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AvKage Daily Net Press R m , For the Week Ended About Town Program in Center Park 16 Apartments Planned dune 18, 1968 Preston R. Sage of 21 Court- land St. feoently was elected On Site of Foulds Home 14,608 vwerable master of the Con­ Union School ^Bell NOTICE r*-- ■ ' ^ ' ^ ‘ J^a^/ie«tcr— City 'bf Village Charm necticut Masonic Veteran’s Aa- X 16-unit apartment complex, has not disclosed his plans for’ Boclation at a meeting in Bethel. in two buildingti of eight units the site. A change to Business MANCHESTER, CX)NN.» SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1966 h . He is pa.st master of Washing­ W ill Ring Monday each, will be constructed at 436 i n would permit the construc­ The office of tho Wanchostor Waior VOL. LXXXV, NO. 232 ^TWELVE V^GES—TV SECTION), ton Lodge, Cromwell. The as­ N. Main St., if the Town Plsm- tion of a shopping center.. sociation has for membership Jarvis, three times in 1950 ■ The ringing of the old Union School Bell in Center nang Commission (TIPC) on July j ' ' any Mason wlio; has been in the Park will irnjrk the “Bells on Independense Day” pro­ 11. approv^p a request for a and’ fence in 1951, was denied Company WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, Masonic Ordef 25 years or niore. gram on Monday. The prog'ram will begin at 1 p.m., and special permi-t, submitted by requests.,for a chapgk to Busi- . No Herald Atiy. Eugene T. Kelly, trustee. nese Zone n for the property. the bell will sound for four minutes, starting at 2 p.m. ' J U L Y i ^"Airman Robert t). ^vn es, son All Manchester Churches have ^ ‘ The apartments would be con- Three Tor Monday of Mrs. Catherine L; Byrnes of •struoted on -the site of •an 18- •been invited to join .;the bell master Of Colonial ISQ'i Center St., has been as^ Williamsburg. room house, formerly the Wil­ Public Records ^ There will be fto edi­ signed to Homestead AFB, Fla., ringing in a national ob.sdityanceobsdityan Dean I.a>we wHl speak liam Foulds . .homesleald. The tion of The Herald Mon­ after completing basic training. to' coincide witb the ringing;,. ringii^-of ••What Docs Independence Mean building was ^ tte d in a spec­ Warrantee Deeds day, Independence Day. He is.a 19<15 graduate of Man- tacular fire on March 17, 1964. BEGINS AT the bells at Inrl.ependence HitU I’ohav and the ringing of the Joseph R, Martel and Lillian Have a safe and pleas­ chesttHt'*High ScImOl and will be in Philadelphia. . A special permit is needed for” lanes belts will follow. L. Martel to Robert Wade ant holiday. trained as an air traffic spe­ The ubsctA iiiu e at Independ­ *rhc program will end with en- ■ the Residence Zone B property Jones and Pauline F. Jones, PERO’S cialist with the Strategic Air ,;b6cauSe the lot is 3,000 squgre ence Hall wa.s'originated by the tortalnmCnt by ■ folk singer lau'hiK nh'ito property at 16 Oliver Rd. have increased our forces and The 1964 attack led Congress Command. feet shy of the required 48,000 SAIGON, Soutjv' ’iet late Pre.-iidcnl Kennedy. (ieorgeann Minder of Manches- Irene A. Shea to John b ! military power, and we have to give Johnson a mandate ’• to square feet regulations require LOOK—NATIVE! , The Union School Bell will be ter, who Will al.so lead a coin- Engaged Farley'Jr. and . Elizabeth D.' Nam (AP)— Firiri«r bombs gained, in effectiveness'. take all necessary measures in 3,000 square feet per apart­ Hot Weather Lt. Kevin P. Toomey, son of brought to Center I’^ k foi' the niiinity sing, ,M'Ss Minder i.a a i^^rley, property at 25 Benton and rockets, ^.U^S. Navy "W e have a long way to go support of freedom, and in de­ \,The engagement of Miss Lor- ment, The request is one of five ;.Peas, Asparagus, Spinach, BMt Green's, Green, Yellow Mr. and Mrs. C. Francis Toomey prograhi fn im ’The Lirtz^.Tuhrbr .S'crtibr^ at Boston Univer.sity St. Squash; Swiss Chard, Green Beans, Salad Bowl, Straw- planes sanlfc/'three North but, without question, the ene- tense of peace, in Southeast r.s\ne Blotni.ski of Rockville to lo be considered on that n-ight, of 23 Lyndale St., is .spending a Museum and officials of the mii-^ Schtxil of> Music,, where she ma- • Robert O, Gould and Helen M. berries, Boston and Rumaine Lettuce. Vietnanmse torpedo boats my is taking bitter losses and Asia.” 'This became*' known as Adds to Ji»m Hic)lard Robert Behling of all up for public hearings. few days at home while cni’oiite .seum are in charge. .Mrs. Made- jors in musical education. She is Gould to Stanley Johnson Jr., whic^.-'made a high speed suffering both physically and the Gulf of Tonkin re.solution to a new a.ssighmcnt, Sinc;e line AIcAwley. imiMcum dii cctor, a ' summer organist at Center BoltoV has b^ n announced by The others are: ALSO: Uantaloiipes, Red, W'hite G,rapes. Nectarines, Mim- and still serves a? the mandate property at 30 Westfield St, goes, Peaches, Plums, .A'prloots, Watermelons, Pineapples,, riin "^at an American de- psychologically.” January he served with the 6th is chairman aiul Walter BchuH Congregational Church, hfr parents,an'd-Mrs. Leon 1. From the Town of Man- for John.son to conduct the war. On Highways Administrator’s Deed l.'gli Fruit and Navel 'Oranges; PLUS: A C.’mnplete Line gfroyer. the U.S. command A.sked if he would say “ we Battery. 62nd Artillery in As- theis. pre.sidcnt-nf the museum's In.tlie event of rain Monday., Blotniski of 93 Windsor Ave., ohe.sler, to ain ^ d the town's In the city of Da Nang, South Fred P. Keish, administrator of Vegetal)los! have now begun to win,’' ‘ We.st- chaffcnburgrtlermany. board of trustees, will be^master Manchester’s Independence Day Rockville. ' Comprehensive Plan of De­ announced toda.v,. Vietnamese Premier Nguyen' CHICAGC (AP) — Millions of df the estate of Harry c. Keish, P'purlcen aircraft from the moreland replied, "Y es.” He of ceremonies. Hr. Frederick ceremony will be, held—in the Hei; fiance is the son of Mr. velopment, in respect to a cir­ Cao Ky predicted that the peo-Y holiday motort'sta — spurred by . to Raymond F. Reilly and Car- For All Your Picnic Needs, we have: Briquets, IJghter aircraft carriers Hancock and declined to elaborate. , . Four Manchester st\idcnts Lowe, dean of Manchester Com- liigh school bym. and Mrs. Robci-t Behling of culation pattern adopted in ' The naval battle took place 60 ple...1= of North \?io.Viet Mow,Nam ,umwill nMow.over mogtiy gunny skies sind sizzling With itsTioughest teat al­ 1963. The amendment' would ol.vn’ M. Reilly, propierty at 634 Fluid, Franks, Cold Cuts, Dairy and Bakeiy Products. Con.stellation took part in the ready behind it, the Demo­ were on the dean’s list for the nninity College, will be guest Bell- ringing in' observance of D?iui Dr,, Bolton. miles outside the port of Hal- throw the Communist govern temperatures — clogged the 'add tlie proposed Oakland- N. Main St. two-houri engagement- .38 miles Becond semester at the Univer­ speaker. . Independence Day has become. Mi.ss Blotniski is a graduate SEEDLESS GRAPES ...... lb. phong in'.international waters. It ment there very soon. nation’s-highways today at the cratic State Convention Parker 'Sts. connector- road to from North Viet Nam’s coast sity of Connecticut’s School of The program will Tcgin with a national maimer through the of Rockville, High School. She is SANTA ROSA PLUMS ...... lb. began when Oommtmist patrol He made the statement in an- ^ jujy weekend headed toward adjourn­ the Comprehensive Plan. The Friday. Engineering. They are Paul J. drilling and Revolutionary W ar efforts of two Connecticut men employed at prdtt and 'Whitney, NECTARINES ...... Ib. 2 | f^ boats closed in at, high speeds swer to a newsman s question ment today . road would start at Mill and The planes returned fire after Kraucun'a's, 64- 'IVrnbull Rd.: peripd music by the Nathan --artist Eric Slonne and writer Division "of United , Aircraft KPSHER DILL PICKLES ...... on U.S. ships patrolling the s^-id he does not have_ any As of 5 a in hityt • Although there were ciiaUeng- •sjiakland* Sts. and would exit Personal Notices imtiaircraft gniriners aboai'd the As of 6 a.ih. EDT 30 per^ns William R. Marks, 09 Green­ Hale Ancient Fife and Drums. Eric Hatch. It..was their interest Co.rp.. East Hartford. Mr. Beh­ area, Che Navy said. specific intelligence reports to had died in auto accidents. ers to the men the party.leader­ oh Parker St., opposite the en­ PREMIUM ICE CREAM ...... Communist craft opened fire. wood Dr.; Janies C. Prentice, This group of about -10 men will which prompted Sen. Abraham ling is majoring in busincs.s at The incident recalled the at- reinforce his predicUon. He also There were no -boating deaths ship favored as nominees for„ trance to the Green Manor Con­ Navy destroyers in the area .570 Center St., and Edward be directed by Chick Harlowe of Ribiooff and.Rep. Fi;dncis Wal- Morse College, Hartford. In Memoriam picked up 19 North Vietnamese tack by three torpedo boats on' declin^ to place a ^ime limit on and one reported drowning. some of the offices on the state struction Oo . ' “Here’s Where You Meet Your Nclghjidrs'and Friends!” Stephens,'211 S. Main St, Coventry. T^ey will appear in tei-of Pennsylvania to introduce An Aug. 2 wedding is plan­ the destroyer Maddox in the O’® predicted overthrow. The holiday period began at 6 t^ket, the underdog candidates 2. Prom Frank. Wood, to gurvivors. ' aiithentii^uniforms of Nathan tbe idea to the U.S. Senate, and ned. In loving memor>* of my drarly , The torpedo boats arc small GuK of Tonkin in August 1964. Asked why he made the state- p.m. local time Friday and runs seemed to lack sufficient dele­ change to Residence AA Clus­ bolovod mother Mr.**. Sarah Wof>d- Hale’s j^jgitnenl. the 19th Can- House of Representatives where * ------hotuse who pa.«»f»ed awav' Julv 1, ships equipped with torpedoes, The destroyer evaded torpedos ment, he said: "Because we .are to midnight local time Monday- gate support to be regarded as ter Zone all or part o f a 180- . ■ ' ■ ■ ■ anti-Communist.” necticut Regiment of Fixit and *t was passed a.s a. resolution in 1934 "THE KIN G cannon • and heavy maohinc- fired by the craft, which the The National Safety. Council serious threats. rector of The church, .said: “ We acre parcel off Keeney St., now \ Ky was in Da Nang to present two of the men will be uniform- 1963. It rfeceived the, full sup- Sadly rnt.-wed by her dauphier, OF guhs: Normally they are Nav’y said came from North estimated that between 510 and A dramatic moment In the are Jlighly privileged to partici- in Rural Re.sidence Zone. Wood South Vietname.se military ed as Knowlton’s Ranger.s.' - ponl of President John F. Ken- manned by no more than 15 Viet Nam, and President John­ 610 persons would die in auto twp-^ay gathering carpe at the pedTe in this national ’Bells of proposes to subdivide the prop­ Mrs. 10)i/>abeth M. Stone PRODUCE!" drecoration.s to ^m ost 80 Amer; CAMPERS The group will display the nedy. son ordered retaliatory air "accidents before the holiday opening session Friday night. Peace’ observance V>’e feel, sure erty into 256 building lofS. PERO lean officers and, enlisted men. American •’Cambridge" flag. At St. Mary’s Church, the-caix'' 2'76 OAKLAND ST^REITT • OPEN 7 DAYS^ • 643-6384 enentyj-gunners damaged strikes against North Viet Nam. weekend ends. Party leaders had, been un­ that the ringing of every bell in 3; From Mott’s Super Mar­ showing the Union Jack, the_,jUon bells will ring at one American plane, but the ,A grim prelude to the easy about the way delegates the land simultaneously with kets Inc., to change to Business Read Herald Ada 19th Regimental Flag and a flag and organi.st and choiyifiasler pilot made it back safely to the . coimcil’s prediction came in m'igbt react to the; appearance the beds at Independence Hall Zone n all or .part of an area, .showing the Nathan Hale Coat Sydney W. MacAlpine^Vill play --OonsHellatioh. Alabsuna where 24 persons died of Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, since will symbolize our desire for east of its K. Middle Tpke. of arms. Their mu.sic has been patriotic selections/'^ In another development, the Happy Medicare! in a 24-hour span just prior to his aflfairs are currently being peace and liberty in a way that store, and now in Off-Stfeet authenticated by George Car- The Rev.^.,G^oi^e Nostrand, U.S. Command announced that the start'of the weekend count. scrutinized by the Senate Elthics vcdll be understood by the free­ Parking Zone. A proposed - four U.S. plane.s. were lost in 'The toll of victims Included 11 Oommittee in Washington. dom loving people of the world.” branch building of the Hartford r vsiriou^ missions over North' Negro migrant farm workeri Democratic State Chairman WHITE STAG_ National Bank and Trust Co. Viet Nam Friday. This brought who were killed when the con­ John M. Bailey chose to handle (T>OKIE CI TING Opening Rush Over^ would be constructed in the to 277 the tot^d number of planes verted. school bus in^which they the matter by going out of his OCEAN CITY. Md. (i^Pl — southeast corner of the proper- PEOPLE PACKER! lost north of the 17th Parallel. were ’^riding went ever .an em- way to show that Dodd still has TENTS SOLTH METHOmST CHURCH Girl Scout Troop 1040 of Glen ty. The loss of one of the planes ' bSihkment near Ozark in the the party brass in hie comer. Bumie Park spent a one • day 4. Fronr-tAIexander Jarvis, to 196f^6LKSWAGEN DELUXE STATION WAGON an F105 whose pilot was rescued All Moves Smoothly southern part of the state; Bailey picked Dodd to intro­ SLEEPING BAGS outing at the beacji here re- change to Business Zone HI from- the sea, was announced Two accidents near Hunteville duce the keynote speaker,, an / ■ y’’ ■ / AIR MATTRESSES ' cenUy. all or part of an .Area, now in Friday. Pilots of the other three tomatically switched over to killed a total of 10 persons while Talk^about room, this one’s got it. Two com- * . (APt-Down the assignment that carries sub­ They paid fbr it wjUi the pro<- Residence Zone A arid C. at the planes were sighted parachuting corridors of Miami’s Jackson medicare at'its start, 12;01 a.m. three other persons died in sep^ stantial prestige in the eyes of COLEMAN fOTtable bucket seats up front and two full ATION its from two cookie salee and a northeast corner of '\\^ Middle but enemy ^ound fire thwarted M'emorial Hospital figures .in Friday.- ' aratc Alabama mishaps. party regulars. STOVES. UNTERNS size seats behind, all covered/in long lasting, bake sale. Tpke. and Adams St. Jarvis rescue efforts. white passed each other with a “ Heaven help us when Tues- H he safety council said that A standing ovation greeted FOLDING COTS pleated, washable vinyl The, rear, seats are . * McaitWhile, Gen. William C. cheerful greeting; "Happy med­ day comes,” said Alfred E. Ril- most of the more than 91 million Dcxld as he-strode to the ros­ FOOT LOCKERS easilyk-iremove^ hiaking. roohi for- ,iust about W^moreland. commander of icare!” ey.C V • businessW is Oil manager V.* of St. *r » motor••• V » vehicles . — • — — —— now registered------— trum to Introduce the keynqteri' RCH SCHOOL anything you can fit through the big side j jjrs. force.s in Viet Nam, told Fori*'or theme nation’snauon s hospitalsnospuais Fri: Elizabeth's^ Hospital in Ohica^. in tlie United States will be on Sen. John O, Pastore of Rhodf DUFFLE BAGS ' newsmen in Saigon he thinks double doors. The engine is Tlie higher horse- t day was indeed happy, rnedi^care Riley said he Iwks for a big in- the road at sonie time during Island. TARPS . the war against th In Rights Case; June 17 to midnight Monday, ' 18» N. MAIN ST. / Tuition is 50c per weekfor $1.00 per xamily her pui'Se at a ho.spital worker. tton of how the rank-and-file', “CELEBRATING OVER 20 YEARS IN BUSINESt^’ June 20. A T DEPOT SQ.—048-7IJ1 per week / ■ Rain or Shine / ■ By midafternoon, in the usual­ delegates iwndd act tow t^ ' ______/■. Remains Secret During this period there were ly frantic emergency room at Dodd, there seemed Mttie. on the Two large Exhibition halls available Jackson Memorial, interns sat 363 hdghway deaths. Dad, Police ATHENS, pa, (AP»—Federal agenda tbday Mkely to produce with their feet propped on a ta­ The worst traitfic toll for a Adults: $1.50 X , Children: 75c jurors- reached a verdict early any serious disruption ^ the ble. three:day Independence, Day today but were warned to keep .weekend was in 1686 when 561 harmony of the convei)titHi. Trade Shots; “ It’s the quietest day we’ve The nomination of .Gov. Jeflut ^ TOLLANb COUNTY ^ ^ ^ if secret in the case of three KU persons died. At the Cottage, or at Home 7- This Holiday Weekend had.” said Dr, James Con Dempsey tor his /second fuH AGRICULTURE CENTER naughton. who. joined the Miami term was assure^ as were those THE BEST GRINDERS IN TC(WN COME FROHl Boy Killed hospital last month after gradu- govet^m enf w th c o n ^ > " '« Route 30 Rockville Is A Good Time To Finish All Your Late Plantings! of Secretary of State Ella T. ation from the University of In- ^e- DAYTON, Ohio {API — Roger Highway Deaths Grasso, and . 'Attorney General Beadars...,^ 1,1, was fatally diana. „ Harold Mi^Vey. Tlie situation was virtually The jury delibierated about SRATiNGACRgKf wounded Friday f,when a bullet the same in hospital after hospi- 7 H hours before returning to Lower in State It ap^ared thaS AttiBo A. ■truck him during a liring-rocm tal across the United ' States, the courtroom and handling ita Frassinelli, head of the State gim battle between police and Fear expressed by some that decision , 'to U.S. Dist. ,,. Court For Six Months Consumer Protection Depart- C r in d er K inb his. father, police said. merit, had a clear field for the MANCHESTER medical facilities would be Judge William A. Bootle, The boy’s parents and a i)omination -for lieutenant gov- swamped ' "by elderly people Bootle read the decision, then HARTFORD (AP)—At the end policeman were wounded, and .■emor. UBLIC MARKE evaporated as the day wore on directed the court clerk to seal of the first * x months of 1966, the family's dog was killed. At His only significant rival, 8 0 3 - 8 0 5 MAIN STREET like any other before a July 4 it in an envelope. He said it least a dozen shots were fired at Connecticut’s h ig h w ^ fatalities State Rep. Robert J. Testo of AIR-CONDITIONED the home of Charles Otto Sea- holiday. would not be announced ,Jtmti'l were l* fewer than the total for Bridgeport, dropped out of the Northwest Hospital In Seattle, after the trial next w^ek of .dars. — ‘ the first half of 1965.; race Friday after Dempsey an; 423 Main St., Bdow Post Office, Next to Chicken KIhq and Pizza King the first in the nation to be cer- three- other Klan-smen-^ facing ■ Seadars, 44. is a factory work- nounced at a luncheon of party OF ODLANDk ^ l l W I r "Plants That Please!" tified for medicare, admitted similar charges. The 16 fewer persons killed ■r and on probation for con'vic- leadens that he wanted Fraasi- not a single medicare patient. I'jt .would be- somewhat diflfi- and the 6 fewer fatal accidents tion on narcotics violations, thus far this year produced an nelli as has running mate. HERE WE GO AGAIN! BEAUTIFUL ANNUALS Six elderly patients already in T he re'nqmination of State ) PACK r police said, ,.•>■ the hospital, however,'were au- (See page Three) 8 per cent lower fatality record. FOR YOU Including— Ageratuin, Allysum, Roger was killed by a shot The tally through June 1966 Treasurer Gerald Lamb, consid­ YOUR CHOICB^ )^sters, Dalhias, Lobeliii, Maiigolds, Salvia 'that .struck him in the anq and - stands at 184, highway fatalities ered a routine matter earhet in aind many, many others! ehe.^. in 169- accidents. Last year at the week, took on a new ap­ 3 for $2A0 pearance Friday when' q. chal­ ?/i ...■ His mother suffered an ab­ this tim e^t stood at 200 dead dominal wound. Seadars wag hit in 17i-*ccidents. lenge candidate, James ^ o t ) of Hartford, suddenly entered. the 5 — P— E— C — 1- ^ — t ^ S ! fat the chest, and Patrolman Itak' year’s Connecticut record , P-hil Sheridan, 50, in the arm. iasm wiled was the w r ^ in picture. > - - | Mrs. Seadars and Sheridan’s 24-years. ^ (Herald photos bj-Ofiara) Leaflets distributed by Scott’i JAPANESE YEWS wounds were not .serious. Sea­ The total of 30 victims in May . Dempsey Girls Enlivened .Evening, Original Songs supporters ohargetP' that as a ^ MUCKES dars was in fair condition after 1966 was 8 lefs than the 38 ■vic- member of the Waterbury Board * Spreaders,' Uprights. O C ■urgery., ______' tims recorded in May 1966._____ -of._AldeiTOen In 1962, Lainb had Regular $3.95. NOW ; .Nb!''Chkrges were filed pending The 36 dead In April 1966 were failed to'ihpport municipel em­ NUTMEG .-*11 Convention Highlights * ■ ’ 2 more than the 36'^recorded in ployes who were seeking, col- (Sg® Page Tftree) FIRST PRIZE -- ' -x-> is"*: April 1965, while Ihe 26 in Miarch l(y;Uve bargaining rights. 1966 were 12 fewer than the 37 ' State Rep. Charles K. Crary GROTE & WEIGEL ALL IN BULK victims who died in March 1066. Veteran ipast Stressed of Preston, a small town in New - ■Magazine E ditw The 31 highway fatalities in London County, worked through Felbruary 1966 W«*’e 8 more than By SOL R. COHEN like .something out- of a Jerry About 40 high school and coL the night attempting to line up the 23 victims in February 1965, Lewis movie. With the lobby lege students picketed the con­ .support for his hid for nomina­ QI’ARTERED Quits Post for The basic difference between ALSO while the 27 victims reported for Connecticut’s Democratic and jammed 'with cigar - clrewing vention, iri a peaceful demon­ tion'as comptroller, For Your Summer Organic Feeding January 1966 were 6 fewer than Repufehcan stale conventions politicians, their spruced - up stration. before, during and af­ Crary’s cause was orniadered CHICKEN LEGS Ib, 49c Painting Career ‘ * xi-' the M reported.in January 1965. the cast - - otherwise, the wives, friends and ju.st hahg^rs- ter the .session. They were pro­ 'all but hopeless by most dele­ on, 500 Cormecticut Rainbow testing U.S. involvernent in gates, since the leadership had rnElBPORT, N.Y. (AP)—One the lights, the music Girls, holding a state conven­ South Viet Nam, and* carried designated State Sen. Louis L GERANIUMS ORGANURE year ago this month, Abner Sun- audience are similar. tion of thete own, - trooped CHICKEN WINGS Ib. 29c REG. 89c. (Dehydrated Cow Manure) ' delT rode the commuter train (Contliiued from Page Tliieo) through the lobby. And. to add a (See*'’ iPage. Twelve) NOW .VI.: .'...... home from ^Ws $2B.OOO-a-year Good Samaritan But, that all inri^rtant ca.st- THESE ARE FRESH, MEATY CHICKENS! little ze.st, .there wer-e these 24 50 lbs. Was $2.95. N O W ...... y .A 2 .4 4 magazine Job in ManhattM for ing, the differ^ce between a Saves Motorist Demp.se;( girls, dressed in dark . tho last time. hit and a po.ssible flop, is what 25c — 4 for 95c 25 lbs. Was $1.9,5. NOW ...... ^ S l . 7 7 - s ' ^ i ■blue dre;sses and pale blue .sun- “ I just got to wondering, what shone„ through at last night’s From Fiery Auto bonnets, distributing huge FRESHLY SLICEp, QUALITY the hell I was knocking myself Democratic session at the Bush- Dempsey buttons. For Your Pool Fun — See WOODLAND Gardens! out for in that rat race,” he ''x* nell Auditorium. The Demo­ Rock ‘ri’ Rollers WEST SPRINGFIELD, Ma.ss. crats. with a 12-year run, want Lb. recalled today. “I asked mysdf, (AP)—A good Samaritan of the MINCED ROLL H-T-H Pool Chlorine .'...... 35 lb. pail $21.00 to stick with their seasoned And, if that wasn’t enough, a •■o who needs it?” ’ highways is credited with say­ mu.sical band of 35 teen-agers, So he resigned with only cast the Repjjblicans say ij's ing the life of a crippled Florida .spon.soied by th^ East Hartford 100 lb. Barrel . l ...... $39.50 000 in the bank, no pension, a time to replace a complaceiit FRESHLY GROUND. ALL BEEF rriotorista trapped in hie flatn- cast with “ New’ Faces of 1966.” Police' Departjljent, marched in ■on, 19, to put through college ing car. —.«t—-■ . AMONIUM-.ALI'.M and through arid around the CELATON Sp-50 ■od a mortgage on his home. State police - said -Albert PHOENIX, Ariz, (AP) r- from the aoUd mass of fan* (Removes Cloudlnes's) F'ilter Agent 'Uiiity was the the’me laiit lobby. Hamburg ib , 69c 2 ii».$130 . Today, Sundell, 48, is working Giguera Chicopee, Mass., Dave, eia);k,-‘~leader of Britain’s which police- said threatened to 10 lbs. $1.50 , 50 lbs. $7.95 hard as an artist and “1’^ let-j,- night, as eridenced by the two awamp. the recording group. was one (if several motorists on Those 24 Dempsey girl.s. by musical Dave^'Clark Five, was hng my wife help a little to sup­ standing ovations g(iven Sen. Security police said one giri Had SATURDAY - SUNDAY SPEGIAI the Massachusetts Turnpike ^he^^''ay, entertained the Bus'h- involved iri a fist-swinging Don- LEAN. FRESHLY GROUND port me.” Thomas Dodd. Standing before nybrook after the premature been burned on the eHx>'(^‘BJr • ALBAN (.\igaecide) PH PLUS' , who stopped FViday night to aid ne,ll audience .with two songs, In the 12 months since he left the microphones, to introduce floodlight, several trampled, Carleton J. Sitljlh, 46, of 8t. "riello Demp.sey,” sung, to the close of a wild rock .‘n’ roll con­ GIANT Ihe editorship of PageMt Maga- keynoter Sen. John O. Pastove and others had fainted. 1 gallon $4.50 100 lbs. $10.50 ~ Petersburg, Fla- ' . tune of “ Hello Dolly.” and cert at the Phoenix Memorial » Chuck Beet ib. 79c 2 ii». $1i0 ■ine, Sundell has sold 04,000 of Rhose Island, Dodd was vis­ ...... iljylii i i ..... Police said Giguere grabbed “ Dempsev i.s, a Great Old Coliseum FYid^ night, Authoril;ies none of the worth bf paintings. ibly moved and said, simply, —Clark and his pianist, Mike injuries were .serious, although HAM GRINDER- For Yoiir Flowering Treea and Shrul)s. ORTHO'Chemicals, H&H Fertllizera Smith, a paraplegic who' wears ■“It's good to ,be home and I ap­ Name.’’ .sung to the tune ^ f and ChemicalH, Complete Scotts Line, Feat Moss, Tools, Seeds, “ Believe nis, even with the Smith. .squared -..off against severanydungaters were hospi­ with RO.\ST'ED PEPPERS,. TOAIATOES, GROUND TWICE FOR A NICE MEAT LOAF! braces on both legs, and pulled preciate your welcome.” “McNamara's Band.’’ Other Needs. Vegetable Plaints, Potted Plants, Tropical Plants, Window Bo\e4, money my wife brings in as a him , from his overturned cai; Plibenix di.j’c .jockey-Oick Gray talized for observation, PROVOLONE CHEESE and LETTl'CE ON Redwfiod Planters,, In addition, much free Information':^-! pc^time interior decorator, We VEAL, BEEF and moments before the gasoline ' 'Thi^' were accompanied on after Gray "had walked on stage More^ than a dozen aheriffa IYIESH 18” BREAD. can’t live on that dough like we The greeting pf the 961, dele­ > ______^______tank exploded. * . . the piano by John L. SUllivan. to halt Clark’s show in the mid­ d e ifie s and Cblieeum poliev, ‘ dM when I was making 026,000 a gates and’ 961 alternates was PORK Combination Ib. 69c Police said Smith, We "wile, state tax ''cammlssiorier. an ,qld dle of a number. backed by ushers‘ and conc^ , wear,” he said. “We have had to ■ T T " (AP Photofax) the' answer to doubts „pf how Gray yelled, “ Stop this ahow Gladys, and their 10-year-old Dqd'd, who is being que.stioned piano player of the Henry Tru-V sion workers, were iu\sble to lighten our belts a bit.” •before one of tliose kids gels T R Y O u r d e l i c i o u s p i z z a s . T O O ! . daughter. Card, were riding in by the Sen^te-Bthtaa-Oommittee; man era. keep'the teen-agers' frorti tryinf^ Sundell figures it will cost him Silhouette at Newport a car towing a trailer when the hurt.” then rushed on stage in to clfmb on stage to louclj Otf ik OPEN SEVEN* DAYS A'W E EK >8,000 to finish his son’s college would b/^t'reatad by th'e grass­ CLOSED MONDAY, 4th Of JULY * ' ^ WOODLAND M g s trailer fishtail'ed and knocked Sen. Pa‘itore complimented front of,li*,000 screaming teen­ -and his musicians. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY II A.M. TO 11 P.M. **and the mortgage payments A W azing sun provided the spotlight for'drummer roots members of the, party. OPEN AUi OF JULY tae oar out o< c^ trol. Ijhe girls, but complairied ■ Jok­ agers. . ' ' As programs and se4m wom SATDRII^Y AND SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 11 P..M. BUY EXTRA FOR THE LONG WEEKEND! 168 W o o d l a n d s t r e e t , Ma n c h e s t e r o a ^w a •re paretty high on the house but Buddy Rich and bassist Jack Lesberg as they p ^ > . By that time, 16 youngatere, If ■ Pphee said bom vetaioie« M t TTie ^ r t fo r d Hilton- HdlEB!, ingly, “Whatever' happened to JOHN and LEON ZAPADKA • Summer Hours: 9 to 7 0 4 wMb the money my wife makes formed yesterday during the opening performance mostly girls, had been (Mtrried

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PAGE THRBIE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, SAfeRDAY, JULY 2, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1966 P A G E T W O Dempsey Set Bom b at 6 M onday Manohewster Area Heart As­ Happy Medicare! Three Privates Sheinwolcl on TWO Charged V em on sociation, which is considering Bali’s Outward an equipment gfanl. Balk at Service FIRST CLASS' BRIDGE As Leader In addition to. major medical South dealer Signals F irew orks HAS N » NAXIONAIATY Both aidet vulneraDW . 'Dr.. Charlea Hutchinson Jr. In C r a s h e s emergencies, the flew unit is In Viet Action Intensive Care Room O v e r ^ Noimi The Rev. Dr. Charles X. Of Nominees also available for surgical in­ Openin, By ALFRED SHElNWOLD* 4.10754S Belies Political Hutchinson Jr. of'Washington, All plans have'been cofnpleted for the American Le­ tensive nursing care, including HEW YORK (API — Three At Corners 10 932 D.C., general superintendent of Continued flpm rage One) gion Fireworks Display which will be held Monday at post-surgical care 'and s’evere- young Arnly pri'vates -say they Biterna^onal bridge tourna­ 0 A4 DEN P^AR, ^li (AP) — Now Open at Hospital the International Reform Feder- A Hartford 'fhotorist was ar- X ... Mt. Nebo. The display will start at 9:15 p.m., and ly injured accident victims. win refuse to fight in Viet’Nam, ments' remirid us t4»t people Legendary Bali is but dne of Smoothly and are starting legal action to ♦ A * - * * . ation, Washington, died ’I'hura- rested yeste.rday morning after Indonesia’s 3,000 islands, but it GiadBtop^of Bri^eport as the about' 45 minutes. This year’s display will An Jntenafv* care tuiit for the tourniquet, used in the. treat­ A ll M w es from ' other countries hstve WEST EAOT contlntioua ohservation and ment of lung conge.sUon asso­ keep them put of the war there, 4 K862 ♦ Qi day in Wartilngton. He was for- ^ yiree-car crash at W. CJenter- is a world by itself. Its volca- Asked Friday night about his consist of 29 set pieces includ- (Continued from Page One) enough brains to count from one mer district superintendent of _ , _ „ „ ' noes rise from .tee sea and dis- car* critically ill patients ciated with lieart failure, and 'The three, James Johnsolii, 20, chances, prary replied; ing such pieces as Niagara the _di«play fome.s from contri­ 260 were over |65 years. During and Dennis Mora,,,36. of New to thibteen. They ma^ even be, O K I 10 3 the Methodist Church and had St. and Cooper St. Jleavy dam- perpetual mists at wa« opened this ntoiith at which has the capability of dc-. entry hocau.i-.secretary of defense Opening lead —'■’I ^ of Spades The Rev. John Post of Bolton, Juries reported. ’The' cities, of course have tiara New beds,' completely elec­ City, showed up in the emergen­ O’ Q 5 ^ Party as tee one that puts peo- Intermixed with the set pieces this week by the following, The unit; b r an alr-oondition- tal after 5 p.m. sending them to Viet Nam. When this hand along in 4 K1062 district superintendent of tee Police arrested Victoria H- p^^d the people wear dresses, trically powered to any emer­ cy riKim at mammoth'Mt. Sinai ole first. will be numerous aerial colored Charle.s 'Bete ^ VVigren, I , _ ed room on the second floor of "Thejiewness of It »>! guVe us ^ conference attend­ a recent international tpurna- Sooth Weat North East Norwl(di District of the Me_tho- Schuetz of Hartford and charged slacks ..and ihoes. but in the gency. or treatment position, The twelve playground.s being Ho.spital complaining of ''aches Pass “ People — People is the goa- bomb.s, totaling 204 to be fired Richard Deacy, 5; "rhe B. P. the original .building, is equip­ a hectic night," said John Stel­ ed by lawyers, pacifists and civ’=' ment in London, ■ Claude Rod- 1 ^ Pass 2 S? dist Church, will give the ad- her with failure to grant thj country side women still pad on and pains." Within an hour slio AH P M Die of this party of ours. As -singly, in pairs, in nights or si- Co,, Inc. o; Modern^ Ico r Pol- ped and staffed to providie seri­ have been acquired; supervised by the Recreation la, night adniitiHlgpfficer. rlque, a leading British expert 3 4 Pass 4 ^ dress at a Memorial Service to- right of way to a vehicle not pare feet to^the river each even- becanrc! one of the .hospital's 19' il rights leaders, the soldiers long as we have one person in multaneous^. i«hing _ Co o; Comlnunlty ously ill patients with the con­ * Many interested orguniza- and Park Department have had Queen ,of-’''Ange1s Hospital in born in Egypt, demonstrated morrow at 4 p.m. in Washing- .bbliged to stop. - ^ ing tor water, a graceful black first-day medicare admissions. said Uiey would seek the injunc­ America who is alone, op- There'will be tee Battle in tee Press, o; Dr. IL John stant attention It would be im-.'tions, businesse-s. and individ­ I,o.s Anl^clos diem'I have a single that fir.st'plass bridge has no na­ mond and then ruff Ms o'wn last ton. Police ffaid the woman was water pot balanced on their a busy week. Tlie speciaT event "I know I’d wind iip in tlie tion on grounds the, Viet Nam pressed, sick'without work — Clouds which should make a pa-actical to provide If they uals have expressed interest in redicore '^admis.sion until tionality. • club in dummy. ~ ’TK*“ t « e Funeral'Home,^4th ui-iving south on Cooper St., heads. was an On Wheels Parade Con- hospital ' because I was v ^ war is ''immoral, illegal and our job is not done.” - , beautiful scene in tee sky. This 5; Campbell CTouncil, KofC, S. were soatitered among separate the facility and have made cash midafternoOn, when a . doctor Rodrique took the ace of ' The defenders could get .bnly and Massachusetts Ave., Wash- slowed for the stop sign and -Women still prefer not to Cov­ sick." Mrs. Winston sajd^'^'I unjust.” Pastore said President John- will be followed by tee G r^ d • rooms. contributions. te.sl. The following' were given calied to advi.se he was sending spades and' returned the suit to two trumps and one spade. 'M ington, is in (tearge of .arrange- entered W. Center St. slamming gr Ihelfr breasts, de.spite cqntin- should have been heiie-’w month They .said they decided to aon has/shown "epprage and Finale, which Mnsi.sts of 2M Ahnoet ,a year of planning . "The urgency of getting a awards for outstanding entries: in a male heart patient. get on with the 'job of setting Rodrique had tried, ti^,. limit tee ments. ,/ against tee left ?i,de of a car ygd — but halfheurted.—. efforts ago. but I couldn'-Cgel into this make the stand when ordered to devotipri^’ in the policies being bursting shells, illuminating the and preptaratlon went into the seriously ill person into a good ^ w e r s ; Most unique, BeV "Tl)e ho.spital census 'always up dummy's long suit. East won trump loss to one trick he would ------neadlng east on W. Center St., py thg Bali government. or any olh^-plftce.” Viet Nam and had got together Dad, Police setting up of this service which intensive care unit is of critical Brooks; most original, Michael goes down to ’ rock' bottom on and returned a diamond to dum­ have wound up with only nine Mr*. Pauline Coburn The car was driven by Lorrene on the slopes Of Gunung fkjJlov^ in Viet Nam. American with vivid colors and flash _ . Asl^d^fier opinion of the new at an Army Signal School at Ft. tix ^ s he said, are there for detonations for, nriany namutM. was recompiended ' by the importance to his survival — Maryiaio; best 2-wheeler. Mary. July 4','' said a hospital spokes­ my's ace. tricks instead of ten. Live and SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. M. Roberts of East Hartford. Agung, the sacred and still progl^in. she said: "I fee) very Hood, Tex. An Army spokesman oWy one reason: “ To make sure The final clijnax ■will be the dis- medical stalt ’ to the board of therefore, the closer the- unit is Finnegan;, beat 4-wheeler, Mary man.— at Ft. Hood said, however, that Rodrique ruffed a spade, drew let live is a good motto in aH Pauline Adams Coburn Of Hart- The impact sent ■ both cars -.smoking volcano that killed Trade Shots; ''strong abo,ut. medicare. This is a teat little people, teat want to P'ay of “ Old Glory.” trtiateee. to our patients, the better off Maryiaio; prettiest, Wendy F ^ Also affecting adStUiisions, he there is no signal school on the one round of trumps with the countiries, at least at the bridge , ord, mother -of Mrs. Roger C. against a vehicle stopped at a thousands when it exploded in very., vei-y 'rich country—wliy 1 In the event of postponement, Two nurses were .sent to a they will be,” Mirabito says. rand. said.-wavs the fact that '©aWor- pase.. ace and led a club to dummy's table. ' - Ericsoh of South Windsor, died stop sign in the northbound lane ipgs. the farmers have gone be free can stay free.'’ Green School; B^cyCfe class- shouldn't we hav'C it? And whj' Doily Question the display'will be held on Tues- Boyj Killed. jgpeclal clinical nursing sympo­ Thus far, $4,550 has been re­ nia put into effect- its own pror a IL three are under orders to ace to ruff unother .spade. This .yesterday in a Hartford conva- of Cooper St. That car was op- pack to their housc.s. Their most colorf^-';GTen Gu.stafson; shouldn'.t it work? • Partner opens with one club, day night. sium in MSami. n a ., last fall, ceived by the hospital to defray gram March 1, absorbing ®arly July 13 to the Oakland set up dummy’s last spade. iescent home after a short ill- erated by Sharna L. Schofield of homes are rebult along slopes prettiest, JMnne Dupre; most The-'biggest.problem faced by and the next player passes. You If the showds scheduled to go (Continued from Page One) where ■ lectures on coronary expenses 'in purchasing equip­ the influx of’ patients. ‘ Arm^^jerminal in California to Gets to Dummy ness. 'West Harttord. Damage was re- that have for centuries been Verdict Reached original, Bobby Upton; most the hpspilHlft is the,__ increased hold: Spades, Q-J; Hearts, 6; nursing care and management ment. Donors include the Sifb- Some hospitals reported that pi-epare^Oi;^riovement to Viet To reach dummy Rodrique led Survivors also include a sister ported to the. left front of her .covered with ash and lava from on as planned a special ^ n ih . j^gts and further in- patriotic, J o ^ Howroyd; Mini­ load of paper wock.'M t. Sinai Diamonds, 9-8-7-B-2; Clubs, Q- will be fiiie^at 6 p.m. on Mon- Of patients with myocardial in­ u f^ n Womans’ Club, Duo-Set a few elderly per-sons had shown^ Nam. They s^d, they' would go the king of clubs and continued and two grandchildren. car. . the frequent ^eruptions. In Rights Case; ature Class—best decorated tri­ added 41 clerks just to handle farction were given. Processing Company,. Aprofnold upccr, • to ‘"get ■■rot \rhoir their itieHiejirp”medicare. " jg Oakland but would refuse to with a low club. West could not J-7-4-3. Funeral'services jxfill be held The Hartford woman, who re- Balinese men and women, day at Mt. Nebo fiel^ O’Connor said officers had cycle, Brendon Bums; prettiest all the new forms and extra The public IS invited to attend Funds from the Rockville Products Corp., AJdofi Spinning They weren't sick, but they mis­ be sliipped to Viet Nam. afford since then declar­ What do you say? tomorrow at 1:30' p.m. at the portedly explained to police she both, wearing sarongs, gather Remains Secret miniature, J a n Rosenthal; ■ bookkeeping. Oth^r hospitals Answer; Bid two .clubs. ,As • the spectacular show which 18 mother, Stella Aruszilla. Hospital Fergusotf 'Fund, a spe­ Mills. Corp., Alb'i Manufactur­ takenly thought they had to re­ Among those’ at the nW s con­ er woul^discard the losing dia- James T. Pratt^Funeral Home, late for work, is scheduled daily in the temple epurtyards smallest, Susan Mosler; wagons, are also taking on new help. -a rule, you show a new suit s^nsorfad by the American Le- ^ cial education filndf at the hos;- ing Co.,.Benrson-Funk Inc., Con- port to the hospital. . ference were the RevX'A.J. niond fronrdummy. ■ 71 Farmingtoh' Ave., H,artford. jq appear in Mancheator Circuit to prepare offerings for the (Continued from Page One) At St. Joseph's Infirmary in rather than raise partner’s mi­ pital, plus voluntary oorttribu-* versibh Chemical Corp., G^fber Doug Novlch. "The people-who come in Un­ Muste. a veteran pacifist; Stok- When West dicarded, dummy Burial will be in Cedar Hill (jgurt 12 on July 18. gods. Ripe and fish are wrapped cult," he told tee jurors,‘" t o 87°"- son was brandishing a pistol ia Highland Park: Most original. Atlanta, business manager Da­ nor suit. In teis case, your dia­ tlons from area doctors were Bros., Frank Gregory, Hat-t- der medicare often -are too 'Old eley Carmichael, Head of the could riff and declarer could Cemetery, Hartford, Tuesday. -pwo motorists were exam- in leaves and tied artistically obtain a fair trial if it leaked The Town of Manchester ddes ^ quairel with his wife. ? Karen Kaiser; smallest, Kathy vid Messihger recalled that he mond suit is nothing worth show­ used to underwrite the cost of mann’s Sujier Market Inc., The and too sick to know about the SUideni Nonviolent Coordinating- lead dummy's last spade and There will be no calling hours, at-Manchester Memorial with strips of palm. Flowers are tiivuimaround. iPlease ico-oc V...do not —discuss._____ not contribute financially for the patrolman Clarence J. Samp- kelly and Llh Kaiser; brightest, had spent 20 years in, the^ Air ing. Tlie important feature of the trip. William Horowitz Trust, La­ pipgram.” said Alan Transue, Conrmitteel Lincoln Lyijchvas- disejard the losing diambna Jeom ------Hospital yesterday afternoon yvoyen into patterns and palm please’ do not announce, please fiteworks. but they do give of son and other officers, including Marian Tomusiak; best deco­ Foi-ce as a medical budget offi­ the hand is your club .support. Uquipment recommendations pointe Industries, Inc., Nel.son credit manager of Research sociate director of the Congress his o'wn hand. No matter what Sherwood Wright after their cars’Colllded at Pearl leaves are twisted_.7nto delicate do not tell anyone what your their time by furiiishing ^ lice , Pence, 23, a rookie who rated, Tim IJelley; most un­ cer. He shuffled the forms Copyright General Included purchasing an array of Freightways, Inc., The Pearl Ho.spital and^ Medical'Cenler in oif Racial Equality; and Staugh- West\did, declarpt could surely Sheri\-ood Wright, 62, of and Holl St. The cars were designs, all for the'gods. verdict is in this case;" tire and park department per- joined tee'force five weeks ago, usual, Kevin MacDonald. piled high on his desk and said. Features Corp? Corp- Rockville .Woodworking Kan.sas City, ton Lynd, an assistant professor ruff dummy’s remaining dia- Ashford; foi^nerly ,o^ Ijfanches- gxtensively dama'ged and were Ball is truly the island of the Bootle said the somewhat sonnel to assist in putting up to find Seadars, hifl apcoiahzed electronic medical Keeney St.: Prettiest, “Roses” "I'm right back home again. I "They don’t have cards, they at Yale W-ho has made a trip to ter, died .suddenly Vakt’-night at away by wrecker. gods. Temples rise throughout unusual procedures of a, secret the display. gad gon seated in the liv— ''devices and other items normal­ Inc., Roosevelt Mills, Inc., Shep­ Deb Gryk; most original, "Un­ haven't had much sleep in three can't find cardS, thej- don't North Viet Nam and lectured Manchester Memorial HbSpttal. police arrested one of the Us lush, jungle or rice-covered verdict had been agreed to by Tlie Police Department, under ing room. ly found in intensive care units. herd Pl>;6nbing and Heating cle Sdm,” Ray Vasalotfu'3'>;and days. I can’ t sleep any more.) Supply Co., Tober Baseball know what we are talking against the war. Mr. Wright was born in drivers, Mildred L. Ladone, of mountains. They are ancient, attorneys and by the defend- .the direction of Chief James ■>He was just sitting there Heartbeats can be monitored on Martin Faber; grand prize, trying to figure out what to-do Frl. Mat. 1:30, Eve "Style” Manufacturing Co. Inc., the U.S. about,” he said. Manchester, May 20, 1904, a Storrs and charged her with yet new, Yor tee temples are a ants, Joseph Howard Sims, 41, keardon, has assigned numer- amiUng. But then he pulled a a Visual scope on equipment "Hete Comes tlie Bride,” Chris about medicare." 6-9:10, Co. 7:30. Sat., Sun., HJnvelope Co. and JEJans Wiser. ' At jlio Boston Hospital one LIGHTING rONTRACT son of James, and Margaret fg^jjypg to obey a stop sign. continuing culture to tee Bal- Cecal W. Myers, 26, and George ems police to various points to gun from between Ms legs and which-win automatically stim­ Diehl and Heidi Diehl. , „ Most frightening to him is thb "Style” 3:10 - 6:2S - 9:35, 'IHie Woman’s Aiuixihary of womun outpatient refused to WASHINGTON (AP) -A Con- McElhenney Wright, and lived tlriylnEriying ine.se. H. Turn^f^SS. control traffic in and out,of Mt. started firing,” Sampson said. ulate the heart with electrical Jferplanck: Three-wheeler, requirement for itemized billing "Naked Prey" 1:30-4:40-7:55 Rodlcville Qjneral Hospital has pi-oduce-her red. white and bhie ncCrfciit company, Dual-Lite of, in town most of his life before west on. Pearl St. and - % en — t Bali has not let its temples T h e y / and a trio of other Nebo. ------^— ------Impulses, if it falters. An elec- Joseph Cordpton; two-wheeler. for laboratory tests.'There are card—until she had a chance to Newtown, was. awarded a Gen­ moving to Ashford about three the stop sign sfttn^ disrepair or made them penmen, to be -tried next After the display, no traffic trocardiograiphio tracing, ,pf. ,a akw.pledg^ a large gift, Sherry Hoppersted; doll car­ 223 lab; tests listed by the hospi­ go to the ladies room and unpin eral Services Administration years ago. He was a retired j^jt gjdg of a north- nauseums. If some ancient w^k, are accused by the gov- will be allowed to leave any patient’s heartbeat will be au­ bulk of wWth raised at riage, Debby White; most un­ tal, and special billing forms Singers Swing, it fronr ,her underwear. contract Friday for- abproxi- machinist. bound car on Holl St. The im- stone carving breaks or looks ^Timent with forming “ a broad parking lot until all pedestrians tomatically recorded at the in­ "Hi-Fever FoWdCs” veriely show usual, Deborah Carpenter; fun­-■are required—and at least two mately 6,000 enieVgency lighting Survivors Include th roe^ n s, unsightly, they rem ove-it and conspiracy" 40 violate the ca-vil are clear of tee area. Parking stant of an irregularity of any last fall. niest, Ann Folley; most original, sets must be filled but for medi­ Songs and Fists TEEN-.4GEB DROWNS .sets to be used iu_'"Uie nation's Sherwood F. W nght of Hart- the direction" it in another. rights of Negrde.s; including will be permitted at Mt. Nebo, kind. An automatic rotating Funds are expected from the Chris Hickey; prettiest, Pam­ care; r IT xxr-i-hf that it faced the direction" it post offices. ford, Walter K. Wright of Cov- The driver was Temple life is carried into tee ela Duff; classiest, Elaine Dai- An Information desk was set SOUTHWICK (AP) Richard from. Lemuel A. Penn, the Washing- Globe Hollow and Charter Oak (^j^mtinued from Page One) -The government i.s buying the, entry ;and William J. Wright of Farr 17 of 42 homes itself. Each courtyard, gel; most colorful, Steven Agos- up on the main floor at '.s Brooks, 16, of,239 Auburn Road, Thomas J. ton educator shot to death near Field. Henry Ford Hospital, where West Hartford. (Jonn., drowned lighting sets to in.sure that tiiere Chaplain;, a brother, James H. ' sealed off from the outside by a here ffuly 11, 1964. While the fireworks display being thrown at the group, Sher- tinelll; best all-around, George Wright of'Manchester: two iis- G<^winSt’_"w Y nf high m'ud wall, is divided into more than 200 elderly persons Friday in Congamond Lake will be light in ix>st offices in Both drivers were X-rayed at , 'Young Balinese girl, elaborately costumed, per­ if found guilty, they could be is going on, no pedestrian traf- ifl.'s Deputy Jinri,,'^nilh broke Lee. the,^event of a Jwver failure. tars, Mrs. Margaret Perrett ^ three sections, like the temples. sentenced to 10 years in prison fic will be allowed to cross the gut a fire godinguisher and Waddell; Best looking, Rich­ came with questions about the where he had been .swimming. forms dance illustrating the exoticism of the fa­ THREE J’s RESTAURANT ■ The Duifl-Lite Co. contract-is' anVMrs. D oroth yV rtley. both the hospital and released Tl^e ^ ^ and fined $5,000 each. bridge at Charter Oak Field. sprayed the^friint rows of fcans. ard 'Thibault and Ken Ryan; program. Skin divers recovered his body bled island. The dance, which used tp"he a great of Manchester; nine grand- Storrs woman is to appear in the family, and Tlie three to be tried next Also during tee display, traf- oit wpS' only a harmless most unusual, Jon Gurske; fun­ One elderly woman insisted a in about 30 feet of water. . for $208,560. ROUTE 6 & 44A BOLTON ciuldron.:.and one great-grand- thtod^tor temple off tourist attraction, ds still frequently, performed al­ week are Herbert Guest, 39, fic will not be allowed to move o h e m i^ ,” Jim Smith said, niest, Maureen: Loughrey; most girl behind the counter was though there has been a decline in the number of James S. Lackey, 30, and Den- on Charter Oak St. A patrol- “ b u j/I had to do something to colorful, Ken Ryan; prettie.st, wrong when she explained that Funeral services will be held struck by Mother veWcle he P unijjjg the faith of m o^ of the foreign vjsitors. (AP Photofax)/ . ■ ______ver Willi^ PMlldps’, 26. bian posted at CJharter Oak and and. keep them back. It was LEOAL BEVERAGES Parlene Loughrey. medicare doesn't cover all ex­ Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the made a left turn on New ^ Indonesia, the-Balinese BooUe told attorneys they, Virginia detour west-getting pretty dangerous there West Side Rec; Most original. penses. "Y ou’re trying ; to line Children Under 12 Free Holmes Funeral Home, 400 , y®s^rday morning ar- jg j^^t Moslem but a your pockets with my medicare would begin selecting a jury bound traffic there, and one At foj. a whUe.” ^ Sue Nancy and Pay Perry and “Maya" 10:30, “ Seerst” 8:45 Main St. ’The Rev. Robert J. ?ested and ch arg^ w th faUpre j„,jxture of Hinduism, Animism money,’’ the woman .shouted, JCT. 31-32.WILLIMADTIC.tT:) Good Samaritan Crash Victim today to hear the second case. Spruce, and Cteartec 0 ^ < S ts . pa-ji i>ean^ reporter for the ~ O P E N a l l d a y Doug Kelly: stunt bike. F^ger Shoff, pastor of the Church 6f te g(rant the right of way. ^ Balinese culture. For the ■and swung heir purse at the girl; Testimony was expected to will not allow traffic/to gp Arizona Republic, called the Stevenson: most colorful. Mark the Nazarene, will officiate, more more " Balinese, tee yi^irits and the The girl ducked and. the blow GIANT ALL COLOR ADVENTURE Saves M otWr i^t Said Improved begin Tuesday. on Charter O^^t. scene “sheer bedlam.” Dean and Danielle. Lizotte: prettie.st. -Burial will be in East CemB- Police said Robert L. Kolum- g^^jg mtiMSely real. Yet, glanced off her hairdo. She re­ ■The jury began deliberations After tee di^Wy, when all said photographers’ camera* roURTH QF JULY Eddy and Michael .Bombardier; t^ry, h®r, 16, .erf 435 Burnham St. was enouM, few gods are on From Fiery Aiito Mrs. Innocenza Gatti, tee 74 smallest, Ricky Gaumder; most treated into a nearby office and tlMBSEMmi ^ FViday afteriioon aSBhw hearing pedestrians a,rO^ clear of tee were ripped from their bands, ACTION HALWALUSe Friends may call at tee fu- h id in g south when he turned ^gpjjg^y at/temples. ‘Small chairs year-old wornan who was sen- ^ Buford area, traffic will be routed as youngsters attempted to cferry unusual, Melinda Copel. the woman stomped out. .. . ,SU1MN» ttIGH/IAMiS SHICfU/O^NM BUntRWORlH/-, rill i< PlicliKt Uoort Rjm y neral home Monday from 7 to left into Adams St. and w m erected/Tor gods are always (Continued from ^ge One) ously injured tee was arguments denounce follows: ,Globe Hollow traffic ott Clark’s drums, and two girls A Physical Fitnes-s Test — "Theyye generally surprised IM wMc r ton «N« ind tnttiORi ti«T.ence / . Uin Km a Tim struck by a car heading north emipty/rVjr/rui theyuittf are «.ic believed uc».cv=>. to ■■'' .. ^ trucktTuesday, na ^s "cowards” and will be sent west on Spring had to be carried ‘off tee stage Sprints' at ttfe West Side was to learn that evei-ything isn't TEARS 1HE ------AL-SC^,;;;;:------E ** * ______ofrt-f Adams A/lama St.Sf drivenrfWvftTl byhv Allen AIICTl ^n tee Mirroundlng volca- the-turnpike and tee oar rolled ^ ^ P -v ^ Nebo traffic will be % ^ r d s . paid for,” said Thelma Cogs-- won by the following: West SCREEN JuUiw R. Janssen A. Griswold, 49, of 912 Tolland „„ onto Its, side. at Manchester Memonal Ho pi pejm ghiying. ■ ,sbnt east on Spring St. until Dean said Rick Rcone, the Side; Age group 7-9, Cathy well, clinics admitting officer Cofnd Wilde — "THE NAKED PREY’ APARTl Julius R. JansSen, 60, of 50 Tpke. __ outward serenity of Bali Poljce said several motorists tal said. Thev were acauitted in a rtate tee Globe Hollow lot is cleared, singing group’s tour manager Maher knd Ricky Silvers; Age at Massachusetts General Hos^ The spokesmiaai said thatMrs. hP was hit bv had nothing to do with the^Penn Spruce St. ^ , ”>Vhere is tea* ----- guy,” (Sark H e"w ^ an*%ngMeer were reported yest^ay but all Bali’s Ckimmuniats were right rtbs wl^n tee y Traffic leaving Charter Oak spte.med. “He stopp^ me in mer head start program for the hardest part at this point is that r l "KID ROD*LO” 10:25 a truck as she crossed Center racing. . . -r zmimttimeitf tlw1 ^ faeTfllrf !■ I«tf Httd I 1 'FHeld will be-'-directed west- niidnumber.” New Britain Office of Economic nothing is cut and dried. If we Co Stamford; He left Man- made. . / . „ , , - thousands, perhaps as many as and St. in front of tee Municipal bound only. Traffic flowing Dean said Smite '£Uid (Sark Opportunity was approved Fri­ had been given a few simple A HEW'CONCEPT IN MOTION PICTURE PRESENTATION Bbmit 11 years ago and A car dnW n by Peter J. io,000 in less than two months. Building., south on Spruce, St. will be sept bad thrown several punches, but day by the Federal Office of rules to'follow it would be a lot SURROUND STEREOPHONIC SOUND • SPACIOUS Magazine Editor in ^ A c h e z A ^ k e political unreal continues The driver of the truck, a east on Charter Oa'k St. none of them connected. Offi- Economic Opportunity. easier.” PUSH BACK SEATS • GIANT SCREEN • ROTATING lived in Natchez anoui ^ driveway i^ fo u t touriat trode. jQ v e n tr y DINE I N / pickup, JX'as Steve Casalino, 37, Quits Post for The "rown Fire Depar^ent cers quickly stepped be^een / A gp’ant of $20,978 w'as pro­ By the end of the first day at ART GALLERY of 11 Dorset Lane. He told police Matinee Performances Daily at 2 P.M. ^Survivors include his wTfe,. . Oooktfigbting is prime ente, Will have its men statlpiied at them and Gray. vided for, the 86 children who Massachusetts Gedbral the hos- at the scene that,tee wornan was Evenings Continuous from 6:30 Mrs Ethel CarteK Janssen; ‘to#ed wte a ear tainm.ent for villagers. Two Cars Tangle, Painting Career Mt.. Nebo and will irjdve fire ib e singing, group teen made COOL CMPORT! wilT take pari in "the program'. pitia.1 had s ir patients, of whom standing in the' street. When he s r a s E a M C H f y Saturday, Sunday and Holidays ...... " <»n Kenneth J Janssen of Van- /operated by Gary D. Balinese cocks must fig^ to apparatus to key Iqcations in ^ hasty e?dt out a back door and ^ Continuous from 2 P.M. ^rgrtts II a S g M e r . Mrs. S m ^ 20, of 238 Oak St. yes- ^le death, not jurt until o ^ ru n s Drivers Warned bl'ew*"iiis hdm tee crossed' in (Continued from Page One) case of emergency./ . ^6d away in a limousine. .'front of-'the tru ck / Don’t ST^lter over a hot OUR FIRST PRESENTATION. >wies Cronin of Ariin ,away. Three-inch ra^sharp 'The Park Dep^ment, imder “Somete^g had to be done, X Charles C-o Shells’ . car vras to w ^ spurn are attached to ^ foot of Two town drivers Were Issued and ■ what I have made, we’ll Mass.-; make it.” the supervision <« Horace Mur- just had t4 > e done,” said Gray fire here and relax. “ NOTHING Manchester and/^'^^y wrebker. PoUce report- cock. If on^ cock is written, warnings about 8:15 last COMEDY HIT OF THE SEASON 11 Janssen of For several years, Sundell phey, will asM^ in preparation later. “ Oh, I wonder if I'll hav* ■ L. ' ' Fine food, courteous SHORT OF Theodore Janssen of BoltonT toinor damage to tee right wounded and rui^ away',", the after a minor'collision on Firemen Answer said, he had toyed with the Idea of restraining lines and numer- a job tomorrow.” WONDEKOUS side of Smite a car. handlers put both/under a small of "tossing it all in.” ous other 4^tails required in the Picone said he didn’t object, to two sisters. Miss A car slowing down at a red tor teethe Mf&ai; ai, brutal mo- Several Alarms !]^^ervice and air-condition- — Life of Manchester and lijra^er- E. Center •Bt. mertta / Police report teat Henry Bay, 'I got to wondering was it preparation of the display area, tee show’s being stopped sine* - N. Y. Deify News ■ ■ k i r k ' k . bert Brandt of StamfOrjJ, ana stmek tee rear of t Ms is B ^ , the island'where 20, John Hand Dr., started a J. worth it,” he explained. “I used Though tee actual “teow” just two numbers were left, ed comfort will make to sit on the comiputer train and goes , pn , at 6:15'In the evening, “ but I did object to tea- guy six grandchildren. the car ahead yeaterda^ after- beauty, pmor 'a n d brutality turn into a service station and The Hdlmes FunertEl Home, then swume back onto the high- ^uite some activity in the ask myself ^why—■w"— h y - ^ y "the" heii m------e '^" e r'so f the Legion Post will (Gray) stopping teem In mid- „ your visit here real en- n oon .'> /^ ' blend into one teen swumg Da s last 24 hours, as they answered „„„ t ,Jiiin.rt in the thought Police said'a car driven by Shoddy Mill Rd. ^ Petermn wiU represent town Ibat a tovliig God knows .best. 2,000 Miles Of Flaming Frontier! Richaid Best,* 21, of Oswego, New state regulations (hetat- parents; Andreir Maneggia is SHADY GLEN The CSiftord FamUy N. Y., was turning into tee ing how specifying areas must principal erf a Vernon schooL Window Stolen SUMMER I STANLEY DONEN (w u i m 26. ■ In Memoriam ‘driveway and was Mt in tee he managed may force Andover Winiam. ^ SPECIAL PECK CaMioK-Wes erntm . in ^ ^ operated by to,find a new disposal are.a, at builder; and the Rev^Robert W O ff Sports jGar > Martin RackinPioduction , . to loring m .um ^ m y _h ^ James F. Campanelli,-17. of 19 soiUe ^crease in cdst Bolton ‘s pastor St ^ u r FRESH u DOG ARABESQUE iSis^dT^y '9^ohc7mid‘ cai;;p;- ra^"contracted for use of the Church. Father Cronin’s ap- AW. MMpie Tpke man tpld A AIho In Color July 4. ,1963. Andover ' area by town fesl- pointment is tempdrary, until police yesterday that someone S to tee left to clergymen meet ,tole tee' windshield from Ms “ .McHALE’S NA\'Y East Windsor t o heart went •with ^you r S MATCH WnenwiKM. you were called away A seven-yaer-idd rirt wa* ex- First Selectman Richard Mor- to choose an official represen- car some Thursday nigM. PEACH HAM GRINDER JOINS THE AIR FORCE” DRIVE-IN ROUTE 5 And now I’m sad and lonely a a i a a M a t I live- from day to day. nminedA 007 ®“ "at Manchester Me- ra and Selectman :^emard Sher- tative. William K. Conway of 444 W. with ROASHfiD PEPPERS, Myt o Ufe to------cold------and empty. . h PLAN A-OA H l$ NEW ESTI HIETBICSGESTI The todee are never blue. morlM Hospital last night af- idan ^ id e d last night to attend The town now has no public Middle Tplse., said TO.MATOES^c PROVOLONE My aching heart to throbbing ter die d ^ e J i in tee stred; in the meeting, after reading an health nursing service. Hebroji took the JV -s AKC SANCTIONED CHI^tlSF and LETTl'CE ON With meinorlee of you. the path of a car. invitation from Andover First j,a.s a service which has met'car was parked in a rear p^K- ICE CREAM FRESH 18” b r e a d ,,. , - . .. Bach day to without purpose * The nights are' filled with tears The gifl was Doima Smith. o(f. Selectman Percy Cook. •wite varying degrees of sue- ing lot 4 Ms - 85 fm Bvlng without reason B n ^ e d in doubt aito fear*, 84 Florence St. She received* * The selectnien last night and Andover is winding up windshield, he aaM, is . rem w - la b w ld not spend Me greaving bruised arm and was X-rayed appointed six liersoM to a to^ a test program. | able/rbm Ms forew s^^ SUNDAY But this to how I feel • CmeniaScope'Cdflftiv Deluxe I'm in a web of sorrow > and released alt the h o ^ ta l. health council, heard of a redg- Barrett,-, Notch Rd., car. He said the windshield was ^ a t , JU LY 3 G-rlcf I cannot conceal. Both the girl and the driver nation from the boartl Are .submitted his resignation valued at $iuu. GRINDER KING y .^ iuulTinnnn n m n m .iiiP iiin PnuunDO.ii -Time m a r ease my heartache uno Riibntuibunnuiii) ni Biit no nappineflS 1 11 see ^ . of tee car, Leon R. Mewlhann, commissionens, accepted, the dog ^ commissioner. ,Thp se- ' ^ ,- 7 MT. NCBO H O D > Till the I>ord brings ua together ■55, of 180 E. Main St.,„Rock- waxen's report and signed rou- forward it to the „ Off 8% ' i—“■.. ! AIR-CONDITIONED...... Just as it used to be, ■ 'iii'ifiiii'iiii'iiiiim ii ville, were uncertain if the girt"tine bills. town clerk to be recorded, and ^ AAANCHGST^ ^ *423 MAIN ST. — RELOW POST OFITCE BAUD ON* ______Wife was hit by tee car. , The health council is being g^jg^tmen will make k new OTHOAGO—The number of -MMfiuCtDBT tmtCHOBY SC»(t>^*rB« 4CSltM\«>e« Newmann » i d the girt lan in formed in response to a pro^s- ^ operated in the UMted noi A I^OM r EMV WIMI 111” M em oriam “Y om 0«n Taste 'Wi* QvaHty’ 7 R IN G S is'EXT TO CHICKEN KING AND PFZZA KING the street from behind an ice al for a three-town pu®“c ■------• - g^^^gg jggf year declined in -47 PEACHY to lortng memory of M«. Clara cream truck. He'.teumn.^, « i health n ™ ? _ News for Tuesdijy’s HerSTd states and remained unchanged NOW . . . TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS .passed aiway July 4, jjj, brakes and said he did not which would Include Bolton, An- OPEN JULY 4TH 1964. think he struck the gir). dover and Hebron. • may be called to the county j’ago.fioo,^ d ^ ' ROUTE 6 and 44A->*OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY 1 ?M. W< P-M. The depths of sorrow we c ^ o t •itee council will join Town jga k ,, 64S.i«TIl, Tuesday m®™* 3 ™ ggnt from 19 6 4 . Tdtal land TRY IT! ■tell. Sver add diced pineapple. Health Director Dr. Robert put- ,j,jjg Herald’s ' regular Bol- .jj^- fgrnis, 1,155,000 acres, de- Parkade Branch—JMonday throogh Saturday Admission 75c ALL 3 STORES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Of the toes of one we loved so Wril, And while she rteeps ,a pee^ u l along with diced celery, to. twpfield to inv^tigating what- ^rrespondent Is not avail- rtined less than, one-half of 1 Public Invited East Hartford sleep. siway. krap. oMciton for salad? Mica tar a i»ver health protolems may exist Open 11 A.M- Doily— Sundays Open 10 A.M. Also—FRANK ■ SINATRA tWNMdtr tOKi Onterfn 'COLOR by DC UWE ■sr mepwey __ . able this weekend. per cent from 1964. ROUTE ^ B b lt o o , Children Under 12 Free "ALL THE WAY” DRIVE-IN 5 and CbHdrea lame** luw ** w ■ r

Lvn.i'^JrNC HERALD, MAlNuuES^tER, CONN, SATuilDAY, JULY 2, 1966' PAGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CpNN, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1966 P A G E F O U R Co-Workers Fete •Wonders of the Vniverser ' ‘FamUy Program ^atur^pBlpr Som^thiiigr New Area Churches Future Brides Rocket observattona up above the Connecticut Yankee Events A July Fourth family fun First Congregational Church 878 Ellington Rd., Bolton Oongregattonal ChUKb Churches program will be run by the South WIndspr ,Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Stipnin^ earth atmosphere have, for some four United Church of Christ Mias Josephine Plcaut o f IB m . Manned Mars Landing ' Jehovah’s Witnesses eburch of the AlMimptlon F irst Church of Christ, Manchester Recrea'^oa and Minister FOBL ID BY THE years past, been, receiving some X-ray B y A . H . O . A ndover■ Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, Stone ,St. and Mias M^ary Kingdom Hall Adams St. and ThompsMi Rd. / SoiMitist mwaki.Tt___^------— TO CO.. DKJ. Park Department at Ver- R ak. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., Pastor Worthin^on of Glastonbury U BiiSell StreM emissions which, originating apparently W e |«member the amoPth, ef­ cessful rival, fu m in g and 726 N. Main St. Rev. Francis J. Mihalek 447 N. Mstai. St. HancheefST, Conn: plsnck playground. This pro­ Pastor Rev. John E. RiKteraitis, 10 a.m.'. Worship Service. 'Rie were recently feted at a surprise from some point In the M ilky "Vi^y, ■ scheming. W o r ld THOMAS F. fective, but stlM unsaitlafylng President’s Decision Pastor gram tor Manchester flun- Assistant Pastor Rev. Joseph Zezzo of Hartford, dinner .^and bridal sh^er tor WALTER R. SEi^USON have not yet grown strong enough\to . We-remember the fresh-mint- 11 aJn., Sunday serviccj Sun­ way- in whlfth Hbmer Cum­ 4-:M> p.m., Group discission of Rev. Ernest J. Ooppa Uies w ill start at 10 a,m„ 10 a.m.. Morning . Worship. guest preacher. both of .them at Wnui’s Steak Publishers ed drama of the American Bolivian Election day School and nursery. The ' IViunded Octo\>er 1, penetrate the atmosphere down to ow^ mings, on’ the platform of' the the Watchtower magazine arti­ with volleyball, softball, Communion. Sermon by the Masses at 6:4'5, 7:46, 9, 10:15 ------House. The event ;iyM gliven by Dream speedh aa Abe Ribicoff LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — Boli­ By DR. I. M. LEVITT, TV) begin, 11 the signal were subject of. the Lbsson-Sermon is land-ba^ equipment. 1930 Democratic State Oxiveiv- cle "Finding Joy In God’s Serv­ Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:90 horseshoes and games fol­ Rev. Mr.^ Bradley, "Be Merci­ and 11:30 a.m. Vernon Assembly of God Church clerks of KiiigA"^ Department PnbUstMd Every Evening Excepb^ndsyi first delivered it in the conven­ vians elect a new president and given today for a manned land- “God”; Golden Text from This new discovery is being road as tlon at Eastern Point, Slyly D IRECTOR ice Today.” and 11:46 a.m. lowed by a family swim in ful.” Northeast School Store. / mid Holidnys. Entered « l the tion whlclk nominated him for Parliament Sunday with- former The Fels Planetarium . injg on Mars as a q^onal go^, laalah, 46:22, “ Look unto me, KandieMer, Oonn.. «s Se<^d Classx^all tilted his oiatory In favor of Wednesday, g p.m., Group dis­ the pool from noon to 1 p-m- Coffee Hour in Social Room St. Maurice Church, Bolton Intersection o fF t s . SO and SI The guaels bf honor were pre­ probable evidence that a new star Is Armed Forces Oommander it might take eight W r o to per­ and be ye saved, all the ends of M*tter‘. the , revolution wWch yms about Governor, Of the Franklin Inatltuto cussions in the Bible aid "Things 8t.^ Bartholomew’s Church A fte r the swim, families are Rev. Robert,W. Cronin Vernon sented 'with electttoal appli­ being bom to -6ur Galaxy. At the pres* Rene Bai+ientos the heavy fla- form the research anUdeyelop after Morning Wor.ship. to take place In the I>emocratlc We remember the ornate, in Whloh It Is Impossible for Rev. Philip Hussey, Putor the earth: for J am tiod, and invited to par^cipate in a Pastor Rev. Michellno Ricci X Is it possible to Initiate - a ances, A large shower cake wa.s SUBSCRIPTION RATES V ent point, our astronomers guess, tlio prolonged charad^ Irt which vorite. - the Iwufdiware for this TOSoion,. Rev. Richard C. BoUeiK" there Is none ilse.” Payable In Advance Iparty of Oonneoticut, free It God to Lie” at the following lo­ “ bring your own box lunch First Lutherali "church the centerpiece on the head ta­ ^^ew star is in a very early stage of for­ Governor Ribicoff and Stoto Bblivia’s'rutting ihlUtary junta meaningful manned Mars land­ ’Thus, if a young, vigorous pres^ 8 p.m','"Wednesday testimony One Tear ...... *??'S from its long double machine cations; 87 Birch St., 287 Oak­ Assistant Raster picnic” at the playground Mas.se.s, at- ■ 7,— 8:30, 10 and 9:45 a.m,, Sunday School. ble./'' 3lx lltonttui 11.00 has promdsed th6 most free ing program at the earliest pos­ ident endowed, ivlth exceptional­ meeting. Rockville 6 ^ mation, as dust and gas are being drawn servitude, and begin, wilth Its Chairman John Bailey, in the land St. and 726 N. Main St. from 1 to 2 11:30 a.m. 11 a.m., Worship Service.•—^ ,/frames were played and a ThrM Months election in the country’s history, sible time under Ore current po­ ly broad horizons came into of-^ Rev. C. Henry Amlersoii, Ono Month ••••*#aaaaaaa< 3.86 together out in space by their own mu­ nomination o f Wilbur L. Cross, convention o f 1958, posed aa in Manchester, also; 144 Griffin Masses at 6:46, 7:46, 9, 10:16 Reading Room hours at 749 7 p.m., Ev^gelistic Service. marriage was performed hut at le a ^ one opposition lead­ litical systeni operating in the fice, he might provide the spirit Main St., excepting legal holi­ Vice-Pastor tual gravitational attraction. A little the downfall of the Rorabadk neutrals in the fight for the Rd. in S. Windsor. and ll:30,a.m. , Sacreit Heart Church Wedne.sday, 7:30 p.imi Prayeri with Mr.-s. Bertram Bennett, MEMBER OF _ er charged the balloting has United States? Are there polit­ and InitiaUve to pursue this pro­ days, Monday through Satur­ God:” Sacrament of Oom'mun- machine. nomination for the United . FYiday at the Kingdom Hall: Rt. 30, Vernon and Bible Study. minister; Mrs. John Addy, bride; t h e ASSOCIATEII) PRESS later, wheii they get a little closer and a been rigged in favor of Barrien­ ical rstraints which could gram. This, despite the obvious iori. Nursery for infants through 8:30 a.m.. Church Service. The Associated Press Is rxclusively entlU^ We remember the way Au- States Senate, leaving the (in ­ 7)30 p.m.. Theocratic Minis­ S t Bridget’s Church day, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Thurs­ Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor little thicker, they will begin breeding stretch the Apollo "follow-on” 3-year-olds. * • Mrs. Vincent Farrand, bride­ to the use ol republlcatlon of all news dls- gu^ine Loriergan used to vention to guess their wishes by tos and Ws Bolivian Revolu- fact that because of the long try School. Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor day evening, 7 to 9. Rev. Patrick Sullivan Mtches credited to It or not otherwise credit­ a little thermonutelear reaction -together, p r q.g ram s to imreasonable Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid­ Vernon Methodist ChuCch Areiv'^ealhe^ groom; Mr.s. George Washburn, s ' this p a ^ r and also the local news pub- stiimp back and forth across •watching the way their most tionary Front. dfe-velopment time for the Mars 8:36 p.rii.. Service meeting. Rev. Robert J. Keen lengths because- our. political Assistant Pastor ring bearer, and Mrs. Frank and then, some ^ y > We here down on faithful and important lieuten­ , ’The elections will give Bolivia ' mission the first opportunity for Church of Christ week Service of Bible study and Rt. .10 / ***AU* rights at republlcaUon oj special ■ dis­ the stage—in 1934 we think It Rev; Dennis R. Hussey WINDSOR UX3KS (AP) “ Wohlgmouth. flower girl. earth may be a ^ e to See the new star. Its first elected government system is one in which the man a mission laimvch' would be' In Lydall and Vernon Sts. prayer. Rev. Morton ^.^'Magee patches herein are also reserved. ^ was — proclaiming himself a ants voted. The Presbyterian Church Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 and Hot , jwfeather------will , continue Miss Plcaut will be married since the armed forces threw . who guides the space program 1981.. Eugene Brewer, Minister We have no really authoritative idea “ state’s righto Democrat.” Such are the memories whjlch 43 Spruce St. Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Cpnhecticut thrpdgh Sunday, the g’ to George F’itzpatrick of Herald PrinUng Company, Inc.. ■ out leftist President Victor Paz — the President — is elected This leng;th of time means that C alvacf Church 9 a.m.. Worship Service end The for typo- how long lt/-inay. take this new star to We remember K e n n e th well easily up for us as wo ap­ Rev. George W. Smith ■Noon. .U.S. Weather- Bureau says. Manche.slen Miss Worthingtortx aumes no financial• ■ responsih.-----sibllity , ____ Ea.tenssoro and suspended Con­ every four years and the dura­ the new president will be faced 9:46 a m. Bible Classes. (AssemMies of God); child care^/Sermon by the pas­ n advsr be bom. / Wynne, in what seemed con­ proach the Democratic State Minister •• St.. Bernard’s Chiirib / It will be mostly sunny again will be married in September U>. imd*^giaphioal other At^ reading matter "^1 In TI Theia " M Manchester nnc.hester gress in November 1964. tion of space progr^WHS is o f ne­ with the difficult decision of '10:46 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: 647 E. Middle ’Tpke. tor. trolled oratorical grace and Convention of 1966, meeting t. James’ Church St. Bernard’a Ter., R «vl^»i^ today. ’The mercury will climb Ronald Petro of Glastonbury. Evening Herald ______• But with'a fine sense of optimism, we cessity long—^much longer than committing a signlflc*™t portion Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson fur>', delivering his famous Formm- Vice President Juan • 9 a.m., Sunday School classes . Edward J. Redrdon, “ A Spiritual Declaratiori of In­ Rev. George F. X. to near the 90 degree mark over ______are setting up our schedule of rocket this weekend. ’The inference is the presidential term? ? Pastor Full aerrioe client of N. E. L S ^ lc e “ City o f Brass” speech in which Lechin who headed Bolivia’s . of the national budget to a space for all ages. Pastor dependence.” . !■ George’s Episcopal Church inland areas and-to'near 80 de­ observations so we can watch and meas- obvious, that we do not expect Robert G; Riedesel and Dr. Pastor . . Ruby Most Precious he asail^, unfortunately with­ miners until the junta exiled program which does not ' 10 a.m.. Worship Service, The Rev. Eugene F. Torpey 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: / Rt. 44.4, Bolton Rev. Raoul .I.,,'-Bronov

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ERVICES IRECTORY in Spotlight LITTLE LBAGUB USINESS American Five-hittfers were pitched six — played a part In the win­ Squaring its season record at by Marc Schardt and Tom ning Manchester rally in the A1 Jackson ^ ! Birds Take .500, Army A Navy Club dt- Greene last night in Dan­ sixth. Ray LaOace war safe on feated Peck Lumber last -night ielson but Manchester came an error^and wound up on third n-.-.i, ‘ Scores Win Both Ends at'Waddell Field, 9-5. It Was ths CAMPING up with four runs and base on a second mlscue. Ry- _ , ’ ” ’ seventh decision in 14 smarts HIGH GRADE ^ COLD CAR LEASING lander singled for oftc run. Two ’' while Peck was lo.sing its edged th^home team in a more bobbles, one by an Infield- • EQUIPMENT 7.onc Four American Legion Over Lefty Of Twinbill seventh game in 13 outings. Business On 1 or 2 er, a second by the catcher, saw ... — A1 Rodonis, Dwight Petersen PRINTII baseball thriller. The success K E d rB E E R Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags Rylander tally and after. ’ NEW YORK (AP) — and Bruce Ritcher hit hard for Job and Commercial •was the fifth .straight, seventh Schardt was nicked by a pitched ” _ ' ’ ■ NEW YORK (AP) — Air Mattresses, Stoves YEAR PLAN in eight gfimes for the zone Sam McDowell has crossed “»e aubm en while Brian Tin- Printing PROGRAM DIRECTOR Lanterns . V ball, D*?my Lynch w alk ^ and It was a bad night for San­ First In Manchester. New lenders and the third by a one- rtn a-nniisMl hnll Pei* rutnlnlrn "asningion .408 20',i dy Koufax. the finish line for the first f Peck’v-Outstand- V4 and Kegs IjOU Morton, who co-star.s en a-passed ball, Pete Diminlco .360 24 Prompt »nd Efficient cars, full maintenance, fully run margin. ta llle d ^ r a 4-2 lead...... *7 time in two m o n th ^ b u t w ith-,,^acy Cole on WINF's MANCHESTER . Friday’s 'Results A1 Jackson -grabbed his PrtfatinK Of All Kind* Insured to reduce your prob­ Action wasn’t over by a long “Speak Greater Hartford” SURPLUS SALES CO. lems and worries. For full New York 8, Washington 6 ^otlight, Claude Raymond for real endurance, it’d be ^ ^avy 302 220^ 9-114 STANDINGS shot and' Manchester fans were ■ program, ha>-dieen named the 169 N. MAIN ST? Information'call Chicago 2, Boston 1, 13- in­ snatched his’ earned run hard to top Billy Short. p*<;k 310 10^ 6- 2-'a ■ C H I'S station’s programtUixctor, W L Pet. on the edge^ at their seats until Gotnmiiiiity Press at Depot Square Manchester nings crown and Woody Fryman short s back in the winner s Rodonis, Clievalier/Mderson; ^ Morton's 20 years’'in .broad- 7 1 .876 Schardt got the dangerous Au­ PACKAGE STORE Open Dally to 9:99 P.M. Paul Dodge Pontiac Rockvillo 2 Cleveland 5, California 0 stole his thunder. ' circle for the first time in six ^^ardi, Richter; TLriti, Roy and 9 East Middle Tpke. castihg includes stays in' Mi" 4 -.667 ger on strikes to end the game. J. FARR — 643-7111 INC. South Windsor 4 •2 Baltimore 4-2, Minnesota 1-0 koufax, aimed for victory No. DeMerchant; Warfd and Berg- Telephone 643»5727 ’ 20 BISSELL ST. ami, , Miiwaukee, A t' .667 A single, -fielder’s choice and • ’’McDowell, Cleveland’s sore- er. 373 MAIN STRRET tVlllimnntlc * 4 3 .571 Detroit 8-4, Kansas City, 5-6 15 and the halfway point of a Phone 649-2881 Schardt's wild throw netted„one potential 30-victory sea.son, went armed southpaw ace, pitched a L E O I^ ' JUNIORS Fast Hartford 3 3 .500 riin ■ and with two runners on Toda.v’s Games 0, two-hitter and struck but 13 Fri­ We Urge You To Support .Stafford 2 Boston (Santiago 7-4) at Chi- down to his third defeat as the Sparkllngbtwo-hit pitching by The Lutz Junior Museum S ■400 and Auger batting, the -local day night for his first complete -pom Mitniy paced the Manches- TURNPIKE Windsor Loeks 2 4 Dodgers bowed to GLASS MANCHESTER .333 righthander whipped a third ^ c game victory since May 1 as the ter Legion Juniors to an open­ 'rhonipsonvUle 2 5 Jackson and the Sk Louis Cardi­ .876 strike ihtd Mark Heller’s glove ^ Indians blanked the California ing gMie 2-0 win over Middle- • For Auto Windshields TEXACO Daidelson 2 6 .250 nals 2-0 Friday niglit. • * BILL RYLANDER and it assured the victory., ‘ 4 Jackson grabbed -the spotlight ■ Angels 6-0. town last night at Mt. Nebo. . • For Store Fronts and'sll CUSTOM.MADE Manchester (4» Califortua, (Lopez 4-7) at Short, who hadn’t won a game sizes of windows a)> r h po a e rbi Cleveland (Siebert 8-3), night with a six-hitter — he allowed like Bouthller was a great Open 24 Hours A. Day SEAFOOD CANVAS AWNINGS After a day of rest today, out four and issued three bases Leacih. cl in the majqrs since Aug. 6, 1960, • For Table Tops Coach John Cervini's classy on balls. 4 -.0 0 0 0 0 0 York (Ford 0-3) at Wash- only one base runner to reach 'defensive game and Dennis Kinel, 2b marked his^ return to thf ~ MacArdle provided the winning OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Firestone Tires CHOICE VARIETY < rew returns home Sunday aft­ Bill Rylander paced the local flott, cf-, rf 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 ihgton (McCormick 5-7) second — despite the fact the Heller, c Dodger left-hander allowed one more Orioles with a -six-hit hit. Mltney fanned' seven bat- SATURDAY 8 AJML-NOON Quality Line Products ernoon to face Thonip-sonViUe attack with two hits and ^ill J. DImliricx). lb 2 0 1 M o n ? Minnesota (Pascual 8-5 and vjetory over Minnesota, bom Rylander. If 0 0 ] -Boswell 5-5) at Baltimore less hit. But one of the hits off ters. Gen. Repairers Licence Qualify Ml 2 o'clock at. Mt. Nebo and Auger, with a pair, including a 4 1-22 pletlng a doubleheader/sweep Manchester Monday afternoon the Silk homer, led Danielson, which Banae, .‘le’ 4 O' 0 1 1 0 0 (Watt 6-1 and J. Miller 1-4) 2, Koufax wa.s Mike Shannon’s - 001 010 0—2-8-0 J. A. WHITE P. Diminlco, 3b 3 1 0 0 twb-run homer, and that was for the American ae lead- Middletown 000 600 0- 0-2-a Corner Broad and Seafood To'tt’Tiors play host to Stafford went_, down to defeat for the Schardt. p 2 - 0 0 1 f ? S twi-night. I>aGacc. lb 2 10 2 0 0 0 Sunday’s Games that. i. .. Mltney and Sproul, Richter, Middle TpkeVWesf lit 1:30 also at Nebo. sixth time in eight decisions. Lynch, rf 0 0 0 0 ’The 28-year-old/left-hander, i^ d e ll and DiAmto. GLASS CO. 43 OAK ST. It took a break to win the There was no scoring until _____I Boston at Chicago, .2 Tlie two runs allowed by 81 n sse ll S t—TeL 649-7822 Totals . - 30 4 5 21 4 1 2 Kansas City at Detroit, 2' Koufax also raised his earned recalled by the /Orioles from Phone 643-2176 TEL. 649-9937 -rroad game, a passed ball en- the fourth, Manchester break­ Daniclion , (21 their Rocheste^arm. club ear­ iibling wlYat proved to be the ing the ice. An .infield errol" and I.avain^lee. If 4 1 0 2 0 0 0 California at Cleveland, 2 run average to 1.60 and let Ray- LAST YEAR Dave Aulu^r, 3b lier in the was making his winning run to ^orc in a three- Joe Diminlco’s double to left 4 1 2 2 2 0 1 New York at Washington monti ^ eak in to the National Nicholson was a Upholstery SEE US FOR: Urave.e, c 3 1 0 4 1 1 first majorileague appearance Putz Hurls ^M ,mn sixth inning rally. The lo- plated one run. Danielson carrie Bonin. 2b 3 0 0 10 0 1 Minnesota at Baltimore, twl- League .leadership with a 1.66 strikeout leader. But • Aluminum Roll Up Bln.snette. na 3 0 0 3 ' in four yekrs. He had no record DON WILLIS P and IV I Shop iif e.iLs entered the frame on the back to score two runs in , its 2 .1 0 night r mark after preserving Hous- OUNLIFFE Awnings Traham. cl 2 0 0 0 3 1 , ton’s 2-1, 12-lnnipg victory over thjs year, surprising in 1962, lus,first go-a round with Twi Victory BE-UPHOLSTERIXG • Door Canopies .■-hort end of a 2-1 count but half of the stanza. Auger opened tlreene; p 5 0 0 0 3 2 0 Baltlindre, after a 3-5 rookie Murray, lb 3 0 0 R 0 0 0 National League Cincinnati with a scoreless in­ , Nicholson * Modern Furniture MOTOR SALES • Storm Doors eame up with three markers with a home run to left center. Mondor, rf 3 0 3 1 0 0 0 with the New. York Yan- GARAGE • Combination Windows and tlien .slaved off a seventh An infield hit, two-base throw­ W. L. Pet. G.B. ning of relief work. not only has'cut down EXPERT AUTO BODY and Totals X ' 3 5 2t 12 8 2 San Fran. . Ftyman, meanwhile, turned on third strikes but in 1960./ For Vernon 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 and Antiques ^^Lou Morton ■. _ FENDER REPAIRS inning rqUy by Danielson to ing error and.a fielder's choice, Manchester i9 28 Manrhester Awning Co...... 000 103 0—4 r V 44 29 in the night's best performance [cDowell, the AL strikeout • store Stools and Booths 195 WEST CENTER ST, lo bring home the bacon. the throw to the plate being Danielson ...... 000 200 1—3 Pittsburgh . he’s amopg the Na-;/ ting in 1965, - tied teammate STANDINGS • Custom Furniture lanta and Detroit, before he ENAMEL and I.ACQUfcR -7 .Auger: Los Angeles 33 by pitching a one-hitter in Pitts- S’pecialixing in , Telephone 649-3091 Schardt, in winning his third late,’gave Danielson a 2-1'm ar­ I--OB—Manchester 8, Danielson 6: ~ tional League’s Gary Bell for the league's sin­ W L Pet. Slipcovers and Draperies came to the Hartford Sl'ea two refinishings 34, biirgh's 12-0 victory over the Established 1940 straight decision, fanned eight gin. BB—SchaixU 1. Greene 3: SO — Philadei. .. hitters as well. gle-game high this year with his Valeo 10 1 .909 Made to Order years ago. . Sdhardt 8, Greene 4; WP—Schardt; Houston New York Mets, facing the min­ b r a k e s e r v ic e REASONABLE PRICES, and walked one. Greene struck Errors—Danielson .committed PB—Graves. -• , 13' against the Angels. Sudden Moriarty 8 3 .727 Complete Selection 6^.. While working in Milwaukee, Inspecting a suitcase which is made from fibre-products produced by Colonial Board Co. ------Cincinnati imum 27 batters and hurling Materials Sam, who has been sidelined on Eastern 6 4iu .600 Front End Alignment he did special coverage for the are, left to right, Everett Livesey, president of the Savings Bank'of Manchestei-, Richard J. RT. 83—VERNON, 6oNN. ' , St. Louis perfect ball after Ron Hunt FREE ESTIMATES Sullivan, exeQUtlve vice president of Colonial Board, and Robert P. F\iller, president of the When It's time ta stroked a leadoff single In the and off since May 25, had not Hamilton 5 5 : .300 NBC network, on the re-election Pitching Dominates Action ' Atlanta 5 .455 Lower Level of the Parkade ^N^ompany. In the background is a display of the uses made of the company’s product. The dis­ Just Above the Traffic New Yor: first inning. ~ started a game in two weeks Russell General Repair yiotk 649-6324 of the late Senator Joseph Mc­ Circle Mojor League and had not won since June 11. Vernon 3 .300 Carthy. For the ABC/fietwork, play was-made by Displaycraft of Mancheat’er. and was recently seen by over 8,000 persons VEL. 843-0016 I Chicago 23 5(b .315 Another strong pitching effort at Atlantic: City, N.J.,Whet-e it appeared at the Natiolial Shoe Manufacturers Association ■ wq.» made by Philadelphia’s “Thank • God I ’m back Herb’s 3 .273 he covered Presidpm. Lyndon Friday’s Results X .309 Factory Manageme|it. ..Conference. The display is now exhibited at the Savings Bank of ==dleaclers= /Pittsburgh 12, New York 0 Larry Jackson, who checked the again," he said after, scattering Plliqpton’.s B IY , -Johnson’s tour /through the I V l U V b two singles for his sixth victory ^ ------BELMONT SELL Manchester. Shown also are samples of the fibre board which is used for makirtg shoes, au- Clark and Grace American League X7 PhiladelphiaPhi 7, Chicago 9 Chicago Cubs bn eight hits, but southern States and covered against two losses. “I’m more '^When a team gets air-tight COINS TRADE tomotive^products and many other diversified products. (Herald photo by Oflara.) , Expert n m 1 Batting 150 at bats—Snyder, Houston 2, Cincinnati 1, 12 In- it was anything but a.pitchers’! c a r p e t PLAZA James Mendgth’s enrollment at than happy I was able to get pitching, and can score a run, •-One of the'Ingest Inven­ the University of Mississippi. TOURAINE • Moving „ Baltlmore, ,335; F. Robjnson, nings night at San Francisco, Where the Giants downed Atlanta 9d in CHICAGO (AP)—In this age through It” as was the case with the Vernon tories In 'liiew 'l^gland. Morton attended Miami Uni- compared to 1^® first -dive as part of a course In Food ler, who died in 1963. Popular Baltimore, .321. / St. Louis 2, Los Angeles 0 • Supplies and Accessories. • Packing 643"6563 a game interrupted for 11 of the lively ball, one run Isn’t McDowell, however, jsn’t cer- Orioles last night in the’ Twi- FREE ESTIMATES! versitjr in Oxford, Ohio, after rriontlis of 1965. Frqm Jan; 1 to Distribution. Markets was formed in 1927 by TOSS Three-Hitters -Runs batted in—B. Robinson, San Francisco 9, Atlanta 5 - • Tdetype Se^lce. /PAINTS • Storage Baltimore, 64; Sc^t, Boston. 59. Today’s Games minutes by fog. much /But it’s enough to beat troubles are over, light Baseball League In Hart- See Us For: seryfng three years with _the May 31 this year, 311,172,662 Block. Spitzler. a-nd a third parl- Spinning a three-hit shutout last night, Jimtny Clark the ^ston Red Sox. "It didn’t hurt while I was ford, it can usually win. A1 PutZ les in World War n . He,, -in .mortgages was recorded, ^ASSISTANT MANAGpl fier, Michael BeUiih. Home oons F. Robinson, P ittsb u rg (Blass 6-1) °at New Wall-to-Wall Carpeting, Connecticut Vailey FOR BEST RESULTS paced the Rockville Legion to a 4-0 decisron pVer Willi- Baltimore, l9; Scott, Boston, 18. York (Ribaht 3-3) OARDS-DODGERS— Hose dropped their 18th pitching,”, he said. “It did be- provided the pitching as h» lis wife and two sons^hoW re­ while $10,779,923 was recorded Joseph E. Kincman J r ;\ of MANCHESTER op^-run decision of the year Fri- tween innings though, and it stood Hamilton on Its ears with side in Berlin. mantic in a Zone Four meeting in Willimantic. The de­ National League Chicago (Ellsworth 3j19) at Kouftpc-came-up-aJoser in the Linoleum, Tile, Coin Go. , for the same period last year. South Windsor has been prd-,. . Rogers Corporation has re- lay night, losing------^------aches 2-1 to the 'now. We will have to find-a two-hitter._as. his'clubjwon 1* , This, though, is a'considerable moted to assistant district man-promoted John H. Quinn feat knocked the Thread City, nine out of . second place Batting 150 at bats—Alou, Philadelphia (Bunnlng 9-4) seventh iijning when Orlando Ceramic, Formica and 97 Center St, Manchest^^ PAULS MOVING AND in the standings and left the ------Cincinnati (Pappas 7-6 and"El- White Sox in 13 innings. out tomorrow or the day after.” 0. It. was one of the season’s MOR’TG .S^is TIGHT jump compared -to the first fii^ager at the Hartford East office to manager of personnel serv- Pittsburgh, .332; Stargell, Pitts­ Cepeda singled and Shanno; Short was ready to caH it a top, upsets, Installation... < .. -.643-6205 PAINT SUPPLY record, at ♦’-3. Rockville is now S01:TH WINDSOR — Pltch- burgh, ,329. lis 5-11) at Houston (Farrell 2-5 followed with his fifth hom^i-. J The usually feeble Boston Mortgage-dnoney in the Man­ months ojt 1964, when only about Of the Joha Hancock Mutual ices aiid Miss Lois A. Banister pitching staff scattered six hits. career in the spring after failing The win enabled the Orioles Tues.-Frl. Noon--;g]P.M. chester is becoming more TRUCKING CO. 4-2 as is South Windsor, a2-4 south Windsor to Runs batter in^—Aaron, At- and Bruce 1-6), 2, afternoon and Odast month, several last year. This-year, 286 such DKCORATE WITS4 doubled on one hop over the which scored once in eadi ASTROS-REM^ pearancea, he ^tched four-Wt thest thing from my mind," he triple to toe sfcvonto. Vernon PIZZA SERVICE> $119,423 Left fence for one run. The second and sixth ihnings. the New York Knickerbockers, Pittsburgh at New York, 2 Unbeaten h ^ e Cuellar, seek- more beinks have discontinued deeds were recorded, to May 31, averaged 29.8 points a game for Chicago at Philadelphia- ball untH the ei^th. Then age- »*ter Friday’s victory. only had four hits.gettlng Just giving VA and'FHA mortgages, t.allied on Curt Zahner’s single -Ing victory no. 7, allowed the SPAGHEHI while 304 deeds were recorded Sherwin-Williams Clark College in Atlanja last, sea­ Cincinnati at Houston less Smokey Burgess walked as The Orioles, who beat the one in scoring its second Inning O R M A N F ^ . V e s t making it difficult for the first­ in Manchester for the same pe­ In Undelivered and the third came across on a S. Windsor 001 001 x—2 3 4 Reds, only Unree hits untiF Ray­ RAVIOLI p:isscd ball. Win. Locks 000 000 .0—;0 3 0 son. He’s a Chicago native and St. Louts at Los Ahgeles a plnch-hltter, A1 Weis ran for Twins 4-1 in the tw i-r^t opener ^ ^ a time buyer to purchase a home riod last year. SUPER mond to w over the ^ABtros’ wm and stole second, and -IV>m- b^ore Short spun hi. ^tout, Dick McGlU ringed, /«5la X Open 11 A.M. DaUy ~ , Director IRS Ref unds Final run was netted in the Grace and Kiss, Phelon and also played for Wisconsin. Atlanta at San Francisco . pitching/chores in the 12th. He Closed af 10 PAL with minimiim financing. The number of building per­ my Agee wiped out the Red their league lead to second irndwheiuthe throw went / Financing, though, is not. a mits issued in town over tlus KEM'TONE sixth on a. walk, error and Mar- Xavakowski. had it easy, Houston scorit^ In Tues. and Wed. / 1 4 2 E. CENTER ST. HARTFORD (AP) — Are you tin’s single. The latter had two ------^------. Sox l^ le a d trito a single to left. «ve games over the second- Wto ^ te rfie ld the rumep cw - major factor with buyers who same five-month period is about DEl.UXE WALL PAINT the bottom of the inning on Bob 11 P.M. Hiurs., FrL looking for a tax refund which John Wyatt came on in relief Pl*<=e Detroit Tigers, who divid- t.nued on to tWrd. Sat mdBl^t are up-grading, or buying for the same—249 -to May 31 this of Rock'ville’s four hits as he Aspromonte’s single and a dou­ won his second decision In three,. of Brandon with two out in the ed a doubleheader with Kansas sacrifice fly drove to the Ion. Sundays 4 PJ®. to 19 P.M. - Manchester’s the" second time, Wolverton year, as compared to 253 for you have coming to you but SHERWIN WILLIAMS Freshmen Allowed Memories Stirred bt.'bl^l by Bob Lillis. eighth and held the White Sox City. The Tigers ^ k ttie first marker of t ^ weU-played game, CLOSED ;|VIONDAYS, With Finest Facilities says, since these persons gen­ Next start for Coach Bebe the same period in 1965. which you have not as yet re­ 981 MAIN s t r e e t Milanese’s club will be Sunday NEW YORK (AP) - Thirty- hiUess tor four an d . one-third K*™' 8-5 t a t droppwl the night- Big Joe Van Oudenhove had erally have considerable equity Though the number of per­ ceived? PIRATES-METS^ frames cap 5-4. Chicago nipped Boston two safeties, one a double. TEL. 643-6636 in East Hartford, Monday after- eigfit coUeges in the Eastern I ^ t got the only Wt Fry- in the homes they ^re leaving. mits issued was very slightly The Interna] Revenue Se'rvice noon at 1:30. Rockville hosts College Althlellc Conference, In- .... nr ... 1 A t tv. 2-1 in 18 innings and New York Verses wr MtAtr Mi/r Ai/vrjjjtui- w Mantle hit his fifth homer in last'four gamos and .3 JIPEST base in bringing his r ^ r d to 6- mono up as a pinch-Wtter to start against New York June 16, jtoisie,'2b 3 age of homes, though, in the for refunds ranging ..from $1 to 358 BURNSIDE AVE. SERVICE STATION added two singles and a -walk in four trips to/boost his breezed past the Angels in two l \ QuaKfY Memorials mid-teen, range, and these .are nearly $950. 3. lead off. Romano beat put a hit Totals 3t 1 4 1 P K ^ O T E D 134 E. CENTF.R ST, batting average to .280 as the_Yofikees Qutlasted the • * * to short. Gary Peters ran for hours and 11 minutes. He gave Hamilloa <*> SALES and SERVICE selling for top price if they are Joseph E. Kincman Jr. EAST HARTFORD Over 30 Years Experience R obertJ. Brown of 254 Hol- The checks are waiting for the TEL. 649-6977 Romano, moved to second on a up a lead-off single to Jose Car- ' ab' h rbl in a good neighborhood. Washington Senators, 8-6, Friday night. FHILS-CUBS— Li«wi.s, 3b ...... 3 0 0 li.st^ ^ t. has been promoted to fied for four President's Club taxpayers at the IRS state head- 289^6333 WE INSTALL C. T. laBONNE The PWllies’ Jackson got all sacrifice and-advanced to third de'nal in the first inning, a single Fan. - aa ...... 3 Ip the first five months of to Rick Reichardt in the- fifth HoGratta, c, if .. 3 CaU 649-5807 PAUL DODGE ^tfiff assistant in the marketing meetings, ' and each year has quarters in the Federal Building COLUMBUS has reached base in 15- of his he pU^es w the support he needed tO( beat on a ground ball. .. 3 ,ythis year, there has been a .slight department of the Southern also qualified for the company’s Hartford. Power and Hand Tools and issued ope walk. Wldhoim, p. c Pointing and Decorating HEAJ’Y DUTY ’ and ASSOCIATES, INC. ' last 19 trips to the plate over the \ he got ^ed throng his. former Cub tehmmates;from Then Red Sox Catcher Mike u j Holow^ty. , ...... if, rf .. 3 A. AIMETTI, Prop increase in the amount of, to­ New England Telephone Co. He Regional Honor Club. District Director Joseph J. last five games, and garnered-* Bin ’White,-who hit a homer, Ryan let one of Stonge’s pitches “ J^cky .. 3 P0NTIAD,ING. tal mortgage loans' ’isspC^ as ToqJA SHOCK .. 2 Harrison St., Manchester 873 Main Sti—Tel. 649-2881 Kincman is a-graduate of the Conley Jr. said the' IRS will be 10 hits. He has three singles and Talbot, now 7-6, disagreed. singled In another run and go jhrough him, and Peters offensive punidi with a tw<>run rf, 3b .. 3 Garden and Land Tools Greater Hartford's DYNAKdlC InsuratKe “I didn’t throw too many 1 Life Underwriting Training happy to hear from any taxv Baby, Ifbnsehold, Party ABSORBERS two doubles in addition to the h o m er_and two-run phigle Shapiro, lb pitches,” he said. ‘Tt ■was that scored twice. _ came^ home. Stange took the Council. Js a member of the Lo­ payer who think.s one of and Banquet Supplies Agency homers, plus five -waiks with 10 loss. . ,, against loser Dean Chance. touis 33 0 3 0 checks might be his. . . . . homer that did It to me.” ’ . * • • Orioles ..., ...... (no ooo xr-1 Looking-for a place for cal and Na'tforial Life Under­ , Invalid Needs * 9 . 9 8 RBI’s. BRAVES-OIANTS— R nrust have been agpny for ...... ooo 000 0 -0 writers Association, and "has re­ I Steve Hamilton, who replaced ORIOLES-TWIN8— ■ “ .McGraiUi; DP—Helntz, Before his recent splurge, he BRINGS YOU^ Talbot in the sixth, checked the The fog lifted at Candlestick Billy Herman to see that kind that ^Special AfFaIr? STEVENSON’S ceived' the National Quality Park in tlm« for every one to of pitching wasted. Cari Yas- Short, given a two-run lead In Fpisle. MbCpy. _ „ had been bogged down near the Senators 'for' one inning and Award for his outstanding sales Radio^Today .260 mark. ^ see the Braves hand the Giants trzemski. Rico Petrocelli, and the first inning, held the ’Twins VanOud'enhore;^^^ — WE CATER TO: and service record. Pete Ramos, callfed ohlhe sev-' Rookie All-Star First Baseman hitless until the fourth, struck Helntz. ESSO A&A YANKEE Mantle was taken out of the enth with the bases loaded and the game in the eighth inning Ip h r er bb so • Banquets si Weddings Kincman is married to the ^ JBC -'ISM 'Reuben Plen’s jiam e in the sixth Inning and left after building a 5-4 lead. George Scott all went hitless in out five andjdidn’t walk a man. 7 3 0 0 3 6 405 M A IN , ST. 1:0(» M ik e^ illa rd one out, worked out of the jam He was in trouble only in the widhobn (L) 4 3 i i i • Gatherings' former Sheila St. Marie of Staf­ Jo)in Wade the park immediately.- A wild pitch by Ted Aberna­ five times at bat. • Group Mooting. ford Spring, and they have 8;i»jDick Robinson PUMP SERVIGE and protected the victory after Ryan, the man oA the spot in sixth, when two Minnesota run- *^H^-Riaiey. V an^’enbov®e. ” TEL. 649-5533 liQirNows, Sign Off Texaco Station WARM-lIP TIME “He’s really hit^g the ball thy let Don Landrum score the of e'very' description three children. Water Sysfems and Pumps the Senators had scored another the loss, contributed two of^the ners were thrown out on the ------;------^ WBCH—91. well,’’ said manager Ralph run. ' tying run and an error by Woo­ We have the “Know-How” • tune^LLGAMES to please you! Engine Cleaning 40TH ANNIVERSARY 7 :00 News Fairbanks Morse the game. “Actually, he’s been vey Pnns with the go-ahead run. one of them scoring the only BASEB.^LL HEROES James W. Maher of 14- hi is s 7:30 C,a.sliglit hitting the ball solid all season The Braves then presented the Boston run in the fifth. TIGEBS-A’S— 12:00 Quiet Hours Phane 643-9149 24 Hour WINF - 1230 ON YOUR DIAL Sports Viewing Oates Brown drove In three Church Corned Inn • Minor Repail’s.. - St., assistant secretaj^^^-’claiins, 2:00 Sign Off ' but they seem to be falling in Giants with three more runs on ’The two teams meet again to­ ^960 Main StZ Fast Hariford WTIC—1S8S Hydramatic Transmlttsion .-Emergency night, Bocitpn will send Jose runs ■with a single and sacrifice PTTCHING^-Woody Fryman, of the Connectieut^,Mutual Life Service On .iww. He started to go real well SATURDAY bases-loaded walk issued by - Fhqne 289-4359 • Stamps 1 :00 Now.s 1. Repairing in Boston.’’ Chi Chi Qlivo and another error Santiago* 7-4, against Chicago’s fly -as Detroit won the opener Pirates, retired 36 men in a row Insurance Co. y/sterday cele­ 1:15 Home Decotab’r All Work Guaranteed All 51akes 2:10 (18) Meta vs. ^ tts - behind Dennis McLain, who ran after- a lead-off, single in the brated his 40th year with the .1:30 Dem ocratic 'Convention There have been some indica­ by Woodward. .' Joel Hprlen, 3-8. 4:40 Monitor Texago- Lubricatktn. Service Call Hartford .> burgh his league-l'eadlhg’ victory total first inning, completing a one- company. B:U0 News tions that Mantle has changed 6:06 ( 3) Race of the Week ' ^ ^ ...... ■ ------; . ’ MANCHESTER ■ '6:30 Monitor ? his style at the jdate tat Houk to 12. . hitter .in Pittsburgh's 12-0 victo- Dilbe Tool Co. ' A nartive of M anohe^en 6:55 Red Sox vs. VVliitc Sox We Give Green Stamps S*'“ 52S-3993 s«rvic« ( 8) Wide World of WHITE SOX-RED SDX— ry over the New York Aletsi. Ostrinsky RUG CLEANING Maher joirfid the company in , 9:40 Monitor ., ,' ' said: “He hasn’t chafed to ihy , Sports ■'— '■ Out to Save Face ' of Ui.S.' Tennis Special Taps ami Gages 11:00 News —r . knowledge. He’s doing the same Gary Peters scored the win- • •BA’TITNCr — Mickey 'Mwtie, DEALER JN WASTE COMPANY . . Stainless and Special Fasteners 1926, sliortly after he graduated 11:30 Monitor (18) Wrestling ^ ning rim for Oiicago on catchef' Yankees, hit hia fifth home run from Manchester High School. 1 ;30 Spectrum things he did b^ore.’’ 15 HANNAWAY ST. Special Reaiiiers Robert J. Brown 8:00 (SO) RoUer Derby ' Mike Ryan’s pasaed ball with In four games anditwo singlea, MATERIALS A year later hm was transferred 2:00 N>ws, Sign Off The Yankees led the Senators SUNDAY Slimmer^ Tenser BiUie Jean Decimal Sizes From WINF—i:s» Painf'ipg,— Decorating , 8-2 until the end of the sixth in­ two out in toe 13th. Bob Locker pacing New York to an 8-6 ■vie- .030 thru .500 in Steps of .001 will have his office in New Ha­ to the claim department. In 1:00 News 1K)6 (18) Mete vs. Pitts­ Phane A43.0012 1 :1.5tWeekend ning when Paul Casanova hit a was toe ■winner In relief. tory over Wa^ngrton. RAGS, IRON Meyer Steel Plug Gages >, ven. , , 1952 he was made a claim ex­ 1:26 Ifank.s vs. Senators burgh in' In Steps of .001 , ' v, , _ Brown joined the company in aminer. ar|i five years later 4:40 Weekend COIIIME^CIAL * INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL three-run homer to . put Wash­ 2:15 ( 8) Red Sox vs. Chi­ And Marie Bueno in Finals 3-OAY I 9S2 as a salesman in Manches-” was named department man­ 6:00 New.s WE HAVE THE BEST ington back In the game. - cago WIMBLEDON; England (AP) en times and I’ve just got the SGRAP METAL Carr Lane J)g and Fixture Parts .6:30 Weekend 'Intiefror—Extei’ior—Color Consulting Service \, SERVICE Ball Lock Pins' ter, He was a communications ager. In 1960 he was appointed 7:00 News Analysis “I can’t understand what hap­ SK)0 (• 8) U.S. Women’s — BilKe Jean King — slimmer edge.” Putting Causes Problems 7.10 Weekend Complete Insurance Coverage pened - to > startii^ pittdier Fred If their meeting today cpmes and PAPER Borlte Boring Bars—Carbide consultant at the time of his re­ to the official st^ff as assist­ 10:,36 DIfellne . ^ FOB LESS ■ ' ■ Open Golf and tenser — tried today to save also — Also'Representing Other cent; promotion. '• ant secretaiy-claams, 11:30 Silver Platter»<^ Est. 1915^. Talbot,” Houk said. "Everytime 5:30 (30) Sportsman’s the face of United States tennis up to the men’s fipal between ’ Quality Manufacturers 12:00 New.s he gets sothe runs he gets into Santana and Ralston, it ■will For Women in Open Golf 7SI PARKER ST. B r o ^ graduated from the Maher is an- active Mason, 12:15 Sign Off Holiday and, keep toe Wimbledon singles fA. J\4 JL Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5879 FURNITURE CLUANINO 5 John, East Ilartlord—289-6459 University of Hartford, and is a a past master of Manchester W POP—1416 SURER TiffiMIUM NYLONS trouble. When he doesn’t get }he titles from becoming an all-lat- m-ake the 80th Wimbledon 1 :00 r.,011, TerH..... „ Mary MlUa and proa Sharoa Lodge,, member of Delta Chap­ in triumph. , , diampionShipe a tournament to MINNEAPOLIS (A^V — The member of the Manchester Jay- 3:00 Jim Meeker WM. DICKSON & SON Pull 4 Ply No Limit ^Guarantee name of the game la putting, Miller and Peggy Wilser Market for an on- ceived award certificates from - Ed\%ards Secretarial nian, Dennis Ralston. ABSORBERS It was Maria’s fifth Wimble-. Jaroelav Drobny, won in 1964, Wright and Miss Spuzich, an the 4-year-old Hazeltine»course. the-spot study of retail food dis- Postmaster Al^en-E. Bailey for T^fsyn fiiMMthsii9. ..m km iHliwiM lli fmt Service announces the Son fina).' She won in 1969-60 and has the center court Crowd IndnanapoliS pro wittaut a cir­ “I hitY4 greens, tat that was fiitt for it / . hi n h n to match wyttiitv! Have 1 tribution techniques. The group suggestions adopted for the im- 7.75 x14 $12.90 7.75 Ic fS $9.90 rtwred so loud as when Santana, cuit victory In four years, were when my troubles started,” ex­ qusation on color?. . . what to use?. how to d o it?' ’ 9 . 9 8 opening of a complete Im 'em today 1964, and lost to Margar’et Smith was conducted through the store, provement of thejr jobs.. They 8-25 X 14 15.90 6.50 x 13 11.90 of Australia last year. It was the chaerful and relaxrt Spani­ tied at 148 to pace a* field of 34 plained Mickey, who is seeking, CALL US far trpsfl bil9 «■ ywr Mrt Nintkf iih. I by Raymond Dama,to, siSre su- al'e: Thomas A. Tomkunas,, typing, stenographic, pros an^ 10 amateurs by two an imprecedented fifth U. S. Billie Jean’s second. Her' pre-' ard,.Anally defeated Rkjjlftpn of Distributed By jPervlsor, dhd shovWwATI aspects. Margaret M. (^uihn of 68 Spruce bookkeeping, PLUS F ^ E R A L TAX — EASY ’TERMS iSakersfleld, Calif-, #-4, 11-^, ®-4. atrokea a$, Has^line National Open crown. “I just went ker­ hamburgers. • I -1-1 \ ■vious final brought defeat, alqo plunk on the greens, which have of supermarket'operation. The St., and William G-Bryce-of 173 . ipimeographing and at the hands of Margtaret Smith, The 1966 WimWedon has also Golf Club., tour included , everything from Irving ’St. been memprable for-.belng'the Rttnnersup at 151 werg de­ real heavy bladed grass and by stenciling Mrvice a t: three years ago-. She got re­ mid-afternoon get terribly spike MANCHESTEI . meat preparation. and account­ venge for that Hiursday,'defeat­ first tournamejit fpr’ 11 years fending chamidon Carol Mann- 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 ing to merchandising and in­ Charles Block, -pr.esident of ittkwt an Australian In either and veteran pro. Clltford Ann marked.” Edwards Building DISCOUNT ing Miss 'Smith In two easy sets. Miss Spuzich. , 29, „a, .i^aic.aj BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK AUTO PART ventory procedures for fre^ Popular Supermarh.ets, Inc., has Neither BllHe Jean nor Maria le men or ■women’s finals. Creedr'A- foursome was kiiotted foods _and’ packaged goods. •. recently assumed full contxol of Vemon Circle The last Aussie representative at 152, Inchidii^ the leading education grade school teacher, 9 STATION can say ..exactly how often they hit greens In her round of 74, 570 BROAD SI_ The, students are enrolled in the supermarket chain hy^, ac­ Vernon, Cgfin^ticnf , look for thefolden arches..^ McDonalds have met'. Billie Jean says in the mpn’s singles was Owem amateur, new collegiate champ THOMPSON SPEEDWAY Davidson, beaten by Santana in Joyce Kazmiaraki of Michigan which hoisted her Into the tia the Uiijveirsity of Connecticut's quiring- all outstanding stock Phone 875-5329,643-4510 46 ^ S T CENTER STREET 451 WEST CENTER ST.-443-5332 “about eight ■ times and tre’re with Uje faltering Miss Wrighti Open SatOrdkys until 5 P . ^ College of A ^cu ltu re level." l^aria says "About sev- the semifinals. State, 1963 Open champion PAINTS and from the estate and family of Kay Qiard, Manager S I L ^ LANE EXTENSION were'visiting the stqtermarifet"'his former partner, Oscar Spitz-

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M i^ C H E S i^ CONN^ SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1966 Help Waiited—Msk 3S Help Wanted—Male M PAGE EIGHT "B^ness Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW gY FAGALY and SgORTEN Offered t- 13 EJSTIMATORr—engineer for site DAY SHIFT-^Latfae operator, A .I.- ^ _____ 4.____ IvisfvnAmanf CLfAmslnv 1 4 k HEAR CRA8GRASS HIT THE CEILIM6 S u r \NE DON'T HEAR HIM OBJECT take;:o£fs, layout work and field Instngnent 'assembler. Steady LITTLE SPORTS . Aniwtr WANTE3D — Lawns to mow — work,, hinge benefits, ove^ y^HEH M R S.C. MODELED ONE OF HER THE GM DNORCEE NEIGHBOR SPORTS supervision. Civil engineer’s de­ Names of Note | CLASSIFIED why do it. Let me do iL'C^l gree helpful but not necessary. time. Apply .^lied Instrument RACE TRACK tfEW SHORT DRESSES HER LAMIN-MOWIHO COSTUME f S RACETRACK s me aiiytbne. 875-1852. ■ Call Thomas Colla, Canny Con­ i Tool Company, 67 Wood* 1 - ACROSS 37 PriTstlons struction Corp., 643-9665. land St., 646-4676. 5T I ir lliin Bonh'eur 381<0ve god. ALL TYPES septic tank woEk, BUT LISTEM.oeARf , ItXM’TCAREf'TOU'RE SPieudonym of 39 Plant part trenching-, land clearing, land 41 Tons (ab.) ADVERTISING THE STORES AREMT NOT GONNA APPEAR M "ABT-UME delivery Friday \giI)E-'bXRr6(6i«K6/ B m 30ST Chtrlei Lamb. eJccavating, truck work. EJmle '/dCAY \\YWA*3 WAS ONut>\ THE mtry—^ /-r 7 WHEN Wtttfv HEGqT n cw >»i »T 9 ----- lUybuni '42 Impair SELLING ANTTHIHG PUBUC IN ANYTHING evening and SjMurday. South ISFalae god 44 Sir CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT, HOURS Dobosz, 943-0517. , WED.>rrWJST«5UB0'»ff U6T'1'HtY //^ £ R t H 6 PUME/ Anthony ELSEr: SO SHOCKING.'! Windsor or Vernon.area. Aver­ e^Ce W^rf^Ct?LUlAMTCOAY'.^lMC£)| OF'Th^E 4 ISEsnyUt, 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. age minDnum 32 hourly, 8-U K A^^TCklTlAM /^M TUC- M ____ — \l . . . . - t.n. CharlM —~ 43 Studio SALES AND Service on Ariene, IF TOO CALL THAT L fiaaJEED AtTBHlION ON THE IHAf' after iUuYS WERE WILDER 14Huten 49 Norwegian STWLE, ICALLIT hours. Call 644-0202. 53 Decompose \ Hahn Bloillpee, Jaootaoli lawn T-X puSwT OF RELIEF Pitchers 'Nith , the yanks VY THANjA IS Portainlng to COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. CARPENTER . a freeboMOT' 54 Designer's \ MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:30 AJ»L SATURDAY t AJM. mowera. Also Homelite chain MDCCENT!AND wr MW orsaniza-\ioN,-SWT- WHACKED ALL)) POLITICIAN'S , forte (pL) iNHAT'S MG . *A ’ Oin.HE.*^y u ,,«c,a Hp=rr,nv,6ARO row..,FROIA ~iO - ^ Hi6 V'lTCHEt./IHKOi/vut.eoPitches// p r o m is e s on Ti'Augment SSUfetlme saws and Intematlonal Cub BUGGS BUNNY ISRelatoiKon 6adet TraCtars. Rental e~II..,A ■ . " Mfg., 234 Hartford Rd. ply in ~»t.anT,person.,Oharter,Oak nhart^r.Qok Res.Rea- ( CARNIXAL BY^ TURNER EDWARDS 4291. ing. Paperhanging. No Job too BoltOA. ST 'sm ^. John VerfalUe, 649-5760. taurant, 120 CSiarter flak St CLERK QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, INTERESTING position with ANSWERING SERVICE dormers, pordlltes, basements CANPHIL Floor covering, 73 high earnings, train ,now to be MARRIED man ft>(j^re service DEAN MACHINE ' Position open fox' pema S\'ri- refmlshed, cabinets, built-ins, Birch St. Wall to wall carpet- Mrs. Electrolux in your home work, 45-55 hours per Week, PRODUCTS •with statistical back­ IHIMI500 - 875-2519 formica, aluminum, vinyl, Ingi linoleum. Free estimates. town end suiroundlng areas.' •steady work, annual bonus, 2 ground, or above average and leave yonr meeeage. Yon’S hear from onr advertfaer In steel, ceramo siding. William Expert installation. CaU 643- Come In and learn about our 165 Adams St., Manchester paid vacation and other fringe f i g q r e a|rttude. Good BO sriBj Jig time without spendliig aU evening at ilie telephone. Robbins Carpentry Service, 1218, or 649-2985. benefits. Apply in person at Ni­ 46 ^ _Ias Has immetimmediate openings for the chols Maniihester Tire, Inc. 295 wages, and woriring condl- F 649-3446. •Hartford cir call for an appolitt- foUowlng: ' menf, 928-6702. Broad St,, Manchester. tione. Air-conditioned rt- 53 S7 55 . Automobilen For Sale 4 flee. CARPENTRY — Concrete work, Bonds—Stock»-~ Turret lAthe Operators — days ST 1962 CONTINENTAL — black, anything from cellar to roof, and nights CARFER OPPORTUNITY 5^ BT H ER A LD Mortgages 27 d is h w a s h e r wanted nights. f \ f excellent condition, $2,450. Call inside and out, no substitute for FOR SALES TRAINEES Send resume to P.O. Box € W WI*. trt. T.M. lag. V.S. »rt. Otf. BT 649-8710. qual.ty work, satisfaction guar­ MORTGAGE LOANS — first. Apply Cavey’s^Restaurant. Hantoge Operators — nights LEADING 'TOWARD 73, Hartford, stating edu­ 53 ar anteed, competatiVe prices, no DOX LETTERS second, third, all kinds realty, w a TTREJSS wanted, for lunch- Tool Makers and Machinists— MANAGEMENT * cation olid expertenoe as BY AL VERMEER CHEVROLET — 1969,. Sport Job too small. D A D Carpen­ PRISCILLA’S POP , statewide, credit rating unnec- ^ns. Apply Cavey’s Restau- days and nights Svm Oil Company (Simoco) one well as aalaiy reijulrt- For . Your coupe, V-8, standard transihis- try, days 643-1904, evenings 649- essary. Reasonable, comlden- rant. of the loading gasoline mar­ ments. sion, excellent (Mndition. Call IT HA'S TO BE SO M E ­ BY J. B. WILLIAMS 8886. . - tial, quick arrangements. Alvin ____ !______^______Surface Grinder — days keters in the area is in need OUT OUR WAY 649-6573. ' T H IN G IN k e e p i n g Information CARPENTRY—32 years expe­ Lundy Agency, 627-7971, 983 COMPANION - Housekeeper in- Production Milling Operators ~ Products Sales Train- W IT H M Y . / OUICK,ortuni- East H artford, Conn. 06108 the “Opeclal Fire Btetrict. *"Explain this medicare stuff. Pop! Grandad says it null Lost andF'onnd motor; good condition, tions, aihUtions and lem odel- ■ville, full-time dental assist­ ty for advancement. Mr. Keith, Tel. 568-3400 Capital Accouuf* for the means that now he can do some things he’s atwoys fer. CaU 644-8679. • LOST—Birch St. area — Si­ Ing of all types. Excellent Exceptional Opportunity ant. Write Box F, Herald, 646-0124. 1966-67 budget for the pur­ wanted to do . . Bice skiing!** berian Husky, female, silver workmanship. 649-6496. • stating full qualifica'tions. (XINTROL d(s6k operator and pose o f paying the (xxrts o f V 1962 FXIKD station wagon, 6 cyl-^ porter. Apply in person, Holi- 1— and white, answers to Kiska. FOR PRESS OPERATORS oonstructing and equipping; V Indef, new engine. 1966 Ford REXJREATIDNAL program di­ \day Lanes, 39 Spencer St,, Reward. 649-4865. A. A. DION, INC Roefing, the Fire Station No. 8 cat g g a s i (SRAMPAW #W>4teU4.l»e.tM WUAW.D* pick-up utility body. 6R.CW9E/...BENCA^y B O m PLUMBING and heating properly considered-"at said 1652, 6405475. Or W rite y and good salary with benefits. Connecticut ...IN THE AUDIENCE... repairs, alterations, electric A p p iy^ . pei^n,_Mr. Bern'- TELEVISION TRAINING bearing. HURRY... Personals S Robert B. Weiss, W NEA, l»c. T.M. D>g.- U.S. >6». 0!f. and gas hot water heatersr free BteUL or Mr? G a H ^ , W2 Maiilv .Robert M. Stone, P.O. Box 71, East Hartford ^ SPECIALIST General Manager BY DICK CAVAIXl’ TYPEWRll'ER RIBBONS — all 1662 XLOH for sale, real reason­ estimates. ClU 643-1496. ______sii; Manchester..'. • s / Secretary T-2 MORTY MEEKLE makes, ^.60 tostaUed free, able. ,180 HiHstoiyn Rd. ~ Board of Directors COMPLETE plumbing and For expanding service do- • Manchester, Conn. HY ROY CRANE Manchester only. Yale Type- JAWA motor bike, 1966, 125 cc, heating service, complete new Schools and Classes 33 4 ien f ^ DfOC ______:______gine lathe work. Apply G.T.K. NOTICE Dated at Manchester, Con­ BUZZ SAWYER r WA’$ P £)/N G ' ■writer Service, 649-4986. exceUent (xmJition, 3,600 miles, bathroom installations and partmenL Excellent oppor­ ■VSti. amc- a q a y , w i t t y " Ycxi vvi'K vn atry Coi^., .678 Tolland St, East necticut this 1st day cf Jnly. peeTTYtsooD rugged 2 cycle, asking $250. bathroom remodeling, 30 years ^ PUBLIC HEARING hon66t,attract/V©' a hanct.eome,. WAiNTED — Ride from South H aiiifoid. tunity for right man. Out­ 1966, WHAT BECAME OP THAT YOHNS IT'S ALL OFF. 0FTEN.A TH^a&R:7/2A 648-6673. In business. E «» VanCamp, TRACTOR - TR AILER ^ ADD^TONAL person wt+h m a n y w e a lth y m a n , Main and Spring Sts. to Pratt ■ U-K- ■ standing employe benefit APPROOPRIAI5 ONB , DOCTOR VOU WERE SO SWEET OH, ( BRIDESMAID, NEVER A A ilN L n e- & Whitney, new building, 649-4749. j WANTED — Journeyman elec­ MARY? / V bRIDE. THAT'S ME, BUZ. ^ -fhriend/s..." and have Five 1965 HjONipiA-^Trall excel­ , JOBS WAITING b o a r d ; OF DiBBcrroRS third shaft 649-2965 after 2 trician,' steady em^ojhnent, program, top salary. Must ch ilcd r^ ." lent Condition, 1,500 nilles, ex­ Wilson Electrical Company, TOWN OP, MAjIrCHBSTER, p.m. ' be High School graduate tras. CaU 649-2983. Millinery, Dressmaking W EARN $200. WEEK 649"?4817. CONNECTICUT ^ WANTED with fleli' or hem* work Notice Is hereby glveii that i- DRAPES, valances, etc. — Cus­ AND '^IGiHHR ■ il the Board of Directora, Town of Automobiles For Sate 4 Business Seivlces ' ■*' >. experience. Must have abil­ Clean, Late Modd tom made to your measurer, TRAJN NOW PA Y LATER PARAGON TOOL CO.\ Iiic. Mhncherter, Oonneoticut, wlU 1939 DODGE, 4-door sedan, Offered '13 ments, lined or unldned. For ity to train. Please caU hold a Public Hearing hi the gray, running conditiw(?.,good USED CARS SHARPENINO Service — Saws, further information caU alter t r a i n i n Has Immediate Municipal BuUdlng Hearing engine and clutch. $55 of best 8, 643-1918. Room, 41 Center Street, Man­ •i: knives, axes, riiears,- itotes, PlART-i Openings For; J. MoCARTHY, 289-6871 Top Prices Paid offer. 648-8819, ______notary blades. Quick service. chester, Oonneoticut, Tuesday, July 12, 1966, at S\00 p.m. on For An Makes NEED CART YotT credit turn­ Capitol Equipmeik Co., 88 Moving-^TrudUng— Tool Makere (Jig and fix­ 7-2 Main Bt., Manchester. Hours tures). All Around Machin­ proposed additional approprla- IMWt t, M,^ W.) ed down? Short on down pay­ (Storsjco 20 Earn while you---leam. CARTER CHEVROLET daUy 75. Thursday T-6, Satur­ ists, lirqt , Class Bridge­ ment? Bankrupts Reposses­ Learn on aU makes and MAN For work ^ To; ‘^ General. “ 'pund Fimd Budget CO ., INC. day 7-4. 648-7958. MANCHESTER. Delivery, Light ‘models of aqulpmwit until port and XAthe Operators, store, 3 .avenlngs, pHus some sion? Don’t despair! See Hon­ Horizontal Milling Machine _ 1966/67, Contribution to Re­ BY LESLIE TURNER est Douglas, inquire rtm t low­ trucking and package deU'very. qualified ■' for Immediate Sunday, work. CaU 649-8068' be­ 1229 Main S t l a n d CLEARma, tree .re­ Operators,. Stock Man, an serve ]^iind A cc o u n t...... BY LANK LEONARD R^gerators, washers and ' emiplctynient. Q U A L I 'I Y fore 4 p.m. Phone 649-5233 est down, smallest payments moval, and chain -saw ^work. older man prSjferred...... $10,708 MICKY F IIW stove moving specialty. F\>lding t r a i n i n g i s LIOBNBIBD ; v(W’Re rio sm v ei i shook off am ATTCMPr. M ftHEREiL ss nothims “ro M 2K .AK-HERB anywhere. No small loon or fl- to be linaiited from Invesb- ...... , HE 19 NOW, A. Michaud, 742-809$. chairs for ren t 649-0762, a n d acxjrbdoted . a s k • We are, wUling to train SKftB NOIW I WELLivvpuwi soon /Tivrss^McKEE WILL I«IM» WAKEsw-ir^ onUP ' J M I THEtill* CASE.»N0R WITH ss^HU • »• pe.ZOtA nance company plan. Douglas ihent''barhings Town of Man­ ^ THE GIRL IS INFATUATEIXWITH KARB^T ONE TAILED V AMID EVIDENCE THAT A WO RBIflRNED^ OP PLANE FOR A VALUA8L6 PHONE POE9N’T(tH9WERf EASY! TH' Motors. 888 Main. STOPS, sldewalkx,: ataae walla,' AiBOUT OUR IRON CLAD anyone who is interested MICHAEL— ANDTHEW^WNT A gi(T IP ^ ^ PRIVER-HB In learning to be an all NOTICte chester, Keeney Street VOUU0.1 HERE uM t. ------mu'. NEW TYPE TRAMSISTDRS- fireplaces, 'flagstone terrooea. Painting-—Papering 21 GUARANTEE. FROM THE thS iT a 1 « « “ • L00K9LIKE REPOSSESSION: takd over sux>imd machinisL Top School, H ighland Park 0 0 YOU THINK CAROL THAT PHONY All concrete repairs. Reoaon- ADMISSION School,, Robertson School Ad- STATKJMi SLIPUP, AMP payments, no cash needed with t w o SCHOOL teachers now ac­ wages, liberal overtime and WILL LISTEN TO HER WEREMHM IPICK' able prlcea. 648-0861. ' ■ CaU Hartford 249-7771 anytime. fringe'"' bipnefits, exceUent OF ELEC'TORS ^onal OmsitruoUnn Ae- USED CARS AV3THER, UNCLE P H IL ? KRASOT average credit. 1963 Chevrolet cepting summer orders for ByWekibHP working conditions. Apply Notice Is hereby glv^ that oounL’ WNTUtelP Impala, 1966 Ford Mustang, .{RENTALS—^iPower roller, chain house painting specials, inter­ Elec- A OOMPLETB I ■ ^ the UM5 xJvaiLABoard V*-of -Admission------^.E^noriu x*To; u u u General 'xjiuuijoi. Fund Rudget IPEHlFyUP; 1861 Volkswagen convertible. «aws. trail roller and aerator, ior and exterior. Free esti­ SELECTION - ' ■ "■——— r—i— rr*"—;—^ okq Arinma St. Manchester to™ for the Town of Coventry 1966/67, Board of Ediicetion OaiU 289-8264, ask for . Graham lawn vac, rototiUers. Also sales mates. CaU 643-9636, Help Wanted—Female 35 Adams o l , mancnesier ^ ^ ^ ^ ...... Holmes. and service on all lawn equip­ BOURNE, BUICK ment. Capitol Equipment, 88 INTERIOR and exterior ^paint­ H e UNING woman - 10 hours ______!!! hniirrr b y p h o n e . JNeed a Main St.. 643-7958. ______ing, waUpapbr removed, fully ca r? No cash needed,' 100 car insured. Rene Belang^er, 648- ir^Oonn. Construction Corp". ROUGH CARPENTERS want- 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. toe uc Law No. 523 to augment Customer Sati^sfaettou" Apply oelectlon. Ask for Mr, Brun­ d r i l l i n g and blasting -r- ^ 0612 or 6444)804. 251 Biroad St ' ed. Call after 6 p.m., 875-1016. puipose of admitting all per- summer School Program. 285 MAIN ST. ner, 289-8256, dealer. _____ types compressor work. We are - gone who are found to be quaU-- t\>:... General “Fund - -Budget - MANCHESTER fully insured. No waiting peri­ INSIDE and outside painting. fled to betSEleotors of toe Town 1966/67, Board of Elifucation 1964 PONTIAC Bonneville, 4- od. For sendee, call ]^n El- You name your own price. MONEY of Coventry. , ...... $41,500 246-5862 649-4571 ’ door hardtop, original owqer, Special rates for bomeownen u I INVITA’n O N ' The qualifications ^ as fol­ to bfi financed by an ihcrease lal, 889-9788. \ Doesn’t grow on trees, but BY LEFF and McWILLIAl»S Showroom conditioft, 876-9370. 66 or over. 649-7868, 875-8401. lows: AppliganV'limstbe twen­ in the'Wimaited income for BY RALS'TON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES typewriters — Standard many AyON Representa­ ty-on^ years,, of age, muift be a Project No. 77-3 (Project 3) MR. ABERNATHY 1958 DODGE Coronet, 8 cylin­ JOSEPH P. Lewis custom point­ TO BID and electric. Repaired, over­ tives pick up extra cash by Sealed bids wiU be received resldtet'of toe Town of Ceven- under PubUc Law No. 523 der, hyrdomatic, good' condl- ing, Interior and exterior, pa­ working 2-3 hours daUy YEAH/ MARCO... hauled, rented. . AdorUn/ie Bakery, Rnkerv. Shop^ng ShoOUine Tji„ho*v1 -wr GalinaL Board of Directors LAVOIE BROTHERS —general ev ^ n ^ ', 246-9593. cuL Richard M. G|ilinati ' Estimates Poster St. 643-5748. work, chain saw, lots cleaned, Parkade. Town of Manchester, Donald S. Davis, Manchester, Connecticut CaU: E. Steve Peori treed removed, landscaping. EXTERIOR painting our spe-' Connecticut Richard M. Hawley, Dated at Manchestjcr, Con- 643-5316—Beo. 64«-0««B 1962 MET, 2-dobr standard, clalty, very reasonable jsiesi. Elmore Turklngton, jowes* ueiw brakes and tiree, 82,000 Completely biaured. For free _____ORBSSER wanted —fuU Robert B. 'l^elss. necticut, tots 29thjd^ fit JUne, y ^ Y Y Y Y T T T * npwMAy eatimate can 74^7640, 875-8845 Free estiinates. CaU anytime, General Manager Board of Admiaatoo, original miles, $796. Call 648- 066-1547. ' or part-time. CaU 643-9360, •rt after & t " "l

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PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 19fi6 jHCWHfESTER; EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN, SATURDAY, JULY ;2,196« P A G E TEIT Lots For Sale 73 Suburban For Sale 75 Off-Year Election Suburban For Sale T5 With the Kennedy A V ------:------' Houses For Sale. 72 Houses For Sale 72. Apartments^Flats— Houses Fqr S ale'' 12 Houses j^r-Sale 72 ^ E ACRE 5 miles from Man- COLUMBIA Lakefront — 7 BOLTON Coventry town line, ’ , H ousehold' G d o ^ 51 Bowers rVEMAOULATB T room Colonial, Teiwq^ents 63 NB![W t w o family flat — M , MANCHESTER — Ran«*, fine MANOHBIOTBR Chester center, block- fbunda- room summer home, easily spotless 6 room Ranch, large Some Dem ocrats WAMTied 4 bedrooms. Double garage, DISO&UNT prices on colonial residential neighborhood, mod­ School. New 6 room Colonial, tion, septic tank, excellent winterized by ^adding,furnace, kitchen, fireplaced living room, Rwer Party Nears Rapids; andjnociem furniture. Why pay MOD®RN D U -P L E X 4% Bowers school area, large h a lf' a«re lot, 1% baths, reo ern kltohen with dining area, 4 1% baths, buUt-lns, aluminrm well, $2,,500. Terms $500. down, cement dock, good swimmings garage. Beautifully landscape^ 5DE1PT. HOURS SEWING MACHINE last POUR ROOMS includlhg appli- Priced for imediate sale at CHOICE wooded lot in excellent Vi acres of mature trees by Michael A; Pctlb M.D. of No Return wa.s to run through fear the parly may lose Sub­ mal dining room, cabinet SELECT OFFERING BY carports, sun deck, in-law ar­ rage, large wooded lot, Superb 2 . Many freshmen Democrati year’s model, never used, sac­ anoes, residential location; .$95. $25,900. Philbrick Agency, 649- and convenient location, 85x197, and landscape privacy. rapids .today weather permit­ stantially more .than the off- , 8 A.M. to >TAL kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea/ rangement. Call Helen Palm­ condition. Selling for $26,500. WHEN ^HOULP YOU TAKE have not been relu-ctant to talk rifice tM. or J2. per week. 646- J. D. Real Estate, 643-5129> 8464. 643-2966 or 649-8638. Custom Cap^ seventy feet ting — toward bigger rapids ■ year average of 37 seats in No­ tion room, landscape yard. CARRIAGE REALTY er, Leonard Agency, 646-0469 Call R, F. Dimock CJompany, youA CHILp FOR about Viet|Nam at home,. They V ' ' 1 ' J 'J " 1 0412, , ; ^ ■ long. Plastered walls, big downstream. 1 vember's elections. ’ ’ RANCH — 3 bedrooms, fire­ or 649-3877. ______' 'k EENEY~ST. — -.Glastonbury, Realtors, 649-5245. FIR^'T Vl^tT To THE couple general support for the 1 SIX room duplex, ,2 baths, ga­ Marlon E. ^ bertson . Realtor, Although most are . keeping . place, large family kitchen, 528-7525 rooms, fireplace, 2 car ga- PENTI^T 2 A mjld storm front moved in administration with an empha­ COPY CLOSIN^TRilE FOR CyiSSIFIED ADVT, AUTOMATIC WASHER, fold- rage, $125. i : D. Real Estate 643-595S.' 2.3 acres, with brook, next to VERNON - ■ Manchester line quiet pniblicly. They admit pri-- with built-inS; Full heated base­ COME and see our 6 and 6 du­ . rage. Peaceful contentment during the night threatening to sis on the need for early settle MONDAY XlttJi^fBIDAY 10;S6 AJtf. — SATURDAY 9 AJil. ^Ing cot, 2 metal wardrobe Co. 643-5129. water .shed, ideal for ’ hor-ses. room------■ older ....------Cape, extra large va'tely they are worried not only ment, $15,900. CSiar-Bon Real plex at 96-98 Ridge St. Modern for $20^,900. Mr. Lewis, 649- ^>bil plaiis of Sen. Robert F. ll ment—and hope for some dr*- chests, full size bed, all good JUST l i s t e d 649-3321. about tbeir own prospects but Six room cust.pantry, Ranch, with large tot. For fuU trees, on West Center many improvements. Owners \rith restrictions. High one BARROWS & WALLACE days. 1964 with less than 56 per cent New York, New Jersey and Cal- MANCHESTER.— C lean 3 BOLTON LAKE — „4 room pair of Jamps. like new, best open attic, high dry cellar, irrformatlon call Mitten Agency Street. Walk bo churches, asking mid 20’s. Weekends or acre building .sites with .shade Manchester Parkade Loon Creek swellq the' river pluralities. rooms, heal, hot water, $105. home, private owner, gas heat, o ffe r .^ U '649-0245. , copper plumbing, oil (con­ , Realtors, 643-6930. schools, shopping. A real' evenings, call 643-0123, 649-5038 trees and •view: Convenient to Manchester 649-5306 into rapids nearly A third of the Dean Graduate v,.t “campaigns f substarrtiaHy a part Conthmed From Preceding Po^e near Rosedale Beach, garage, Nam will go away, by Novem monthly. J. D. Rieal Estate, verted) hot air furnace.’ ■ sigcrifice at $16,900. proposed Route 6 parkway, way ' down ,fthe Kennedy’s from the national Democratic DELUXE KEJNMORE elwtric 643-5129. BOWER’S area — immaculate beautifully landscaped lot, fur­ ITaricy Jean Skinner, jtaiigh- her," .said one long-term I^use Articles For Sale 45 K'i'tchen and bathroom not just 12 minutes to Hartfordr course. ■. party in order to minimize th* Situations 'Wanted— stove, 40". 4 burners, deep 6 room Cape. Oil forced air nished or unfurnished. 643-6982. ter ,of M.r. and. Mi^" G. Nelson member this week. modernized AluminUih .ti,500. and up!iij'. (Special build ^------Wanted— Real Estate 77 The major rapids — that impact of Viet Nam. Fem ale 38 UTILITY TRAILER — Good well, center grill, 2 ovens,, heat, garage, private tot, $17,- ^ 528-7525 5 BEDROOMS Skinner, 81' Skinfier Rd.', Ver­ won't and we're goin g/to be storms, sor^ns and doors. (-r.s arrangements). LaVrence EAST HARTFORD -:-3 family -hurtle boats between rocks in' Southern Democrats ■ see«a storage drawer, push button Furnished Apartments 63-A 900. Call Lappen Agency, Real- non, has grgdtlated cum laude •Stuck with the conseque/tces PIdtCE your loved ones with a ' tires, frame only. Call 643- Enclosed front porqh One- K. Fiano, RefiUor.s, 649-5371, home, Saunders St,,St., 14 rooms,rooms. less concerned about Viet Nana. ,tors. 649-5261. , ’ ioamy White water and then- from -De^jT Junior College in Another, asked if bfe agreed 6939. controls, excellent condition, TWO room furnished apartment, car garage. Easy to care for income return, separate heat­ HOUSE oA West Side, 2 family “ My people are mainly worried nurse in pleasant private home ------■ . . J55 643-4235. Rockledge shoot them up over“ rollback" Franklirf, Mass., with an asso- with estimates that yfhe Deand- all utilities. Apply 10 Depot shaded yard, roses, lilacs, ing systems, .selling in upper or single. Call 643-1927. about Negroes,” said one. An-, while you vacation. 8’^-8294. MANCHESTER—Imrhaculate 6 MANCHESTER Green — $12,900 Resort Property For Sale 74 waves at the bottom - still lie ciate degree in executive sec­ crafijrtnay lose 20 Ao 50 seals, Square, Apt. 4. ' | • flowers. Short walk- to bus room Cape, 2-car garage, near Seven rooms near stores, bus, 20’s. For further information PV The Time HE^ ahead, about hak way down the other reported that during a 30- Boats and Accessories 46 s t r o l l o c h a ir set; makes $26,900 OLP OR AE *E0ON'a f t e r . retarial science. replied: “ If everyr place is like and shopping. One mile schools. For Information, caH ' ANDOVER LAKE — cozy 4 call The R.F. Dimock Co. 649- - 100-mile run. minute television interview last into,high c)mir, carriage, strofl- bus, shopping and schools, Legal Notices" THAT A IL 20 During her tvvo years at my di.slrict, we'H lost twice that 61/2 U.P.. Evin,rud« - separate Rea.sonable offer a NDOVBR west of thb center. Owner’s . quick occupancy. Bel Air Real Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- room cottage Overlooking lake, 5245. Week all but five minutes wax Situations Wsmted— 3 room fuiinished OF m f t f w - teeth Six of them are spaced^be- 'Dqan, Miss Skinner was a stu­ manv tank, forward and reyerse, re- ^ 649-9289. ' health .• necessitates sale. 6930, stone fireplace, cabineted Along with the lncrea.s4d dev»nable. NESTLED In Tlie TREES (lie dlsti-icl of Maiiche.sler. on the border and, the Opntinental Dii. 'admissions office. cleaned, trimmed. Name your J961 18 CABIN cruiser, com- Annnrpl Fiir^“R(X)M Ranch, 3 bedrooms, for retirement or starter home, R(X>M fireplaced Ranch, FOUR room Ranch, tile bath. Dimock, Realty, 649-9823. ./larirelarge covered natio.patio. MustMust, Eg(Ui piajine Uiat an instiuiiu'iit ru b b ^ 'b p a ts Friday toward ing girls from the choir and o^leonard Fart»l,in. '""‘‘2? Diamonds— atchea— ing. Call 875-8568. puriKniing to be the last will and D em ^ rat and an administra- the medicare p rog ir^ that SPECIAL.— Barn sale tonight. oversized kitchen, 2 rec rooms, In park - like area. Have a built-ins, extra large lot, $15,- full basment, shaded yard, city be seen to be appreciated! fishing hojes near Mahoney sang a solo at the Christmas DACHSHUND Puppies — AKG, Jewelry 48 testaiueiil of .said deceaseti be ad- Clothing from 5c to 25c, all tot 102x380’, exceptional condi­ dream come true for $11,200. 900. Call Irene Kwiat, Leonard utilities, close to shopping, as- COVENTRY ■ Lakefront cot­ $18,900.* M'r? Sisco, 875- miued U) pi-'obate as per applica- In Naugatuch^ Creek. Guide^ call the holes Vespers in December. She re, tion supporter, finally, wa.s d*' reebdy to go. Also Weimaranerst ■ ———— ov ZZ Business Locations tion, Buckley School area. $19,- Char-Bi-eaem. Hon. Jotm J. WaheU.. ter Conn.: Lincoln Taylor. USN. der aiTest by Naugatuck police burns” from a campfire on a / Guantanamo Infiltration baths, Jaloiisied glassed - in T'ort Trumbull, Underwater Sound -- Democrats line up wlth,tSie Re* tiful, bred for temperament hours 2-8 p.m. 643-6826. glassware. We buy estates. suitable for s to r ^ or office. to be held at the time and location described above. at the time. Hawaii beach. / porch, 2 car garage, Marion E.-ital** of Fosh-ric E. Wenn-v Laitoratofv New London Conn.: Gu a n t a n a m o ba y, Cuba Navy and Marine officers publicans on many key votee. Village Peddler, Auctioneer, Six room Cape, full shed ♦Following' is, a list of property owners and estimated H-k-a Fi-od Wi-ni.-i- or Fi '-d E. Wi-r- Eleanor Taylor Bouker. 18 ^rdee Board Chairman William Sim­ The .son of the late Pre.sia|)er having a/ cirenla- 29lh sev day OTof June, .Tune, 1966. _ ...... influence to Jiave a poliw offi- cousin Sidney La-wford — were ing, chll mornings, or after 6 Winifred M. Dowling 2,035.20 treed lot with many extras lion ill stiid i>roi)ate di.strict williin Present, Hon.. 'John J, Wallett, which is ringed on three sides about any of this,” the chief of Signing Now; Gay City. Leo Gambolati,. 649- 4 rooms, central, 5 miles UOonn Including wall to wall car­ ten davs from the date' of tliis .or­ Judge, . ’ , cqr change a report. visiting p4.rker Ranch on Ha­ p.m.,.649-7410. MANOIESTER — two family, 152 Oak Grove Street AriE.state OT Anna E. Anderson, late by hostile Oiban territory. staff said. "We do not think they WHEELCHAIR for sale. Oall 3194. 423-3911. peting. surrounded by ex­ der and return make. Id Uiis court “ These charges are- 1(X) pqr waii Island, 200 miles southeast 5-5, 2-car garage, conveniently Margaret Wilkie 1,847.40 of the notice given. ' _ ■ ' of Manchester, in said .District, de- Bventually, the Navy, hopes to intend to attack.” Staff Picked 640-9618 between 8-12 a.m. ROpM FOR LADY or geiitle pensive homes, exclusive .lOH.N" J. 'WADEEIT. Judge. ceused. . „ qenl unfounded and will be de­ of' Honpluiu, when the accident located, Investment opportun­ MANCHESTER — Large 7 room 160 Oak Grove Street The Ooniiectlcut 'Batik and Tru.st mount floodiights all around the Intelligence officers said the area, too beautiful fot fended and denied." said Kli- happened. Cubans, have been preparing. Th e amazing Blue Lustre will PEAS, beans, beets,. Swiss , liian, quiet, convenient loca- Resort Property ity, Le,onard Agency, Realtors, Ranch, %% baths, modern 2,177..90 OBHER/<)F NOTICE Comi>anv. administrator c.t.a hav­ le picnic was being hpld on 17.4-'nuie17.4-mile boundaryoounaary fence.lenee. ou So ’ToUand ivuaiiu wCounty t i-H mentbsni tion, 224 Charter Oak St., 643- Robert S. Porterfield words. This house ha.s to be AT A I’OURT OF PROBATE, ing exhibited its aiiministration ac- masewskL's lawyer, Bernard Av- le^ve your upholstery beautiful- chard, lettuce. 21 Angel St. For Rent 67 646-0469. . . ^ kitchen, formal dining room, oounl with said ^estate to teis Court far, there fsn’t enough money since last October, at>out 10 or ..'ho pjgjjplan ^to attand the first 178 Oak Grove Street seen. Call for inspection ap- held at .Mtuichewler. within and for 'collie of Naugatuck. learby 'beach- ^ lon ^ n g to ly soft and Clean. Rent electric 8368. Y family room, 24x24 with fire­ the District of Manchester, on tee for allowance, it is - for^__o,oiA this, .Ji»; officers' said.-^ n11 artiHerir artillery noaitions positions in the hiUshills week OT ajh4-H rCamp, Jidy 24 to SB, *y son. ana strawberries, 1,186.50 ORDERED: That tee 2blh day of The board said a hearing on auna Kea Hotel.^,' COLUMBIA LAKE — cottage MANCHESTER Six room place, 2-car garage, large tot Lloyd A. and Betty L. Lumbra *, pointment now. You may 34th day of Junp. 1966. ' . Installatdon of the lights be­ some two miles northwest of the or the second week, July 8Dl to shampooer, $1. Otoott Variety quart. C. E. Buscaglia, THE moMPSON HOUSE. (Cot­ FreseiU, „Hon. John J. Walhst, July 1!I66. at ten o’clock forenoon , Immediately, Sifter the acci- for rent by season, private O o^ la l, 1% baths, modern with fruit trees, $26,000. Phil- 216 Oak Grove Street be too late. at the Prrihate Office in tee Mu- the"charges will be held later. Navy base. Store. tage Street, centrally located, lent,. John-T*ras treated by Dr. gan. in March after a series OT Aug. 6, ars being urged to send Silver St.. Coventry. beach and boat dock. CalV’Co- -kitchen .with built-ins, stove, brick Agency, 649-8464.. i Lloyd A. and Betty L. Lumbra 1.351.80 Eptme of Agnes G. Maimx, late niciiml Building ...in ----- said ------Manches.— - —Deputy r- .- Chief Frank Mariano They took pains to dispute their. appUcatione to the 4-H ohfil large, pleasantly furnished ter. l)e and Uie same Is assigned oTmointwi bwrtrhe board to Keith Nesting of Hilo, on Hawaii incidents. There have been^ 11 «NE\^IR used aftything-^li.ke it,” lumbia. 228-3018. ' di^washer and disposal, 3 216 Oak Grove Street of/Manchester. In said District, de- for a hearing on the allowance OT waS appomiea oyr me Doaia to STRAWBERRIES — Pick your such episodes, the most recent some reports that the^ em­ office immediately. Very few rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 bedrooms, $19,900. Philbrick MAN< ITER — Goodwin St., 528-7.525 said administration account with be acting chief. Island. The family returned to Bay users of Blue Lustre for Alfred A. and_ Helen T. Dion 4,414.30 / The Hartford National Bank and on May 21 "when a U jS. Marine placements are ballistic missito openings remain. !Hiere are stfil own, plentiful. Bring own con­ ■for overnight and permanent COVENTRY ^ ^ k esld e mod- excefiient 7 room Cape, (4 bed­ Titi.sl Comr«inv. executor, having .said estate aticertainment of .dis- WtiTrinse-w^lri'^ mmoGnsioii Honolulu Friday. cleaning cafpet. Rent electric Agency, 649-8464. 299 Autumn Street tributi'es and order ocof dfstribirtlon.distnoiition. ■ KJimaiewsai—■■ . s.suspension ■ ■ , sites, saying the installations openings for the third w e ^ od tainers, 25c quarUv^M Hills- guest rates. em cottage, nicely furnished, rooms) large, kitchen with dish­ exhibited iUs administratictt account smtry shot a Cuban soldier who shampooer $1. The Sherwin- SOUTH WINDSOR — spacipus wiOi said e.state to this Court for and this Court direols that i»tice announced following a close are too smaU for this. camp, however, Aug. .T to It. town Rd. N excellent location. Call 643-6930 NEW LISTING — Manchester. washer and builtins, reC room, Alfred A. and Helen T. Ihon 1,802.40 till Defense Department has Williams Co. 128 BIRCH ST.—^Room suitable Allowance, it is . . Slid''heartirg bl%rv^to“‘IlfS^soas door session of th e^lice coi «aiu, .^ c ...------No heavy weapons have been The camp ctwranlttee, 4-H 2-family, 6-6 duplex, centrally 2-car garage, near schools, 299 Autumn Street oversized 7 ’ room Split^' 2% ~ORDEREHJ: That the 18tli day of said, ignored16001 a wai-ning- after VOLPI FARM, Bolton, pick for working gentleman, kitch­ ’THREE room furnished cottage, Julv. 1966, at ten o'clock forenoon known to be Interested therein to missioners with- KJimasewslp ^Engine Contract penetrating the six-foot ehadn seen in any position to menace oUib agents, camp staff, and k e e p your carpets beautiful located, beautiful lot, garage 863.60 baths, paneled famil^-' room, api>ear and be heard thereon, by ^ lawvers your own strawberries, 30c a churches, bus line. Priced right Alfred A. and Helen T. Dion at 'tee Probate Office in tee Mu-;, despite constant footsteps of a en privileges, $10 weekly. 643- by week or month. Call 742- carport. Leonard Agency, Real­ 299 Autumn Street — garage, top loca^on, deadend nlcipai Building in- said Manchc^ piiblishing a copy. OT;this ordeb .te link fence. the base, officers said. The ottos- counselors are ptaimlng an quart. Bring own containers. at $19,500. Schwartz Realty, 522- ter be, and tec same Is lussigned somp newspaper; ha-ving a circula­ He has been on the force fo : Given to UAC; ■ 4451. 7364 or inquire Andover Kitch­ street. Hayes Agency, 646-0131.. tion in .said Dlstrlot, at least .seven Officers at the base, deOTirring est thing to such weapons were cational program wWoh in­ busy family. Get Blue Lustre. tors, 646-0469. 6228, Lou Am ida 643-4281. James F. and Joseph P, Cj|ljioun 123.80 tor a hearing on the allo-wance ot ^'a|;.s‘U S “ ^ ‘■‘dSy-OT'^sS^r^" 22 years, and has been chielt Rent electric shampooer $1. en, Route 6. said administration account w-lth to say much about the shoOTing, tour 75mm recoiUess rifles seen duges swimming, nature study, MEALS for errands for (man or 75 Oak Grove Street said estate, ascsrloinment ot dis­ inp. anti bv mailin’B on or before since March, 1961. ETV €^ts Grant MANCHEJSTBR — Porter St. 7 MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, Legal Notices July 1. 1966. by registered air ' told ’ reporters an investigation on the (Juban side some three recreation, crafts, fun, awj fei* . Paul’s.Paint & Wallpaper Sup- Eoasehold Goods 51 lady with licen.se, night work- COLUMBIA LAKE — 4 room 13,367.80 tributees and o*der OT dislributiom years old. Seven room Cto- 2 baths, fireplace, rec room, Town of Manchester and this (Jourt' directs that notice OT mtiil, a copy of said order to had been completed and a ,rfe- months ago.. lowshiR tor.the 9 to 14-year-oldS - ply- ______er or retired person. 649-5459. cottage, all facilities, boat and AT A COURT OF PROBA'lIi. Rickard Johansson. Utlasjovagen WASHINGTON (AP) — 1916 CLEAN. U8E1D refrigerators, lonial. Built-ins, dishwasher, -2 ■hear schools, bus, shopping, ♦(from A.s.sessor's Records) the time and place assigned for port forwarded to higher com- At the time OT the May ^wot- expected during the ttiree camp- motor; ideal for children. Call held at Matu-hestef. witJun and foV .■-aid hearing b.- given to all per- 17, Svertljunga. Sweden; and by [nlted Aircraft Uorp'. of East RICH, STONE - FREE loam, ranges, automatic washers R(X>M with kitchen privileges, fireplaces, garage. Immediate Ohar-Bwn to be intere,ste. 19». home. $21,900. E. J. Carpenter, Ilf aring be' given to all peraons Present, Hon, John J. Wallett, Hospital Denies late Conception. ' e s ^ lis h a new non-commercial Bartrara Weiss, recreation di­ RESTAURANTS — Your choice kiiovm to bq^mterest^ the^m U> TWO 3 - room modern apart­ Realtor, 649-6061. . The Texas White House said ' p ^ a tio n a l television station, rector, and Carol PoilctnaMg of four. Priced $3,800, $6,000, ai.pi'ar and be heard thereon by ‘"*E'suite of,-Nellie Mae Yokitis'^'a. Pension and Not Promotion ments, refrigerator, range, dis­ rtit.liahlng a copy of Uus o;xlei m Nellie M YbkiUs. late of Manches­ Eviction Storv the birthday vi^ld be a family^" The new station would opef- , _____ crafts instructor. posal, vvith utilities. Rent $110 $7,000 and one including real LOW COST, TOO! some newspaper having a ter in said district, deceased. affair with the traditional ^gke ate in Norwich and would trans- By HAL BOYLE * ’ new disorders because tiiere------seniorgenioj- counselor^coimseloni willwra 'indilde mvamv estate $^70,000. For more • in­ lUm in said District, at .I™’'T /'' ■Upon application of Lora me M. to $126, one year lease, escrow. 'fcay# beCor© *the day of said hoar Rav praying that an in-slrument iOORINTH. N.Y. fAP) — The with,.^-^u candles. init programs from station NEW YORK (AP) — What is isn’t room,in you? iftedicine o ^ - Conlan, Andover; iF w d formation call Philbrick Agen­ LEGAL NQTICE CASH RATES (15 WORDS) purporting to be the last will and director OT the Adirondack Re WEDH, Channel 24, in Hartford. 6^-4342, ,649-3666. ^ JOHN J.. WALLETT. Judge. LpCi, raised an Episcopalian, middle age? for any more pills. Ctouch, Vernon, and,. Charles cy, 649-8464. TOWN OF VERNON te.stament OT said deceased bev,^- gfionalgiontil Hospital has deWteddftWi^d pubP^h- a R^rhan Cathohe Two Public Health Service One Day 45.c 3 Days . . .$1.17 rtiilti^ tx> pi’obid®. To many .it is the longest. If a strange girl winks at-you sohrier, Hebron. Wol^iang, Ber- T/X)KING for anything In real* ORDER • OF- NOTICE tion on fUf*. it is lished reports that eight elderly on herj,gj. . 18th bii^thday. Nugent grants’^ for Yale University darkest tunnel of life, a barren on the bus, you wonder if she’s geimann, an international 4rH estate rentals^ — apartments^ ZONING COMMISSION Six Diqys ,... .$1.98 "^10 Days . . . $3.00 t a A cDurt o f RRo^ ’te.. ORDERED; 'niat tee forecoiiiK The Zoning Commission of the To-wn of Vernon will hold a held at,Manchester, w-ithin and for t----- 1 patients were evicted from the also is a C^ithoUc. School OT Medicine ' were also stretch between first and second got a clinker in her eye. . exchange delegate from Qsr- homes,■ multiple dwellings, no Houses For Sale 72 application bo hoard and dolcr------Public Hearing on July 14, 1966 at 8:00 P.M. at the Administra- the District ,OT Manchester, on the miuod.at teo Prototo office m Man- hospital Friday because the There webe indications the announced Friday. The grants — childhood. Every time you hear a bfend many, will attend ttis seoond fees. Call J. D. Real Estate, IMMEDIATE ACTION r Jerd day of June, .,1^. _ dhrster, in said District, on the 20te MANCHESTER—7 room Split Building on West Main Street in said town so that parties Present, Hoa John J. Wallett, building fqjied to meet medi­ Johnsons are settling down for for $20,970 and $9;i48 - are They think OT it .as a time en- pjgy “September Song” you feel aeesiMi. __ 643-5129. .... CaH before 10:30 weekdays (9 AJW. Saturdays). You dav rf July, A.D. 1966. at eleven Level, family room, 1% baths, in interest and citizens may be heard on the following matters: o’clock in the forenoon, and care standards. Vs, an extended holiday at the'' both for research involving ham- • joyable only to those who lake a daunted the rqst OT the evening. Junior oounsetors tor tlto fluOT modern kitchen with built-ins, proposed Amendment to Section 10a of the “Zoning can start an ad or cancel an ad same day. '^’BOTote of Oateerrine not1c.o bo given to al Txmsons in- Dr. Bruce-. Soidmore told the WE HAVE customers waiting late of Manchester, In «tld Dwtnet, terpstpd, bi -said of the ranch, some 60 miles north OT sters. masochistic delight' in acquiring okay with you if your •wife week will be Susan. C^ay, M it j for the rental of your apart­ one car garage, priced for Ordinances for the City of Rockville” by adding to Section 10a pendency OT tiaid application and Associated press Friday that here. With Congress in recess, it ------an ulcer or watching their hair j^ j^ g g jjave a cat as a pet. Cunningham, EUen KriHehar, quick sale. $22,900. PhilbHck Number 4 imder permitted uses. The proposed amendment is as ■■ n ie admliustrator tee lim'o and place OT hearing the eight—all over 65—were .ad- ment or home. J. D. Real Es­ (ttbited ,his adminmtration at count thereon, bv publishing a coi>y at iiic cigAii-—seemed likelviineiy theuiur Presidentx^it»iuciu. turn ------gray orfoil fall ^.t out. trouble than hav- Linda OlsoiL ““ Agency, Realtors, 649-8464. follows; ' , with said estate to this Court for tate, 3-5129. 643-2711 Classified Dept. thi.s order in some ’’ ew .srei^ hav­ \iised by their own physicians ^guld not return to Wdshingtoh New ‘Tickets’ Actually,' o f course, it isn’t all ing to walk a dog every even- Mary Blick TjDT/w* Tj A-Mrro "Any light Industriai use subject to the provisions of ing a circulntion m .said district, at that they could remain hospi- — .-i.. . .'''oRDEREOrrttat the 12th day of least -seven ffay's before tee day OT until July 12. that dreadful. It's more like jgX9 both' OT Manafield, ai^ Diarfi ROOM furnished or unfuri " Section 12g of this ordinance." This section is concerned with Julv, 1966. at eleven o clock foi '- kitchen with buUt-lils, 2% , said liearing. to a|i)iear if teey see talized only if they agreed to , However, the possibility re­ For Diplomatic swimming . in -ft - cold la*^® —- T t A. ^ Stark, Vernon; Randy Gienney nished, oil ' heal, private, iioon at the Ibxibate Office cause at said tune and place and In tefeing of. of Coventry will be a oounsetote- Municipal Building in said Mato -f>e herd relative, thereto and by pay their bills privately. mained that -he' might leave -shocking to the' system at first, 'shady, parking, adults. New baths, formal dining room, ^ proposed amendment is on file in the Town che.OTer. be and the same Is ato Scidniore said rive of the pk- course, yoji grunt before start- . family room wdth fireplace 5^- Q^gg ’iwn_oC Vernon. mailing on Or before July L 1 ^ Texas once during the interval ' Parkers but not too bad after'you get in-training for tile flret week. ■ BOlton Rd., 643-8389. signed for a hearing on Uie ajl"^ bv certified mail, a copy OT s « .tiepts voluntarily left this tiny ing your backswing. '■ Second, week jimkK-counseiort ance OT said admlm.stratiou acc uitrt will and of thi.s order to Ann* —^perhaps to address the nation­ used to it. Application ,of the Housing Authority of the Town of with said artale. Wolfe. 122 Woodbridge |t.. Mato hospital after‘■"discussing the Middle age. like smoking, is When you reminisce about will be Ann Bousquet DUpi)-EX — Modern 6 rooms, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, yg^^gg g change of zone from R-12 to R-lOa Multi-Family. al governors conference in Los NEW YORK (API'—From ..now hfdrs arid order of dislributioh. aiid rr hospital jidmlnistrators. habit, you find it liard to gpake. younger fellows ask, 'Which southerly line of Cemetery Avenue and the easterly line of Pa,, and’' reumi mftke to^ thi* Aides said .(.he President spent autos'in New York will-get tick- Valerie Samson and • Chailaiia erator, garage, centrally local- MANCHESTER __ 7 room hflajiiur bp friv’pn tn nil prr* The .other three decided to Grove Street, which ’ iSToperty is more particularly described as IMPERIAL ARMS - ^ k S J ^ to be^iterested there­ jpitN J. WAJLETT. Judga The other three decided to n^^ch Of Friday working at his g^g gorts, the Police Depart- What can you give it up tor that one?" Taylor, Vernon. ed, $150 monthly. 643-7467. c- is better? Everything teen-agers do to- Dutch Colonial, in executive follows: ' ' II in to appear and be heard thet< on cc: lyirainc’ M. Ray remain and refuse to accept the ijgsk',' talking by phone' with offi- ^gnt announced today, Counseiars-in-Jtraining Jof tfc# hji, publtehing a copy of teis oidt t: j-arx^b Burman. Atty.______neighborhood, 8 bedrooms, 1% Beginning at a point in the easterly lino of Grove Street : in swiTfe newspaper having a ciiru ------medicare benefits made ava la- Wasthinglon. reading ^ e tickets are called “re- An odd thing about being mid- day seems to you Illegal, ith- second weeik will be W flU^ baths, formal dining room, lation in said Districl. at 'ea-f seto ORDER OF NO'UOE , ble through the f^ era l plan {jjpiomatic cftblevS and going quest for csooperation cards" dle-aged is that you notice it in inoral or unneoedsary. ^ Peracdiio and MaiPha I^IDoyx, ’THREE room apartment, 470 at a merestone marking the southerly corner of Cemetery en days before tee day OT said hen)^ ^ COURT OF PROBATE. Main St. -Adults. 9-5 , 643-2426. large living room, family room Avenue and the nortjiWeste'rly com er o f the land herein APARTMENTS which took effwt Friday. over correspondence- and are just that. They carry no dtheTs before you do yourself. 'VWien lured out on a dance Oovently; Martha Greef and mg. and by mailing .ail held at Mam'.he.ster, within and ter with fireplace, aluminum sid­ described: thence running N. 87° 30’ 20” E. along Cemetery .Tune 30. lS66, by ^ the Districl of MVnehester. on tee Scidmore said the five who one report came from special penalty, because foreign diplo- .But make no mistake about it, floor, you start to put youi- arm (Jindy Kottke, Mlansfieild; Susaa copy of tel*, order to Wl'llam F. me xu 4% ROt)M duplex, appliances, ing, $30,000. Philbrick Agency, Avenue, Two Hundred Seventy-three and Ninety-three one- REGAN STREET—ROCKVILLE 29th day, of June. 1 ^ . wallett man vou’re in thb silver years arouitd your partner’s waist in- Drew, Helbron, and John IViH* FerRUiwn. 16 Franklin ^.. Hon, ■ John J, WflJiPtt, weTe discharged . were taken to g g ^ g j^ Jloben Komer, who mats are exempt from city traf- utilitis, and dryer, private pa­ Realtors, 646-8464. hundredths (273.93) feet to a merestone: thence turning ehester. Conn.: -^FueS F. Fer^wn. their homes until they could be returned Wednesday from South fle regulationif. — _ ’ stead OT waving your hands terton, Bolton. and running S. 25° 16’ 4P” E., along land mow or formerly 15lo FrarJcHn rTa.im.mi St.. ManchesfiT^ Conn. , ^"Eftale of Hazel B. J'teu.son. late tio and cellar, $160. J.D. Real transferred to ottier facilities. Viqt Nam. He keeps track OT a series OT incidentsinci< over the You like Elvis Pre.sley better wildly and stomping around like Third week junior oounaOTotfi 2948 TWO BLOCKS from Main, 6- ' of Benjamin E. & Mary A. Affrieftno, Ninety-nine and LOVaY 3V2 & 4V2 r o o m GARDBN-TYPE nnd rettim niakc lo this CoifTt ■ of in wW Dimricl; do- Estate, 643-6129. JOHN L WAUiBTT Judge, civil- programs there. past year involving con.sular iJian the Beatle.s becau.se he an Indian on,the warpath, include Nancy HRgan. Andoverj room Colonial, 2-car garage, Thirty-seven one-pundredths (99.37) feet to a merestone; > ( APARTMENTS ec: Jlames W. Ferguaon Admr. Tlio Connect i(’ut Bank and wears a more sen.sible hair cut. You still like to hum a tune by Carol 'Wliitaker, M a n e fl^ 7x15 INCHES thence turning and running N- 87° 30’ 20” E. along lahd-of •Vincent L. Diana. Ally. and U.S. autos double-parked or RENT MAN in need of rentals. enclosed porch, - shaded...lot, 'A You can remember when Victor Herbert or Stephen Pos- Susan Biron, Judy NledBip* said Affricano, Ninety-nine (99.0) feet to a merestone; adnPfi^^Tiou'reSunt wlte Duplicate Bridge blocking hydraiite bas generefc-. Have tenants 'willing to .sign permanent siding, $16,900. ' AT A COURT OF PROBATT;. Haiil cHtnlr-to this Court for,, allmy- tKence. running N. 25° 16’ 40” .W.r along land o f said Affri- Price Range .. .. $105. to $125. held at Manchester, within and tor ed widespread lodal publicity.. .’ Shirley Temple wore curis. ter. ' ■ werfei;weiiBi; and Morg*® lea.se, plus escrow. 649-4342 or Hayes: Agency, '64e-4)J.31. Results in a bridge game last More Firms Bap In your wardrobe there i? still No stenographer in the ^gttce Rich colo.ca and sim,ple cross- cano Ninety-nine and thlrtyrseven one-hundredths (99.37V the DMriot OT Manchester, on tee ^ORDERED: Tliat tec 19jh day The blue cards,- similar in size 649-3566. feet to a merestone ;■ thenca turning and running N. 87° 30’ . ALL ELECTRIC FOR MODERN LIVING 27te .day of J u n e .'l^ . woiioit of July., 1966. at ten o clock tere- night conducted by the Man­ at least one double-breasted siUt. can .spell as well as you. ^hirf W ek oouMMism-iac a stitching combine to form this •present. Hon. John J. Wallett. iiohn at tee Office in the chester Duplicate Bridge Club Travel Together to regular city parking tickets, Flattering semi^tted sh^th .^f^^orative panel; 20”^ . along Cemetery Avenue, One Hundred Ten and forty-* MHinlcipiil Building In said Man- will be filed at police headquar­ With wide lapels. You can recall when Franklin draining include Susan Dreiw. panels for nine one-hundredths (110.49) ifeet to a merest6ne;Uhen?e ADULTS ONLY * at the' 'Italian American Club,^ With lowered waistline and TWO room apartment, 149 Oak­ ^’ EsUite OT Robert A. JBurtmer late Chwter be and the same Is as- You. realize you need new D. Roosevelt was regarded as a Hebron; Becky Ni«fl*rwe*fs» INVITATION running S. 2° 29’ 40” E., along land o f the Town of Vernon,' of Manchester. In said DlslriOT de- 135 Eldridge St.St., are: North-worm- NEW YORK — A survey of tersicio and a •report on each viola- ..™ ^ a r t complimentary jaxiket. ^ land St-(- $65. 643-24^, 9-6. INCLUDE^: Parking, Swimming- Pool, Tennis Courts, classes but insist you’re not dangerou-s spendthrift. Michael London, VernaB Pattern No. 2©48 has hot-iron Two Hundred Eighty-nine and fourteen one-hundredths ^ ' admlnl.stralri.x having exhibil- South Arthur. Pyka and James 217 manufacturers by the-Na- tion sent to the Ciiy'.,Conimi6Sion No. 833X With Patt-O-Rama , . ^ ^ ^ i, ' ShufiSe Boards, Par 3 G o lf, Course, Picnic ready for'Wo'cals:-^ When you drop a penny, you - , shg^n Wright s M Q s^ k toi sizes 12% to 26%: bust 33 t>-ansfertransfer for , 2 designs-each TO BID (289.14) feet, to a merestone; thence riumlng S: 66° 48’ 20’' ed her adminiatration a ite Baker, first; Mrs. Arthur Pyka tional Industrial Conference 6n the United Natlpns and Con- HEATED 3 room apartment- sOTd wtalte to this Omrt teL^JIow- On a picnic you’d rather eat still think it’s worth bothering tp . fr ig h t, Tolland, 7” X 15“T-color -chart. -::Sealed bids will be received W., along land of the Town of Vernon, One Ifnndred Forty- Areas. On bus line, walking distance to and'-Richard Vosburgh, second Board shows that more firms Mlar Affairs. to 47. Size 14 %, bust 35, dress, Call 643-5118 ' betweTSn : 8:30 rtx and Fifty-eight bne-hiindredths 'fl46.58) ffeet to a mere­ r n S rJ 'sf K watermelon with a fork than pick up.-y To SrderV'-sqnd '35c in coins at ,jh« office of the General shopping. ‘ ' ' **OTtirMET^: ’That tee titb 6ay-OT IJCmed (tor said hearing be given to and' Kenneth Morgester and are limiting the number OT ern- A police spoke.snian said t yards 35” ; jacket, 2% yards. a,m.-4.:$0 p.m. stone: thence running northwesterly along a curve marking •Tuly. 1966: at three ocljx-k after­ ' all persotts known to he teten'st^ pick it up in both hands. , - . You se^ old friends in hosOT- SltBSeSted M elody To Older, send,50c in edins to: ^A^ne Cabot, The Manches- . Manager, 41 Center Street, noon at tee Probate Of therein to m’Pear and -be ijcaifi GeorgeBorire lialuszka.Haluszka, tmra.third. piuye»ployes who, njtoy travel together. f ~ ^ You buy dxecutive-length tals more often than in'night- . r u ig g e .u j ' the northeasterly line o f Grove Street, One Hundred Eighty- W e r e l i e v e it’s the BEST in TOWN Also EastoWeat Mrs. Joseph, 'Almost two-thirds have set rules the cooperation of the JJnited Bue Burnett. Manchester Eve- 'ter Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. FOUR ROOMS and Bath, heat, Manchester, Conn., until Au- .jBlx (186) feet to a mereritone; thence running N. 47° 12’ W. Mutitoiiml Buildine In said Idan- thereon by ptibll.-hing a ot.iw "f this s o ck ^ now because anklets clubs. 136 Bissell St. Call '643-9506 af- o-ugt ..j _ xggg at 11;()0 a.m. for (teester. be and the, same ' nriier in .some newst>aiiei hating a ..McVeigh and, MrSk Philip Hoi regarding ------group’Mumps travel.- '' ^ Herald, 1150 AV.E. OF OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, , in said Jirie of said Grove Street; Two Hundred Ninety-nine Compare and you’U agree. -for,'a hearing on tne ctonllatlon U. i«Hd D ^ ^ 'y of wW make yolTfeel sloppy. h You want to leave a cocktail U m te^tre- "ter 5 p.m. only. and' seventeen: one-hiindredths (299.17) feet to a merestone a«:e OT .said admlnlsti^on accoiiOT seven days before tee da.v ol saia ■wav first- Clay "Wilson and There regulations appi^y moet- ' T T T ^u. AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. N; Y. 10086, Snowm Plows, "J w«h sald'Wtate. OT K " n g and by mailing on or bto The waHers at your favorite party before your wife does. gled Banner, For lst-claS8\jnailing add 10c Bid forms, plans and' spedifi- . at the place of beginning. ' i FOR INFORMATION "AND APPOINTMENT hetei and order OT dlstrimten, t< ^ July 1. 1966. by certified mail, Loui’s Daigle,! second and Mrs. ,ly to airplane travel and cover a You can stretch never L v e to ask Y ^ brood more about your as a ^ em . S f ^ t i o n s arq available at' the Being land Shown on a map entitled: “Land of Rousing IHls CJouift dlTocts that a copy OT this order to, ® ctfy„^ ’' Richard Oworek and Mrs. Doris broad range of executives, erfeam (4o be used as the filltog whOT you want for lunch.'They pepsion than the possibility of t S T ^ ' Authority, City of EockviUe, Town of Vernon, Connecticut.’’ time and place - assigned tar ! « h ^ . « Aroellla Dr M ^ , ^ D "Im on g the .124 firms that took and frosting for a cake) by add- frir each pattern. Print; ^ame,^ Address wth Zip Code, Style deluded avallabfe Controller’s Office, 66 Center CALL 666-5465 or 6^6-3512 VifiMurlnr he rivrn to all pf*rHnn« tfir Oonn.*: Carolyn J. Anaer^n. automaticallv bring vou .what promotion. Scott Ne}sugg ■ Scale: 1”=40’ Certified substantially correct.^ Everttt O. Immra^to b e^ ln te^ ej^ d^ ereln (o Address with Zip Code,.^Btyle No. and, Size. Julv 5 Call 1-537-5239 Street, Manchester, Connect!- ‘thev know voli’re suppo.sed to You can read's column like poem should^ 1^ sung-to Oie tunft Gardner L.S. 4395 April 14,. 1966 Rockville, Ctonn. Also Superintendent on Premises appear and be h e ^ ,*Jherwn to ■'Srte * Keith. Atl.ys.. STS s ^ave this with a smile - instead OT' OT an old EngUsh ca k in g ^ ------No Aild SiZ6 ^ , KeepWfiATi o'a t*copy i\ n v rkof f rtiftthe SpringGniHTirf*’ J * _ * .■ ’ ~niit: pCbllsMng a w y ,. Main' St.. Manchester. Oonn., and nA < «<■ A map showing the area to be effected by the change of sbme newspaper living a clrcula You! hesUtate to acquire any silenUy blubbering inside. “ 'Jb Anwareon In Heaveik Don’t miss the Spring A Sum- and Summer Album on hand THREE rbSms, heated, partly Tbwn of Manchester, jjj tjjg xown Clerk's OfiBce of the Town of Vernon. MR. BBaV l LBC —- 876-03113 ^ In said E>6rtric*, a P l^ t seven - ‘“■^j^ljSj.TAtS'E^r'. Judge, mer '66 Issue of Basic Fashion, making H rfasy to choose biore' 6r completely furnished.' In­ Connecticut , 'ZONING COMMISSION diqrs before the day OT said heato ee; Oonn. Bank ft TrinX Oo„ cur oompleto pattern magazine, patterns in your gtyle of nfibdle- quire at Mrs. Brown, 106 Birch Robert B. Weiss, CheMer M. Rau, Chairman JOHN L ■WALLETT, jirflfa Executor Wc. . - . work! 50c a copy! , -Oeraeral Manager Robert D. Houley, Secretary SATURDAY, lU lX A 1966 PAGE TWELVE iitancl|[j^Btpr lEuftitots l|fraUi Firehouse Funds Stephen J. Luchon Jr., hus­ No Herald About Town band of the former Carol L. Hearing Subject Granniss. daughter of Mr. and Monday Mrs. Russell Granni-ss of 33 An appropriation of ^222,000 iTie I^adies Aid a t the I>ut to build a firehouse at Uie Green therin Women’s ’Missionary Westwood St., haa been pro­ There will be no. edi­ like yie new one on McKee St> L>eague of Zion Evangelical Lu­ moted to airman l.c. in the A jf tion of The Herald Mon- wfll be the subject of a public ; theran Ohurch will meet Force. da.v, Independence Day. hearing before the board of ill* Wednesday at 6 p.m. for a husi- Have a safe and .pleas­ ness meeting and birthday pot- ■ Mystic Retdew, North Ameri­ rectors July 12. ■The hearing l.s a part of th# luc^t in the assembly room at can Benefit Association, will ant holiday. meel Tuesday at 8 p.m. at-^Odd 'board’s scheduled meeting at 8 I f the’ church. Hostesses are Mrs. Anna Stahl, Mr.s. Margaret Fellows Hall. Refreshments will p.m. in the hearing room of the Stores. Mr.s. Katherine Thumer be served. Colonel Ryan Municipal Building,. The. 8222,000 would pay for and Mrs. Freda VanWyck. Miss Anne E. Gometz, dadgh- €rels Transfer constructing and equipping the Communications Yeoman ter of Mr. arid Walter Go­ firehouse, to be built on a two- metz of 683 N. Main St. is on Dt. Col.'’•Wendell Ryan, son lot site at Lawton and W eaver.' Beaman Apprentice Alan N. >mi m i Pizzola. son of Mr. and Mrs. Al­ the deajls li.st at.th'e HarUord of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ryan Rds! given to the town by Prrinoh of the University of Con- James McGartliy and William fonso Pizzola of 69 White St of' 54 Bunce Dr., has received ^neclicut for the'spring semester. Peck. The town will duplicate Is serving at the Naval C^r- transfer orders to Camp Lewis, munication Station Guai^.irtt(he She is* a member of the student the plan drawn by At-nold Law­ senate.ahd .the Branch Players. 'Takoma. Wash. rence for the McKee St. fire­ Marianas Islands. She a -1965 .graduate of East Colonel Ryan, an artillery of­ house and thus cut the planning Mr. and Mrs. Carl O. Froeh- Qatholic High Schopl. ficer, has just completed a two- cost in half. The appropriation, if approv­ Mch of 161 Vernon St. recently, year Arm.v tour at Sascom returrfbd from a 16-day trm/tb Headquarters, Heidleburg, Ger­ ed, would be added to the. Spe­ Hospital Notes cial Fire District .Account and the Hawaiian Islands^ rThey many. He is now. on leave in financed by the issue of fire dis­ spjspt two days in Los^ Angeles Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Manchester. enroute to Hawaii and'two days A 1947. Universit.v' of Ver­ trict bonds. In areas exeepflng mater- The site selected is one o f .sev- In San Francisco o'fi the return mont graduate, lie has served X' nlt.V where they are 3:80 to 4 '.eral considered by Uie town. Tlie trip. p.m. and 7 to 8 p.ni. and pri- in the Army^,for 20 years, He is tnarrled- to the former lots originally, helped fulfill a ,,vate rooms' where they are 10 nunimum area zoning require- Marine Pfe'. Shepard RealfT E.sther Robinson of Burlington, a.m.' to 8. p.m. Visitors are re­ nient for adjoining apartments. son of Mrs. and Mrs. L.ouis Vt. They have three daughters, minded not to smoke in pa­ Before the town was able to ac­ Reale' Of 142 Cooper Hill St. is Linda, 17, Sandra, 14, Marga­ tients’ rooms. No more than cept the land gift, the zoning sepying in the Da Nang .area ret 1; and a son, Dennis, 18. » two visitors at one time per board of appeals had to.wawc of Viet Nam as a member of to ll patient. those requirements. ^thc 3rd Marine Division Bajnd. The town planning comhits- PIUK The band entertdWlS, at .con­ PATIENTS TODAY: 349 Tea All Handpicked sion also gave its approval, but aet« certs in various Isireas of Viet ADMITTED YESTERDAY: claimed that the selection was Na^. and officiates at cere- COLOMBO . — Ceylon, the Mrs. Nery Alzugaray. 110 - an accompIii ied fact before the ' monies, parades, changes of- Canadian Air Cadets Put On Precision Drill island nation off the southern- 8 . • cbmmand, and frequently .par­ Sleep Rd., South Windsor; tip of India, .^ produces nearly commission was consulted. UmM Mre. Olga Bogli. 555 Bush Hill ticipates in local cjvlc ^pdtion in Hartford and haVe a danejj^ tonight. The Manchester half a billion podnds .,p^: tea a m r Rd.; WiUiam Borst, 713 N. Royal Canadian Air Cadets of the Ottawa Optimist. Wing go programs. Members of .the band Squadron will , return the' visit aT Thanksgiving. The Ca­ year, all picked by han^i. Visi­ . M o t Main St.; Mrs. Joyce Brunclle, through their paces in front of Sears at the.Parkade. The A also double as rifjeihen, car­ nadians are here for the third year in a row. (Herald photo tors to tea plantations in the Bast Hartford: Thortias Dar- visitors, guests of the Manchester Squadrpn of CivU Air Pa­ less penters and en^neers, apd by ^aternis.) -< , semi-tropical valleys soon learn liftg, 361 E. Middle Tpke.; Rob­ trol, 'put on the drill exhibition last night. Yesterday, they MV man positions in the defense that "orange” , and “pekoe” are PIZZA RAYS ert Fortier, Ellington; Thomas went to -Rocky Neck for a sw^im; today they visit HELCO ^ Oefi perimeter which surrounds the tea-leaf gradings of size, not 180 Spruce St.—643-0031 dlansen, White House Con­ quality o f taste. vital air base near Da Nang. valescent Hospital: Katherine PIZZA .Tal Modean, 24 Lyness St.: Mrs. Convention Hifflilighls PaUee Arrests GIANT GRINDERS ba\ Mildc Hinnov of 14 Eldridge Helen Moske, 50 North St.; aga p t . has been awarded honors in 10-niin. Service On All Calls Mrs. Frances O'Brieh, 386 W. , A Linnmore Dr. resident was nea economlCB at Princeton Univer- rearrested ■within an hour after OPEN SUNDAYS Center St^; Lawrence Roger, OPEN oon he was released on bond this. •ity. 10 Clyde Rd. Veteran Cast ■er morning. 8 A.M. -> 8 P.M. THURS., FRI.. SAT. Also. Anthony ^rtor. 37 In pointing with pride to the (Cmitinueid from Page One) and he said dt three times, "I He is Frank Timreck, 49, of 2 . T1 — SUN. 4 • 10 Perkins St.; George Shaffer, Democratic record, he said, "As don’t feel a bit older and I'm 37 Linnmore Dr. ^ PINE PHARMACY Closed Mon., Tues., Wed. LET US PRICE ■•Coventry; Deborah Silva, placa'rds, calling for "Peace in not a bit tired.’’ His remarks for business in America 7- they ' He was first arrested at'mis 664 Center St. • 649-9814, Warehouse P o l.n t; WiUiam never had it .so good.’ The . gross YO U R NEXT Viel Nam.” were an answer to Republican home at about 12:30 'a.m. and Singer. 110 Northview Dr., claims of "a listless and tired national worth, -and the earn­ charged with intoxication; af­ PRESCRIPTION South Windsor; .Claudia Struff, Two Enfield Republicans, Dw^cratic leadership.” ings after ta.xes. are the highest ter he arrived home and, alleg­ Bolton: Mrs. Anne Whiting. 12 who had had the sidewalk all in the-nation's history.” - edly made a disturbance. Short­ fIRUG Lydall St.; Scott WjUiams, 162 ARTHUR to themselves -at the Republi­ Bailey ’ twitted Gengras on ly, after 6 a.m. he was released Spencer St.; Thomas Williams. can State Convention, were the hiring of campaign con­ Patstore and Dodd left the on bond. • < 162 Spencer St.', George Wood- back last night, but they stood sultants, "W e Democrats don't strfge immediately upon ad­ ■ Timreck was linder arrest Perb's Will Be -•U»g, Storrs. '■ in one spot. Tlieir placards de­ have to go to Borton or New journment' and avoided a flock again before 7 a.m.’ after his I b ir t h s YESTERDAY; A manded VOne Man—One Vote.” York to get some experts- to of delegates who .swarmed onto wife co^uplained that he broke daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ tell us how to run an election: the .sta'ge - to fihake hands, to a lock on- a door and .stamped JULY ward Rawlinitis, Rocky Hill: a be seen, and to keep the excite­ The Bushnell organist was a campaign. .JTou delegates are on her feet. He was charged OPEN M O N . daughter to Mr.'.and Mrs. Ron­ MAYTAG .succe.ssful architect. Phil Stock our expert^.’.’ ment alive. with breach of peace. ald King, Marlborouth; a daugh­ Timreck is being held by po­ - and Sunday As Usual ter to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick of West Hartford, who plays at most Deniocratic Conventions . He a ccu s ^ the Republicans And so, on to today's session lice in lieu Of bond. If he does Clancy, 167 Highland St.; a WASHERS of trying to claim credit for all - more or less routine, except not post bond dver the weekend daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gar­ as well as at the all-day, Air­ For AH Your Holiday Food and Picnic Needsl of the st1 wrllKM Tl If cent Szwed, Hebron; Mrs. Ed­ ernor, senators, congres.smen, ICE COLD na Hedlund, 396 Porter St. V There was no dapee ~in the and others, arid he didn’t miss a Grand Ballroom of the Hilton name or pronounciation. Hotel, as there was folio-wing Watermeloo! tihe GOP Convention. The place was taken over by the Rainbow Pastore said of the Demp. Girls. But, there were parties cratic Part.v,' "Ours'^ is the Par­ NO REFUSE or RUBBISH COLLECTION ty that cares for people.” and all over the place, plus many COLD CUTS ★ GROCERIES emphasized, "People is - the OPEN at the Sheraton'Motel. gospel of this PM’ty of ours^:„_ 3=0N MONDAY, JULY 4lh - DAIRY PRODUCTS Ac JAKERY GOODS J The' Manchester delegation After enumerating the ^ - ‘Here’# Where You Meet Your Neighbors, and Friends^ iWISTOWN ALL DAY had a party at the Sheraton and rances made ‘ ‘^mge the days of Collections,regularly scheiliiloil lor this PHARMACY played delegates Franklin Delano RdoMvelt,” he 469 Hartford Rd. — 349-9946 from 'the 4th Se'hatorial District. said,' "As long as onb--^person day wiii be made on Thiafsday, Juiy 7th. "THE K lfIG SUNDAY needs our help, our work is not The biggest party of all was OF -done. We will strive to corfQhjje In the Hiltpn’.s Terrace Room, to take care of that segment' of PRODUCE!" ALL MEDICINAL SERVICES AVAILABLE taken over by the East Hart­ W.ALTER S. FUSS our population which is discour­ 'i, . . • , ford ahd New 'Britain delega­ PERO aged - - the poor, the widow, Dil-ector Of Pmblic Works tions. The six .bartenders . and 376 OAKLAND STREET • OPEN 7 DAYS • 643t6384 •the aged, the sick, the’ unem­ eight waitresses were kept hop­ ployed. ■ ■ ping-

Last night's session ended at 9:55, about -25 minutes longer than the Republicans'. The ex­ tra time was taken in reading the names of membens of com­ mittees. 'We.si Hartford’s 5tix Senatorial Di.strict delegates had a-» great- -time, -cheering- every time one of their mem­ bers was mentioned. AT THE PARKADE Herbert St¥.son and Miss T h o u s a n d s o f it e m s to c h o o s e f rom -Barbara Coleman of Manchesf ter_ served tlie convention — Stevenson on the rules commit­ tee, and Miss Coleman as an honoraiy and., also a working secretary. • m •*- ir-k*-k********i^***** ^ L O W . . . Lt. Gov. Fred Doocy of Wap- LOWEST ping served as temporary chairman, and got a fine hand.. t L O W ... Gov. John Dempsey and Mrs. Hartford Area! MEMORIAL Ella Grasso, .secretary of state, LOW... received'the wannest greetings, PRICES when they were introduced.

•’ 'Sitting in the front row on the 'stage, were Sen. Dodd, CORNER Gov. Dempsey, Sen. Abraham Ribicoff. Mrs. Grasso, former 862 MAIN ST.—646-0293 Gov. Wilbur Snow, former Sen. HOLIDAY William Benton, and Sen. Pa-s- tore. U.S. Rep- Eknilio Q. Dad- ex ^ - - - - ^ - ...... ^ NOTICE dario of the First Congression­ al District, who will nominate t LOVING CAkE BY CLAIROL. ’ n Go^v. Dempsey today, sat hi REGULAR $1.50...... :■...... :, O / C REGULARJOc...... ^ JOR YOUH CONVENIENCES WE WILL BE the second ro'w. ^ i AYDS. ...J SACCHARIN, '/4 GR-. f u l l 1000. ’Phe^.Manchester delegation -k REGULAR $3.25...... Tr...... Z e 1 7 ' J REGULAR 89c...... • had choice seats, .sixth and * Open All Day Monday seventh rows center. The State Senatorial District standards, I NICE AND EASY BY CLARIOL. - " f 1 i f t 5 * H . 4 8 u JULY 4rti marking the various seating J REGULAR $2.00...... I • IO J REGULAR $1.98...... *...... areas, were taken down tem­ porarily, to unblock delegates’ THOU^sANDS OF ITEMS TO Ck^OSB FROM \ THOUSANDS OF ITEMSTO CHOOSE FROM TO 12 MIDjNIGHT views. \ i.

. He predicted, ‘This wriJl .be a m i UNE OF PtcNfc supplies great year for the pemberate a t Connecticut.--'because' wre GoM Cuts. P f ^ Gromd Clwcfc. Hot Dogs, Democrats don’t need a change in image.” John , ley, state and^iia- t SUNDAY AT the P A R K A D E only MONDAY fjonal Democratic diaiilnan, 4 ^ ' ' ______brought a Iiowl when he' wrtd,

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. if approv- to the Spc- - xcounl and V* j of fire dis- T h e D . A . • e ; s one of .eev- le town. Tlie Leaves ed fulfill a ing require- apartnients. g able to ac- A Loser the zoning TOLLVwoOi) (AJ») — What ad to.wawc la it Mkel for an actor to play tha hg com nets- aa«ie role on the same set week ipproval, but . aitw week tor nine television election was aaaaonsT ct before the • **lt can ^e^oma a crasUng, isulted. tedious nigibtniare of a bore,” aays William TtiBnian, televl- aton’ s most famous k>Mr. . Aa Hamilton Bwger, ^ hap­ less district attorney, Tallman \m never has won 4 decision from -64S-00S1 defense attorney Perry Mason, as essayed by Raymond Burr. )|TaUman holds no grudge about NDERS having the cards stacked n All Calls against him in every one of the neatly 900 ^aodes. But he did I ootifess the mechanics of the .. SAT. series left Mm benumbed.. M. 4 • 10 ' “In the first place, I was bended a role that was one-di- les., Wed. menslonai,'’ he said. “I did my best to keep up my imerest by playing the part Just a little Mt differently each week. But the effort Increased as the weUs of inventiveness had to be bored deeper and deeper. ' “ ElvenUially there w&a noth­ ing, I could do to relieve the boredom. Y et as long as the r.’ show'was on the air, I never oomplained publicly. It would have been stupid and graceless tor me to do so. ‘besides, I was hioky. Aotors search all their lives to find At least three hew shows this fall will continue the trend for adventure with ieeds! taita, and I was In one. I would exotic heroes. For example, Burt Reynolds, left, stars-in “ Hawk,” an ABC se­ have stayed the 10th yehr it the ries about a detective with nighttime New "York as.-his habitat. Robert Loggia, itioiw had remained on the net­ center; i,^ a reputed former cat burglat on NEC's “T. H. E. Cat” Van Wil­ work, and 1 tbfhk tt could VE and have-” ’ liams, right, portrays the Green Hornet with capO and all on ABC._____ ' ' -- His reason was simple: He S. If it’s lacently became the father of He is muUing other offers and (Hale) and Hple (Bill, H<^ his sixth cMM. Also there is the says he would gladly perform in per) sat~around forever to do 'm atter of hefty aUmony to Ms another series. But he confessed their scenes. And, of course, Hey W ow ! flrsCwife. be’g probably^never find anoth­ Ray Burr was there an the Having divested Mmeelf o f Ms er post as easy as the one in time, fa c ^ with endless dla.- DJL duties, laUntan now is dls-. "Perry Mason.” , logue.” A n Event NTY Of •overing "there are otoer fish to "Usually I came to* the studio Tallman admitted he will try.” His first outside Job was a only for the courtrocun scenes,” m iS B the old gang. NHW YORK (AP) r-Raam- guest starring on "Wild, Wild be aeld. ‘That meant I only had •This Is the truth: We-4nded mertime baa reaUy oonie to lel- iOLD West.'*’ Quite naturally, he plays -tvra days out of the six-day up the best of friends,” be said. evisiontond when the premieres B loser—a aherUf who gets soheddle, and when I worked, I "We ooul^’t have ’durvlved if of two more gamie shows and plugged by an outlaw. reaUy worked. Poor Barbara We hadn’t-been.” country niusic half hour in the nelon! daytime sohedplee become a. sort of event. There is, however, a good chance tl&t when this NBC gift No Rats for ^Rat Patrol* package arrives on Monday, they will aU slip into the ’TV StrCBm without much of - a HHW YORK (AP)------WhHe Ing, mostly- the World -War .H crfs sentences.------^ ^ d Friend!^ variety.. Generally speaking splash since July 4 is a boliday ■ '{television news ehows Suggest “R at Patn^," one gathered notorious for getting the folks that the war in Vlt Nam is a from a distance of 30 years, our from them, will be-"audacious old enemy is being portr.ayed aa. out of the house. “ grim affair, war wiH be depict­ and bigger than Ufa” and poi^ ^ The new shows are “Chain E Ktl^G ed as gallant adventure or aa.a pretty nice. tray “the oaoneraderie of the Letter," wM K le«M -«li'M d y wlU be a» rtruM cf ancient T Jack LesoouHe wfil return to the Uywe l**cy“ ahoa'a bn CBS’ dejr- TV-Badio, Sales and Service MANCHESTER have B tendenctr to work m a (Ass pisga Two) ^Uam, o66 Morning MONDAY JO PROGRAM EducatiomA TUESDAY JO PROGRAM SATURDAY JO PROGRAM 1:66 <8) Host toller 8:46 (20) P eter Jennings News group. Premiere (O) ' (80) Whlrlyhlrd* Art Unkletter. Guest trtert (2 2 ^ ) Dr. Kildare (C) 1:80 (8) Best Seller „ r i- scouts: Caroljm Jones, A1 Hlrt, -----'This Above - I All'All” Part y t 6:00 (18) Digest 6,00 (3) Weather — Sports and Joel McCrea, Randolph Scott • "This Above All P a rt V •'69- (40) Dennis the Monaco *■ TV (8-2040) Ben Casey,.' (20) Big Piotnre Richard Chamberlain and Ray­ u>«0 (3) Sky K ins B and Caiy Grant. (C) R 5:46 (20) New* and W eather mond Massey. R Bed B yder News TV ^ (2040) Ben Casey Bun tor Yonr LUe (22). A t, Home with Kitty (22) Rocky luid His Friend* (18) White Hunter UiOO (3-8-20-W News — Sports B (8-22) BasobiUI: 6:46 (18) Ralph Banna Show (WEDBy Channel 2 4 ) (80) Bachelor to ih e r ' (SO) Sea Hunt (8-20-40) McHale’s Navy B (3& Wln»8 Abrond ^ "One Fatal Weakness." Weather ^ . (26) P eter Jennings New* ' (8-20-40) The Avengers _ 9:00 (22-30) Tuesday Night at the (40rNP<*"d'«P*“ Bowlta* (22) Saturday Night Be pert (Monday — Friday) Boston Red Sox vs. Washing­ ’The Danger Ma&ers.’t The i:S0 (8) AsAi the WoiWrid TTnm u i_ s ^ __ .. UO) News at Six |*:30 (3) Llhiw the Ltonhear^ }© (30) Boiler Derby ton 6:00 (18) Hollywood A-Go-Go (22-80) Lot’s Make a Deal (Ct 6:6)1 (8) Sports, News Movies 6,80 (3) News U:15 (8) FesUval of BHot DonUo roahs." scientist and general lead John Monday,' July i 1:66 (22-80) Notes . and Hedy Lamarr. Govt. Se­ (30) liloyd Thsxtoa (8) Front Bow Saturday 'Night 6:06 (8) Momenta of Comfort r" 1:80 (3) A* the World Turn* . Steed and Emma Beel to a so­ 2:00 (8) Possteord 6:16 (22) Clnbhome with BUI Has- "GoUatli and the BaiharianB ' Chiller Feature. (30) Lot’s Make a (Ot (20) This Is the Answer 6:00 What’o New ' Idroa (22-30pDays ot Onr Lives lO) curity ageirte preas a bur­ I , 00 (3) BFD 8 X ^ Steve Reeves, Chelo AlonSo “The Giant Leeches.” News (40) News at Six ciety dedicated to excitement mnssen lesque comedian into service Frank Atwood __ ^ 8:15 (8) Ooaversatloas 1:65 (30) News of mortal danger, 8:10 Stratford Hal. - (8-2040) Confidential to t Wem- 6:26 (22) Spoolal Report _ . 668 A.A. — Goliath and his Clark; Yvette Vickers. Weird (80) News Report 7:00 What’s New to pose as hia exact look- (8-2040) H oppltyN Bo<^r (O band terrorize savage barbaiv and gigantic water oreaturee 6:20 (8) Sign On and P rayer 6:06 (3) Sports —News and Weath­ 11:00 (88-2680-40) Newe. Bporte. Editorial comment by W. L. alike—a foreign spy, Franck) (18) Topic cause havoc and murder to 6:26 (8) Town Orler *‘**^*:lesr*.;jfe’?ritles: Elizabeth and Weather Repeat of 6:00 p.m. 2:86 (» Home Party (C) ' Putnam Ian hordes that are ravMftag. 6:80 (8) Sum m er Sem ester Ashl^ and Soupy Sales er 7:10 Travel Time Guest: L arry Craig, toVesUftae L. Sullivan, Ii-ls Adrian, M arc (22) Have Onn, Will pillaging, raping tmd Wllng swamp of the Fla. Everglades. 6:10 (40) Bngarfooi (22) The Big News (8) MobU Red Horse Derby Lawrence and Arnold Mow R J , 30 (3) B lr 8 T h e a ^ „ "Son of Frankenstein."’ Basil (8) Operation Alnhabet (30) Days ot Onr Lives (0) Arlsona tor. kite tears at bomber crew sta-' 2:66 (2()^) Women’s News (8) Newswlre and WeaUier .(18) Subscription TV trial. Kirk Douglas, Virginia (20) Favcirlte Story finds Frankenstein's monster (8) Exercise with Gloria OQ- nist. (C) 2:06 (2) To TcU the T m th ^ ' (18) Hollywood Backstage "The Vs8»nt Room." (30) T3io Doctors (8) NeWswIre and W eather tloned on Okinawa during the m M ) Another. World (V) "The Group Mttyo ^ JOl^hter Limits and Influences It to kill the 7:06 (3) News with Mike W allace (20) America’e Probleme and Koreim War. John Irrioad. " ’’ f f iS n Art Glas. I , trim - . (26) Scope 10:00 (3) News Special • A Connecticut Yankee' to jdrora that condemned him. - 7:80 (8) Your Community (2040) A Time For Cs (8) Movie FesUval of Hits Gep. Michael / (8-26^) General Hospital (82^) Honttey-Brinkley Bo- (8-2040) The Fngitive B King Arthur’s Court.” -*»- TtOO (l^Lnoy Show (8) Friends of Mr, Ooober (O) 9:66 (20-40) Women’s Tench Nows Challenges 6:00 Dollars B Sense (18) Topper port (O) • G u ^ star,- Clint Walker (40) Saturday Edition News (22-80) Hnntley-Brlnkley Re­ “The Fountainhead." Ganr 11:00 (34-20-3040) News, Sports aad Musical version of TaarK 11:20 (3), Satarday Speetaonlar 7:66 (3). Lot’s Talk Abont port (O) Cooper, Patricia Neal. A rc^ 9:80 In My Opinion 2:26 (8) New t , 6:46 (8) P eter Jennings News W eather Twain's story of a C(>nn. ban- (18) Snbsorlption TV "Christine.’'^ Tragic tale of a 8:00 (S)' _ Hi, VoSo?*W ^5f(C) 10:06 Paris 1000 8:86 (8) Dick Van Dyke Show 7:66 (8) After Dinner Movie "JulletX the Splrlts." 6:46 (8) P eter Jennings News tect with dyiMunlc Ideas de- Repeat ot Jidy 1, 9(00 pen. - ' (22) The Big News dyman who suddenly finds .Vietnamese officer who must (40) Operation Alphabet H 7:00 (8) A fter Dinner Movie slgiu housing proje

Soviet Bloc Brownings Nearly Twice Nations Seen ; 1965 Total In Discord I CHICAGO (AP) — The BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) worst Fourth of July traf­ A summit-meeting of Soviet fic fatality toll on recorf bloc leaders continued today was reached over this amid indications of a new cl,ish holiday weekend. between the Sortet Union and With last minute figures com­ little Romania over 'control of ing in -slowly today, the toM the Warsaw Pact's . military .stood at 559 traffic dqaths on the forces. nation's hlghways'to surpafw 1® Romania's official pres.s gave a three-day period the four-day no progress report on the meet­ record .set in 1963. ing of the; Communist counter­ Drownings with 203 were part to tlie North Atlantic Trea­ ^yarpl.y higher than last year’6 ty Organization.’ ‘Ihe Sortet figure of 114. (Hei-ald photo bv Saternis) ' press made no mention of dis­ Boating accidents accounted sension and treated the meeting for 47 deaths. • a.s a reaffirmation of. solidarity. The National Safety GouncM Town Children Make Freedom Bell Ring The seven-nation meeting had estimated that between .SIO Madeline McAwley, director of Lutz Junior Mu­ opeped M.ond^ a>t the former and 610 persons -would die in Fifty little bovs and girls pull on lines to ring a royal palace £ind continued ■traffic accidents this hoHday bell at Center Park in Manchester’s “Bells on Inde­ seum. and Dr. Philip Sumner, a member of the mu­ seum’s board of directors,,Story on page 7. there today but there apparent­ period. pendence Day’’ program. Adults assisting are Mrs. ly was a delay. At 9 a.m. and But there was an optimlstin again at 10, spokesmen said the word from Howard Pyle, meeting had resumed. But it council president, even as lha was 11 a.m. before the delega-. death toll mounteid. - No '^Rocks^ tihoto by Saternis) The worst single se^denl of nerw wave of rock and bottle call f6r the National Guard The youths used park benches^ "I mean, did you ever try Actually, it dissolved into a the perled took jO Hves Sunday’ throwing erupted in the heart of which arrived in the are* )n. a and a large oil drum to bavfi- to serve a guy who wantS'^^a three-hour confrontatin be­ Hot, Who Said It Was Hot? 30 miles west ef IWwA the predominantly Negro area. few minutes^ cade University avenue q,Kl7th scotch on the rocks y/Kk' no tween the Russian^ and tl>« ^Kvp.cars collided head on arl3 When quiet - was restored, street, throwing rocks ahd bot­ rooks?’* Romaniahs. Record - breaking weekend temperatures didri?t all of the ..occupants, JMsorift police reported 78 arrests — 19 Iowa tles at police who tried to re­ Some 46 minutes after ft me&n a thing to Patrick Stefiirak, one-year-old Son htdians, Dfen 'killed. of them juveniles. — and two DBS MOINES, Iowa (AP)—A move the ob^njciion. opened iii the old throne room of of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stefurak, 613 Main St. With Beyaii^ other muitfpto death officers slightly injured. Offi- PWurth of 3fuly firecracker inci­ the palace the first delegations a cool spot to sit-(Bolton Lake) and a bit of lunch swOBed the oouili cet* said apparently 10 business dent exploded Monday night O klahom a statements began wandering out. (a plum) he had the heat pretty well ‘beat’. In AiftaiuUB two sepnmlQi 09* places were targets of looters-or intouiiu a meleejiicicB between wci.wcc,v about ««30 LAWTON, Okla. (AP)—^An WitWh half an hour the Bid- eldente within Rve beang dundOy \finddw smashers. police and more than 200 y o i^ Independence Day effort to inte- judge Barred garian,___ Czech, East German, killed JA peraens. The firrt aOOb Owners of at least two estab­ Negrpes on the near North Side graje'die only swimming pool ’~ Court Ruling and Polish delega- dent, a three-car crash nent lishments struck by loqters on of Des Moines. '\ , this city of 61,000 persons delated. That left Blytbeville, killed six. A head-on previous ..niglits mounted their Nobody was injurei| In the southe Oklahoma ende. only the Russians, led by Com­ crash five hours later near Brao , HARTFORD (AP) — A con- munist i^rty chief Leonid I. Giant U.S. Satel own armed guard. disturbance, but five police cars failure. niSoticut rule which allowed a ton killed five more. were damaged by flying pocks Breflhney; and the Romanians, While quick action by police Fifty-fiv of W anting, Judge to comment to 'a jury'on Earlier, the Safety OoMaail and troopers apparently brought and bottlw. marching deipoi ora were a defend^t’s refusal to testify had - warned that ^ trafttg The incident b^an when Page Seventeen) Thunders intc a fairly quick end to the trouble, in his own behalf -in a criminal ,/ deaths continue ait thetr {iresen* polio* were called tb' investigate ^ Sevvmteen) a police report noted that vian-, trial was^hcrapped by the Sitajte CAPE KENNEDY, Flar^AP) huge/'stage passed overhead rate, it (the death total) wIH dalism, Ipptihg, violation of cur­ Supreme Court today. — America's heaviegc satellite sey^al minutes after liltoff. exceed not oidy-' lank yeafM ■ . few louering and disturbances ■'^The controller at Bermuda Fourth of July, but possibly md The unanimous opinion ie a Sukarno Lo^e$ — a M-ton rocket s t ^ e like that wWch bad plagued the areas the which one d ay ^ll projjel astro­ reported the photos showed that Labor two previous nights of the week­ reflection of a U.S. Supreme the hydrogeft'was "v€^ stable’* The ■ 1966 Lalbor l>ay weekend Court nfling handed down in nauts to thp^oon — vaulted end holiday “^ a m e uncontrol­ Anti-U.S.-4Protests Power,7 Title >• and was “behaving itself very 1966. Ihe state court’s action into orbft^4oday. R was filled ,(tSm Pnge Oeveiifemd; lable tonight.** with yHions of. liquid hydrogen well’’ with only an oocasiontd Pubfic Safety Director Fran- 1 ■ .j W T ” 1 makes the ruling retroactive to JAKARTA, Ihdoneeia (AP) — W anj^ Connecticut case which has Indonesia’s Congress today or- engineering test to deter- ripple on the surface, bii SS. Lynch said highway pat- -^1- V? J-y. not been exhausted in the ap- President Sukiano to re- if this high-e]oergy fuel has The report said gases evapo* Mtipen imd police moved to at last been harnessed for apace rating from toy hydrogen w«r« elaer the area aro\ind 24th and LONDON (At*) — •'Ameri- Bruce was holding an Independ- p e ^ c w rts . v. Itoquiish Ms a)uthor»ty to^lo use. being expelled- property to pra>> State Aeelileiits Ia in street* where a disorderly 0-0+ n# Vi«t Nam’’ was D«y reception. Two, sup- The decision was prompted by ^ familar cry ^ porters of the British pacifist the case of a New Baveii man, A 17-story-teM Saturn 1 rocket, -vide a smaU amount of thrust to I pvA-r tired by the, help setit.le . the .volatile-luel—------Oaim^------10 liyes ------United States, thundered off its Officials said several hours jfpjvy BAVEN — Nantucket Qui^ .Gommimist - orga ‘ . . ^ ’ j^^to^W^Lawence a^ng “ launching pod at 10:63 *.m., would be required to determine At least 10 persbnn lost tosir staged Fourt of Jidy protest "to the dead and dying in Hanoi ZemiU, also of- J^ew Havenrin-bleai^m;in6«a^^ __ EIDT on the 1.6 mlMion pounds how successftfi the mission was. uvey jb Foarto of M y weekend After Weekend demonstrations around the and Haiphong and the American 19«. The defendant ondc boxed Actioi^lfy tte O w ig ^ of torw t and trailed a plume of They termed toe early prwtion accidents la 6onneatio|it -world. withdrawal from Viet Natn.** professionally,- using the ring toow m ^ toe fits lirore than 860 feet Ibng as It highly successful. Three perscms were kHled' fti Full of Tension U.S. Secretary of State Dean • British Prime Minister Harold name Midge Renault. ^ plee-'Ow^t^ve Congress dartr^into toe sky. Success would clear the way j^gn^ray aeoidents, four personi Rusk liras the target of about 5,- Wilson yielded to demands from The state court opinion said ft , expected. . Eigh minutes later, the Na- *>*' the launrtdng of m un- *|,ownyd, one perished In a flW, 000 screaming Japanese leftists NANTUCKET ISLAND, Mass. members of his Labor party and had been Connecticut ■ pra^c8^ Si^ariM had maintmn^ ^ tlonal Aeronautics and 'Sapce manned ApoUo mron ah^ in anothmr kwt Ms Hfe afteir re- as he arrived in Japan for an fAP)—Thl.s island community scheduled debate in toe House to prohibit a prosecutor/ftomecutorj^tfoi m ^ef execuhve he Administration announced that August aito the flight of a three- ortyJng an deeferto' )ifaioek. and economic conference. _Police of Commons Thursday on the ^w ing an inferencese ngbwt l m t ththe the lightful man to form lae toe 20-itoot second stage had Ig- “ an Apollo crew on an e a ^ from g fire esoape. was back to normal today after slipped him out of Osaka Air­ weekend holiday tension which (i8ee Page Flve)^ nfted with a 200,000-pound th r u ^ m ism ^ .>. in Itovem'Mr, ad«t*on, poUpe wen* port by a back road. (See Page Seventoen) (Sm Page SeVimteen) burst and drilled itself toto ah u ^ d be boosted by Sat- searching for a man prssanMd ^|w a policeman Hse tear g;as In Paris, about 26 Americane ~ to disperse a cix^d of about 800 orbit about 118 miles above the t rockets. .. drowned st Ughtoeuse toint began a march on the U.S. Em­ earth. Except for 'the spectacular Beach In New Raven, persons.. bassy to deliver a protest peti- The incident took place Satur- T h e” launching was held^ up launching and the size of the seyen CJonnoctictrt seaidento ti(Hi, and French (fommunists nearly two hours be(»use of the satellite, there was no glamour toaftr Uvea fit oat-«f-s(gto fey night in the lower Main movbd in and swept the group street area. It was followed by failure of one of two television associated with the flight. K accidents.. " into a fist-swinging clash with cameras' located in toe fuel tank was strictly an engineering test vlettms o( Oonneottoot a special selectmen's 'meeting police. The crowd of 700 ap­ Sunday at which Police .CTdef to monitor behavior of liquid to determine if the United Mghvvay accidents wvrat plauded when an American girl hydrogen, fdel, Flight controllers States has tamed, liquid hydro- _Aurelio Diaz Rlyera, 61, at Wendell H. Howes outlined held aloft a burning American events that led to the use ot the finally decided to launch with gen as a potent rocket fuel. Britain, who was killed flag “as a_symb6l for what's only one of toe cameras opera­ The second stage, with Ite in- iSatuTday when a track hit .Us t w gas. happening in Viet Nam—for the ting. strument package-and nose cone oar which was stalled on R)0Uta iy>ur children between 8. and Americans to get out ’* A tra