr TIppI Hedren. Businessman Beligioos Film and Sign OK (C) who moonlights as nightidub 1:33 (43) I7SAF Bellgisns FUm aad (164546) Jeopardy (C) (15) Mery Grldm Shew "The Penthouse" (tt) Hlghlighta (C) marries one o( his employes 1:16 (3) News and Weather (C) — (S3) Health Is Year Fatare singer. Stella Stevens, Laurel sig a o n (6) Mike Deaglas Matlaee (C) (M) Mea la Bpaee 11:55 (5 4 0 4 5 4 5 ) News, Weather, I Mister Bogers’ Neighborhood (35) Memde’s Navy — a compulsive safecracker Moment of Meditation and (33) FUm Goodwin and Jeremy Slate 1:35 (3) News — Mameats ml Com­ (65) Bearitebed (tt) BMIMhts (C) (C) Shelley Bennan is host I What's New 6:56 (45) Maverick —and attempts to cure her of Sign Off (S3) Sapermaa (C) are featured. (C) R '62 fort aad Gtridepasta (M) M e u w ’s Nary. Nary — , ..h e Law aad Mr. Jeaes I CoatroBlag Labor Taraover U:0 (5) News (C) 1 1 :0 (5) Meaday Starlight 5:33 (3) Braaded (C) 3:33 (3) Pettleaat Janctloa (C) B 3:55 (3) Mameat of MedUatiaa aad »:N (5) Search for Tamerrew (C) (W) Msaeriek o f CBS' “Showtime,” aad Absenteeism (S3) Facas (343) Ronyiroad Palace (C) B Slg a o n — (564545) Kae GaoM (C) (8) Wsaderfal World ef flFerts "Walk into Hell" W Oil com- which has its premiere Repeat of 8:65 a.m. and 4:00 (45) Treasare Isle (C) party. Inspecting depoe- g.m. 15:45 (5) Galdlag Light (C) 6:56 (5) Nean arith Walter Crea- Jungle, la captured by Tuesday 8:30 - 9:80 1 Bpecti am U:55 (55045) News (C) kite (C) n ssTages. (Alps Rafferty, Fran- Interplanetary Space (5) Naan arith Bob Yeaag (C) colse Christopher. (C) p.m . I State ef the Arts Summer TTieatre WEDNESDAY JO PROGRAM TOQBTH^Bt I John MeOBI Qaiatet Xendelasohn Sonatas Dom DeLuiae and Marian 1:88 <3) Giri Talk (8) Newt with Bob Yonny (C) Starring Johnny Carson SUNDAY PROGRAM Mercer, ariio appears on bis (C) (28) New Horisont (8-40) Joey Bishop Show (C) JO Wednesday, Jane 12 <88) Flim (22’^ ) Hnntley-Brinkley Re­ 1:00 (8) News —Moments of Com­ Wednesday nigtit show on CBS, At Hame with Kitty port (C) fort and Gnideposis 7;33 (M) Acricaltare on Parade thy Malone. (C) "Red Tomahastk" (»-starred on the 1961 ott- SYLVANIA COMPACT ROLL-ABOUT Mister Bogere’ Neighborhood <88) Divorce Coart (C) 6:45 (28) Local Newt . (30) News and Sign Off 7:56 (3) S in oa aad Prayer (8-32) BasebaU (C> I (3 22 3040) News, Weather aad Wkat’e New (48) Dream Heate 7:08 (3) Sommer Scede with Brad (40) News Headlines —USAF Tae Christophers Chicago and Boston Spurts (C) Broadway show, ‘‘LitUe Maiy~ H:33 (3) The Diaaeatere 1:38 (3) Ao the Worid Tarai ( ) Back ^ ^ t Don’t Backle Un­ (18> Sabocrip^a TV (28) Hantley-Briakley Bepoit (43) i l l s Is the Life (18) Biae Door fi^ofes8lonal life. Burgess der His Bony (C) 8:33 (8) ThU Is the Life (40) Amerleaa Baadstaad leredith. Dulde Gray. Ueitm "The ComedlaiiB" arln Carmicnael (88) WeddtBff Party (8) Trath Or Coateqaences (C> (S3) Boso the Ciowa (C) (18) NA6L Pro Soeeer ( C) Moore.* Karin (Jarniichael 7:28 (48 )Barfce Beport (3D17E — TotJay’s finest 3:88 <3> Love It a Maoy l^leadored 8:45 (43) Uawa Bible lastltate Manchester CUy at Oakland (8) News, Weather, Sports (C) 9:1 I Sallbig Cllalc 7:38 (3) Lott in Space (C) B 9:33 (3) Forest Baayers (C) (30) Big Pictare (C) (22) Peter Gaan Thiaa Thartday, Jane 13 (C) (18) Let Crane Show <36^ Cartooa Cataps (C) of our armed forces world Starring Johnny Canon PM <8-M) Newlywed Game (C) 8:30 (3) Beverly HUIbiUlet (C) R B:15 (46) Sacred Heart around. (40) Movie of the Week picture size portable. 6:15 Mister Bogers’ Neighborhood 2:38 <3) Hoate Party (C) (8-40) Dream Boose "Red Tomahawk” (30) Wells Fargo IC GO. S trik in g Ehiameled Interplanetary Space (36) Uncle Waldo (C) "The Tall Men" CHark Gable 2:55 ChUdrea’t Doctor (C) 9:00 (3) Green Acres (C) B <4») Inslyht (8) TBA an^ Jane Russell. * Poet Civil- Repeat 'of June 11. 7:30 p.m. (20-22-38) Kraft Mntic Hall 10:60 (3) (3) Gaosmoke To TeU the Trath (C) Lamp Unto My Feet Coinplete Ebony (^inet. Pre-set (28-22-38) AooUer Worid (C) (C) ( 8) Dialoyue (3»-30) Vietnam: The War ThU Mont, arith n>1>bery in mind. Preparing Plans Singer John Davidson os host l « ) Chaliee of Salvation Week (C) Instead they go into partner­ U n e ott 8:55 Ftaytag OalUr with Fred (8-48) General Hotpltal (C) and star. Guests: Actress Es­ (8) Saaday Movie Spectacalar fine tuning, lighted dial 3:25 (3) Newt (C) (SO) Klaf Leonardo ship with their intended vic­ Noad 3:38 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show (C) telle Parsong and musical (40) The Christophers "Man of the West” G ao’ Coop­ tim to buy Texas cattle and * U sh tln H Flamenco Forms group, Harper’s Bizaare. 10:30 (3) er and Julie London. Gunsling­ sell them in Mont for huge Repeat of June 10. 7:00 p.m. (28-22-38) Yoa Don't Say (C) Look Vp and Live FIxtaires and out-front controls. (8) Mr. Goober (C) (8) Big B^vie ( 8 ) VidIcoB er-bandit. gone straight U profit. (C) *55 8:55 Fourth Bstate "Pork C?hop Hill* ' Gregory (30) Superman — 6 Birplace- Famous Syivania Color Summer Theatre (28-KM8) Match Game (C) bloody battle to take the Kor- 11:00 (3) Camera Three (C) up. (C) *58 Momeat ef JlcdItatlOB aad Repeat of June 13. 8:00 p.m. U8) Woody Woodbary Show . ean hill, key to stopping Com­ (8) Speaking for the Coasum- (23) Amaaiag Daaaiager Slga Off 11:05 Nears ia Perspective munists as told by command­ (•10) Sagarfoot > (40) News Headltoes — USAF Glass and Shades bright 85* picture tube Repeat of June 12, 8:00 p.m. (48) Bm o the Clown ing officer of American troop Bellgloas Film 4:25 (28-22-38) Newt (C) (33) Bainboa* Theatre (C) M30-^^3t) Fraak McGee Be- * Electrical Supidies, 4:38 (3) Basel (C) with his men in action. “ Dutch Wonderland" port 6 fe (33) Social Seearity In Action 875-0888 7:N ABC*i ef Boatlag (28) DISMveriny America (20-22-30) Ron for Yoar Life ing on remarkable new ideas Boat Handling and Seaman­ (38) Combat (C) R 11:30 (3) Perceptioa (C) that may revolutionise educa­ R t.. 83— Vemon ship (48) Moattert (18) Sabscription TV “The AiUifcadcrship Vaccine" tion by starting schooling proc­ Repeat of June 10. 8:30 p.m. 5:25 (48) Weather aad News "In the Heat of the Night’* Dick Bertel and CJ La Rocht ess shortly after blrrth. 7:38 N.E.T. FesUval 5:38 (18) Afternoon Report 11:00 (3-8-22-30-40) Newt, Weather, Tex Bitter on “Ameri­ o( the National Football Foun­ (30-33-30) G-E College Bowl L ^ sd orf Recreates. (28) Ladiet Day Sports (C) dation and Hall of Fame will (18) Coaa Beport Repeat of June 10. 10:00 p.m. 8:88 (3) Weather Sportt and (20) Ensign O’Toole . can Profile: Music discuss an essay a*hich ex­ (40) Ckariie Chaa WILTON’S STANEK ELECTRONICS 8:38 Book Beat Weather (C) 11:25 (3 )Wednesday Starlight from the Land,” Fri­ presses ways in a*hich young 6:30 (3) Bat Mastersoa O M 6 ------Lawrence Durrell (8) Neart, Sportty Weather (C) "Guns of Nevada" ’67 Man l»eople are prevented from (30-32-30) FVpper (C) B W IT T 9 W O p 9:80 NoEoT. Playhoate (28) MarrUfe In Today't So­ must choose between two wom­ day 10-11 p.m. on developing facility for leader­ (18) Flriag Uae 277 BROAD STREET—PHONE 649-1124 Battle of Culloden ciety en at risk of his own life. NBC. ship. (3) Lassie B 10:15 John McGUl Qaintet (22) HifUlchtt (C) George Martin. Adriana Am- (ej One Nation ladlvUible (C) (3040) WUd KUgdom (C) Repeat of^ June 11. 9:(a) p.m. (38) McHale’t Navy besi (C) (33) Big Pictare (C) (8-40) Voyage to the Bottom of 6:05 (48) Maverick . 11:30 (20-22-30) Tonight Show (C) (SOj brum ike ueaa’s Desk (C> the Sea (C) B 6:25 (8) WoB^rfnl World of Sportt (40) Discovery (33) News, Weather, Sports (C) 11:45 (30) Sacred Heart Program (3) GeaUe Ben B 6:38 (3 )Newt with Walter Cron- GARNER'S 13:00 (3) We Believe (C) (30-33-30) Wonderful World of Our SPEEDY Specialty kite - ey is one of guests in live Foil Line of Typewriters, I'K K r i ’ & DKI.IVERV 1:00 <3) Yoar Commaalty (C) portion of shoa*. CALX, IN ORDER Adding Machines, Duplica­ <30-33-30) Meet tbe Press (C> (8-40) The F.BJ. (C) R c/?/r/ Dividend pnM 8:30 IvOAlV Pick Dp 10 Minutes Later tors Photo Copy Machines (8) Way Oat (36-33-30) The Mether»-la-La« \ '. s O < I I I o *SJ k CALL 649-1752 (40) Timmie and Lassie fC) R RANGE and DRYER trom d6jr of depoelL (18) Subscription IV 1:30 (3) The Ontdoorsmon (C) "In the Heat of the Night" WIRING SERVICE /Mmtrm/rjf'MA v/MaB 4 times yearty. trunk Kindlii), Prop. (33) Catholle Hoar (C) (3) Smothers Bros Comedy DEN’S DRIVE-IN (8) Caaa M.D. Hoar (C) R Servioe C h m m g m . C om pleto ■AncnieTH’e etnteT nnAwciAt miTitj 462 GENTipt ST^-64S-26M T. AGNEW & GO. (30) Frontiers of FhiU *er India" Lauren the summer adventure "Abbott and Oostello Meet the Bacall and Kenneth Moore in Invisible Man*' *51 Pvt. detec­ adventure-raroa of blood and series, ^ “The Cham­ Ekctrlc Heat Inatallattoas. tives try to clear client they battle set'against Moslem up­ can't see of murder charge. rising in India. 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Geo other 10 (20-2LS0) Days of Our Lives (8) News with Bob Yoaac (C) (Jobel, Shecky Greene and (C) (20) Canadlaa Tnyel Film Wisa D'Orso. wounding (8-40) Newlywed Game (C) (22-80) HanUey-Brinkley Be- (8) Wackiest Ship la the Army pound Ru 2:S0 (S) House ParW (C) port (C) (G) (20-22-30) The Dectors (C) ; (20) Local News (40) Alfred Hitchcock landed on (8-40) Baby Game (C) (8) Worid of Lowell Thomas u ,oo (S-S-22-SO-IO) News, Weather, I (8-40) ChUdren’s Doctor (C) (C) Sports (C) __ (S) To Tell the Truth (C) •'Forbidden Kingdom to Sx- (18) Sabscrlptlon TV (2O-22-S0) Another World (C) plolodlng Mountain” . Lowell ••The Penthouse‘s (8A0) General Hospital (C) Thi' omas takes us to watch (20) Honey West S:X6 (S) News (O) eruption of a live ivotoano. 11:28 (S) Thursday S te ^ h t S:S0 (3) Dick Van Iteke Show (C) (20) Honlley-Brinkley ^ p o rt “ Hero'sn civ *1 lsland‘Aoscasaaa '62 wm _ m,Pirate aasaow (20-22^) Yon ^n^t tey (C) (C) helps man save hla Carolina (8) Mr. Goober (C) (8) Truth Or Consequences (C) Island from marauders. James (40) Dark Shadows '.(2240-40) News, Sports and Mason, Neville Brand, Kate 4:00 (S) Ranger Station (C) Weather ' Manx. (CL (20-22-30) Match Came (C) 1:20 (40) Barke Beport • - "Girls at Bea" '61 GUy Rolfe, (18) woody Woodbory Show 1:30 (3) Cimarron Strip (0>-B ' Ronald Shiner, Ann Kimball. •FRH (C) (20-22-30) Daniel Boone tC )-B (40) Boso (he Clown (840)-Second Hundred Years (20-2240) Toaight Show (C) 4:25 (20-22-30) News (C) .u. (C) B Starring Johnny Carson 4:S0 (S) Basel (C) (18) Les Crane Show (8-40) Joey Bishop Show (C) Snpiei 3:00 (8-40) Flying Nun (C) B I (8) Newh —Moments ot Com­ the pc (8-22) Mike Douglas Show (C) fort and Galdeposts (20) West Point 3:30 (20-2240) Ironside (C) B sueplol (3040), FHhtslones (C) (8-40) Bewitched (C) R *(88) iTews and S in Oft 5:00 (3) Ferry Mason (W SnbKrtotlon 'IV (40) News —V S A Bellgions street (20) This Is the Life "The (^mnedians" e____ Plim and Sign Off tor we (30) Combat :00 (3) Thursday Night Movie 2:fS (3) News and Weather (G) — (40) Monsters "Secret Invasion ' Five con­ Mome**t Ot M^itatlon and to 1. 5:25 (40) Weather and News victed criminals are offered S in OH FRIDAY JU PROGRAM Be] 1:00 (3 lOlri" Talk (C) 5:28 (40) Weather and News cation in playgrounds of Inter­ (20) FUm 5:30 (18) Afternoon Beport national jet set, drama con­ Barbara Rush and Tippy Walker are mother and (22) At Home with Kitty (20) Theatre SO cerns capricious woman who (SO) Divorce Court (C) 6:00 (8) Weather, Sports, Nows (C) roams world In search of ex­ daughter on ABC’s “Peyton Place” series. (40) Dream Honse (8) News, Sports, Weather (C) citement. Susan Hayward, Di­ (18) Merv Orifttn Show ane Baker, Michael Craig, Kd- Sti 1:S0 (8) As the World Tams (C) (20) Sports Show ward Judd. (C) R (20-2240) Let’s Make n Deal (22) Highlights (C) 9:80 (28-2248) HoUyWood Squares (C) (SO) McHale’s Navy (C) (8) P.D.q. (C) 6:05 (48) Maverick (8-48) Guns of WUI Soanett (40) Wedding Party 6:15 (28) Bold Venture (C) B FLOOR COVERING Highlights 2:00 (3) Love Is a Many Splendored 6:25 (8) Wonderful World ol Sports 18:00 (222240) Americaa ProlUe: . Ret Thing (C) (C) Music from the Land (C) B SPECIALISTS (20-22-30) Days of Onr Lives 6:30 (S) News with Walter Cron- Singer Eddy Arnold narrates (C) kite (C) program on history of country MONDAY: “You’re in Love, (8-40) Newlywed Game (C) (8) New* with Bob Yoong (C) music and its growth into its B E L G ABMSTRONG UNOIaBUM CharUe Brown,” rebroadcast of 2:30 (3) Honse Party (C) (2248) Hnntley-Brinkley Be- current status as multi-million A P) — Pa (20-2240)------The DoDoctor* (C) pert (C) dollar enterprise and tuneful student mo FORMICA COUNTER TOPS caiarlle’ s rom antic setbaBroderick Crawford'. In Tri­ "big business" of art as It Is Yale Wexler ,Abby Dalton. carried out variety series, with Shelley Ber­ poli, clever slave girl helps conductedmuu In. London and Paris (222248) Toaight Show (C) “ It ■was n ten imprisoned American sea­ and through-out US. Starring Johnny Carson man as host, 8:30-9:30 p.m. on men escape from the cruel (3-40) Man la a Suitcase (C) (240) Joey, BUhop Show (C) than we e; EQUIPMENT CBS .. . “Mamie,’’ Alfred Pasha. "No Friend of Mine" McGUI (8) News —^Moments of Com­ of the stud (20) Mea of Annapolis is enmeshed in plot to sabo­ fort and Guldepoots Hitchcock film about a pretty (2.22) Mike Doaglas Skew (C) tage independence move of (30) New* —Sign Off sold of Tit( RENTALS kleptomaniac, 'with 'Dppi (38-40) Plintstoaes (C) African naUon. (49) News Headline* —USAF . The m 6s 5:00 (3) Perry Mason (18) SubMriptlaB TV B ellflou FUm and Sign OH Hedren and Sean Connery, 8:30- "Red Tomahawk" grade stu< Sanding Mnehineo (20) Faith (or Today 3:1 I (3) News and Weather (C) — 11 p.m. on NBC. (80) Combat 0:00 (S) Friday Night Movie Moment of Meditation and the self-ety Power Tools (40) Mnnstors "Stolen Hours" Filmed on lo- Sign Off PhunbeFs Tools ' 'WEDNESDAY: “The Kraft (See Painter’s Ebulpment Music Hall,’’ with Estelle Par­ BARDOT SHOW Cement Tools sons, and John Dairidson as hoot, 9-10 p.m . on NBC . . . “ To Moving Equipment iBvigiite Bardot w(H star In Catch a Thief’’ (1956), ttie Ri­ her first American teleidaton Mnlntenaaob Equipment viera, Cary Grant and Grace Chris Schenkel program neoct season on NiBC. WaU^perlng Equipment K elly, 9-11 p.m . on CBS. Tbe French actreae will •hig 649-2G S 2 THURSDAY: "Today," two- and dance at favorite haunts hour musical salute to Duke El­ in the A ir in Z^arts, Loiulon and th e BVeixdi A-P EQUIPMENT lington, 7 a.m. on NBC. RlvieTa. The obow is titled RENTAL "Speoial Bardot.” ERIDAY: “The Art Game," NEW YORK (NBA) —Chris fore ABC cut baidc, there paintings as a way to money, 955 Center St. Mnnobester Schenkel Just got off a plane unsold commercial time. Now 8:30-9:30 p.m. on NBC . . . WASHIN from Detroit, stopped in New we are sold out and we have “ Stolen Hours (1963), the Jet set York long enough for lunch, th^ iSHOP and Supreme ( crowd, with Susan ^yw ard and got on a plane to ^ Memphis, sponsors waiting until next New Y orl M ichael Craig, 9-11 p.m . on which is sort of typical for y e a r." SAVE public sch CBS. Chris, busy right now covering With his thorough knowledge WHERE textbooks golf for ABC-TV. of all sports, Chris’ enthusiasm YO U SEE chlal and ■ adds to his reputation as one of When the O lym pics start In TH IS « The 6-3 SUMMER BROADCASTS Mexico City next October, TV’s best all-round commenta­ tlce Byror Chris will be flying In and out tors. He’s still a hero worshiper SIGN hold that t N SC 'Will teleirise a scries Of covering the games for ABC, and says his two biggest thrills tlon o f the documemtary programs during as well as weekly football tele­ came on the day toat a portly Justices ELECTRONICS the summer itlian were first casts. man in a country club said ELEN’S TEXACO Ham O. D LftBORflTORIES show duitng the past season. For a fellow who spends so ‘Tve always wanted to meet 381 MAIN ST. dissented. These include "AaneritMUi P ro­ much time In the air, he has you. I’m Waller Hagen” and Warren a file: Music from Ihe Land” on his feet firmly planted on the on the day a tall, handsome OOBMAN BROS. John M. 277 BROAD June 14, country music; “Ray­ ground, generally' somewhere man strode across a baseball 770 MAIN ST. Brennan mond IBurr Visits Vietnam," near the IStfa hole. diamond and said, “You don’t Thurgood July 19, and “Ttie American He’ll be busy the next few know me. But I’m Ted Wil­ made up Alcoholic," Aug. as. weeks with the network’s three- liams and I’m a hell of a fw W YM AN OH< OO., Ine. The dee FE . AND A.N. 24 MAIN ST. day coverage of the U.S. Open, "of yours." the view CARSON SHOW June 14, 15 and 16. Then the serve a GAR function i "Johnny Carson Discovers British Open will be telecast via Cypress Gardens,"' the first en- satellite on Jidy 18, foUciwed by education: STEREO teitaliiment program starring the PGA on July 19, 20 and 21. Don WILLIS Garage th e host at the “TVmlght” show, “This three-day coverage rep^ wUl be teleivlged Se^. 7. The resents quite a contrast," Chris SPECIALISTS IN WHEEL AUONMENT AND V. M I ! ! RADIOS dmw will show Carson in oom- said. “Oittlng back the cover­ age of other events, as we did, BRAKE SERVICE I . V, i N I petiUon wfth champioas at w a­ o e n e b a l Ainm REPAIR is a great thing tor golf because TV-Riidio Salea maid SarvlM ter eMlng and other aquatic 649-455I8 S |: h U bBIAIN e N t o . 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