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It’s as Long - LOXHSVILLE, Ky. (AP)— No Accord Reached John Bockey was watching two oil field workers trying Burger Takes Office, to measure a long pole that was leaning against a der­ rick. On State Tax Plan After they’d made guesses HARTFORD, Conn. ford Bald Sunday night the low­ — Additional budget cuts of that differed considerably, (A P ) — Democratfc sena­ er chamber would await action $30.0 million. Including $26 mil­ .Bockey asked: ’’Wouldn’t It be simpler to lay that pole tors caucused for two In the Senate, where Marcus hoe lion in educational reductions. —’Ihe bonding of current op- on the ground and measure hours today without reach­ vowed to launch a major of- Nixon Lauds Warren eratiom of the Department of how long It Is?” ing agreement on the tax fenclve to kill the tax package. package to be enacted at Community Affairs (DCA). “ No,” one woiker reddled. WASHINGTON (AP)— ’The House convened shortly —Continuation of the unincor­ ’’We’re trying to figure out Wairen Earl Burger was the special legislative ses­ before 10:30 a.m. and, after tak­ how tall, not how long it Is.” sion that convened . this porated business tax ond the sworn in at 10:42 a.m. to­ ing care of a few technicalities, broadening of the base to in­ morning. recessed until 2 p.m. day to be the 15th chief Majority Leader Edward Mar­ clude professionails such ns doc- justice of the United ’The senate weqt Into caucus tore, lawyers and dentists. cus said afterward he had been soon after convening. States. ’The proposal is bound to en­ authorized to negotiate with the ’Ihie problem faced by the The simple and sedate counter strong opposition from Traffic Aides House leaders. He then arranged Democratic leaders was how to the minority RepubllcamB, ee- ceremony marked the re­ for an afternoon meeting with make up the $112 million m rev­ pectally the part that finances tirement of Earl Warren the House speaker and other enue that was cut by Dempsey’s Insist FA A Democratic House leaders. $32.6 million in current DCA ex- after 16 years as chief jus­ V W refusal to accept a 6 per cent tice and 52 years in public The senators did not vote on sales tax. pen.°es with borrowed money. But the propoeals apparently service. the tax package, Marcus report­ Besides the 5 per cent tax, Stop Probe President Nixon, in an un­ edly refusing to say whether tholr proposal also includes: (See Page Eight) any modlficaUona were likely. WASHING’rON (A P ) — The precedented action, spoke to the Qov. John Deippsey announced Professional Air Traffic Control­ high court, and said of Warren: last week that he and other lers Organization has warned It ’’The nation Is grateful for that Democreitle leaders were In such will not tolerate further govern­ servlco.” close agreement over a proposed ment Investigation of last At the conclusion lof the cere­ tax package that they were F rench F oreign Policy week’s, slowdown, raising the mony, Burger stood behind the ready to adopt It formally. possibility of a new—and possi­ bench and in a firm, clear voice The proposed ll.B blUlon pack­ bly worse—air transixntation swore to defend the Constitution age Includes a 8 per cent sales crisis. and to administer justice faith­ tax Instead of the 6 per cent To Hew Gaullist Line But the director of the Feder­ fully and Impartially, to do tax that Dempsey vetoed the al Aviiatlon Administration's Air equal right to the poor and rich. laot day of the regular legisla­ PARIS (AP) —Maurice Schu­ Debre, a hard and pure Gaul­ Traffic Service, WiUlam J. Fle- The 61-year-old veteran feder­ tive session. The present Con­ mann, Prance’s new foreign list. Debre had wished to re­ ner, said the probe would con­ al judge rested his hand on a Bi­ necticut sales tax is 3Vi per cent. minister, dampened today any main at the Foreign Ministry to tinue. ble held by the outgoiDg chief Senate Majority Leader Ed­ Idea that his appointment might oversee execution of De The renewed dispute had no jusUce. ward L. Marcus, a Democrat mean a change In the policies of Gaulle’s ideas, but as a compro­ immediate effect on air traffic, They were flanked on both Gen. Charles de Gaulle. outspokenly opposed to the com­ mise finally agreed to become however, and major airports sides by the seven sitting associ­ promise measure, apparently "The foreign policy defined by defense minister. In bis new throughout the eastern United ate justices. the founder of the Fifth Republ­ has persuaded House leaders to job, Debre is No. 2 man to Cha- States report normal operations. Nixon Is believed to be the ic will be carried out by the new Between 260-300 controllers let the Senate vote on the pro­ ben-Delmas. first President In ottloe to ad­ government,” Schumann told called In sick last Wednesday posal first. ’There had been those who dress the court. A lawyer, he the opening of a world medical and Thursday, while those who Houser Speaker WllUam Ratch- thought Schumann’s appoint­ spoke as a member of the assembly. He sold this policy, reported enforced FAA safety Gig You^ in ment, and that of Valery Gls- court’s bar. He stood behind the based on the independence of card 4’Estaing as finance minis­ rules to the letter, forcing air­ “ Companions in l lawyer’s lectum, but used no Prance and of Europe, served ter, heralded ihe beginning of a lines to cancel hundreds of notes. mare,” Monda: the peace of the world. new liberal era In French for­ flights and, delay others for p.m. on NBC. Marcus Shift Schumann, 68, once resigned hours. The President said of Wberen eign policy. (AP Phototax) from a Gaullist government aft­ The controllers complained of what Win Rogers once said of One of the cofounders of the Warren Waves Goodbye er De Gaulle rejected British now-defunct Popular Republi­ being understaffed and over­ WllUam Howard Tailt, onetime double jeopardy Is ap­ with change.” Chaban-Delmas, meeta for the stop,” the organization’s vice tho General Assembly. form a spHrtter group called In­ plicable to state criminal trials, While the President spoke sad first time today at Elysee Pal­ chairman, James R. Ean, said " I am very disappointed that dependent RepubUcens who sold tha Supreme Court ruled 6-2 to­ before that, as three (jeclstans Botli Senator Marcus has seen fit to ace. in New York. He said he feared day. donng out the term were an­ Schumann succeeds Michel an "emotional and sponta­ d ia g f break the agreement reached (Bee Page Eight) Reversing the larceny oonvic- nounced, Burgor sat at the last ’Thursday at both caucuses,’’ neous” reaction by controllers clerk’s desk, to the extreme built In key cities, even though organ­ tion of a Maryland man, the £-■ Bald the governor at his morning right of the chief Justloe. nas, I ization officials were urging court held that the ban on dou­ news roonfenence. ble jeopardy, "like the right to Warren, reply^ to Nixon’s tunii Dempsey said it was Ws members to “ cool It.” In Boston F. Lee Bailey, coun­ trial by jury,” la clearly ’’funda­ remarlEB, thanhed the PresldeBt new I understanding that Marcus had sel tor the controllers, echoed mental to the American scheme tor what he said but q)oke most­ makd agreed to go along with the Some GIs Object ly tor the court itself. His voice the prediction. ” If it happens of jiKtlce.” modified tax program if a maj­ ModJ again Monday these men will Dc.uble jeopardy Is the princi­ at the breaking point on occo- ority of the Democratic sen.a- Modd walk out,” he said. "They all ple by which a person once ac­ slOR, Ihe chief justice said of the tors support It. trim! have lawyers tind If the investi­ quitted, cannot be tried again court: ”We serve oniy tne pub­ ”Had agreement not been To Pullout Shifts lic Interest as we see it, guided gators want to talk with them, for the same offense. reached, I would not have call !d DONG TAM, South Vietnam we are available.” by the Constitution and our own this special session,” oald the almost completed their 12- The decision today marked a otnnclence.” (A P ) — The first American In­ Bailey said he protested to the reexamination of past rulings in Democratic governor. monlh tours. He said the jiistioes don’t al-- fantry battalion scheduled to be Department of Transportation wiiich the court consistently de­ ” f certalnlly hope the rest of “ We don’t feel good about waye agree and If they do the withdrawn from Vietnam is over the weekend It was ” har- clined to apply the double jeop­ the Serrate Democrats and the people going home with our court’s virility will have been IW going home In name only, and House will adhere to their agree­ patches on their uniforms,” said (See Page Eight) ardy provision of the Fifth sapped.” the men are angry and bitter. Amendment to state criminal ment and support the program,” Spec. 4 Jerry Vcdcante of Long Warren described the justices "They are just kidding the proceedings. Island, N.Y. as "nine independent men who (See Page Eight) public,” said 1st Lt. Paul Capu- Many of the men have al­ It mode the application today (AP Photofax) have no one to be responsible to to of Brooklyn, N.Y. “ Telling ready received letters from through the 14th Amendment on except their own consciences.” folks the 3rd Baittallon Is going Chief Justice Warren E. Burger home and are angry that their •the same grounds that the 6th Nixon’s role in the transtUon home when in fact only the col­ SDS Splits, families will be ddsappot.nted. Amendment right of a jury trial ceremony, a brief speech, helps ors and standards arc going “ We all expected to be here was extended to state proceed­ home.” underline the contrast between and we are not trying to g^et out ings last year. the old and new chief Justices. Egypt Troops Under President Nixon’s with­ T;wo Slates of It,” said Lt. Harold Hector, a Justice Thurgood Marshall, Four Judges Accept Code Warren, an old ix>lltl<»l ene­ drawal order, the 3rd Battalion, platoon leader from Cambridge, writing for the majority, said my of Nixon’s, spent his 16 WASHINGTON (A P )— Four Conference and their intention 60th Infantry of the U.S. 9th Ii> Moss. “ It is just the way It was the ban on doubly jeopardy was Cross Canal, Take Over to act accordingly.” years as chief justice leading fantry Division is scheduled to announced. rooted in Greek and Roman law Supreme Court justices intend the court through its most activ­ The chief justice’s statement, fly to 'the United States July 8 and was established In the com­ to comply with restrictions ist and liberal periods. The 61- “ It wasn’t fair to the men or QKTCAGO (A P ) — Students issued his last day as head of OAD STREET — ] for demobilization. But It will mon law of England long before year-old Burger, on the other Turned Back to the'.r families back home. If for a Democratic Society, the placed on the off-the-bench ac­ the Supreme Court, said the actually be a composite battal­ this country gained Independ­ hand, spent the last 13 years as they wont to send short-timers radical group prominent In re­ tivities of other federal Judges, four justices had asked him to ion of 900 men. ence. a little-known federal appeals By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS home, then send them home. cent campus uprisings, ended Chief Justice Earl Warren said amplify an earlier statement he Dozens ot Egjrptlan troops Men with a few monthi left to “ The fundamental nature of judge building a legal repu^a- serve In Vietnam will 1)6 trans- But don’t say a battalion is Its national convention today in a statement today. had issued at the court Jime 17. crossed the Suez Canal Sunday going when It isn’t.” Sharply spilt, with its so-called the guarantee against double The U.S. Judicial Conference fcried to other unite. Their The four hre Justices William (See Page Twenty-One) night but Israeli forces repirlsed regular faction electing Mark jeopardy can hardly be doubt­ June 10 forbade all federal lUake a Diffe^ plates on the trip home will be " ’The timing and the way it J. Brennan Jr., Potter Stewart, them, killing at least three, an Rudd, leader of 1968 (tolumbia ed,” Marshall said. “ Tills un­ judges—except members of the filled by soldiers from other bat­ waa announced did cause mo- Byron R. White and Thutgood Israeli army spokesman said to­ University disorders^ national derlying notion has, from the Supreme Court—to accept out­ talions who have completed or Marshall. day. (Sce Page Thirteen) secretary. very beginning been part of our side fees. The conference also constitutional tradition.” Warren said they “ Individual­ ’The attack came at about the The other faction of SDS, said all federal judges—again same time as Israeli comiman- In dissent, Justices John Mar- ly indicated their agreement In excluding the Supreme Court Chase Bank headed by the Progressive La­ principle witli the standards of dos crossed Into Jordan south of bor party, elected an entirely (See Page Eight) conduct adopted by the Judicial (See Pago Eight) the sea of Galilee and attacked different slate of officers. Jordanian artillery posltionB. Both groups ended thedr con­ Sets 8V2 Rate They blew up a section of the J udy Garland Dies ventions at different locations, WASHINGTON (A P ) Chase East Ghor Irrigation canal both called separate news Manhattan Bank railed Ito ¥ /M m * which was largely financed by LONDON (A P ) — "iVudlences conferences for t(xlay to an­ prime Interest rate to 6% per riw ei*t iwTifJ American money. Sources said Deans, in the bathroom of her Russia Turns the Clock Back have kept me alive,” Judy Gar­ London home. nounce names of officers, and cent with great reluctance but L BIAMOmDSTEB the raid was Intended to serve land once said. But a London both claimed to be "the real with the conviction the Increase ” as still arrother warning” to surgeon says the star was "liv ­ British newspapers labeled SDS.” the death "sudden and mysteri­ was ’ ’absolutely necessary un­ the Jordanian army to "cool ing on borrowed time,” and The PL faction ended Its der prevailing money market ous” but Scotlad Yard ruled off" mdlltary activity. time ran out Sunday for the 47- meeting In the Coliseum conven­ Who Rules? Hard to Tell conditions,” David Rockefeller A spokesman said the rupture out suicide and police said there yen r-old singing star. tion hall on the South Side, By ANATOLE SHL’B in conformity with their "general lire." said today. . ot the Ghor Canal was meant was no suspicion of foul play. Miss Garland, who made where SDS started Its conven­ The Washington Post Within the top bodies, the ambitious Rockefeller, chairman of. the "to show them what we can do An autopsy was scheduled to­ more than 35 films but was best tion as a single group Wednes­ Who rules Russia today? The question Alexander Shelepin was gradually de­ board of the New York bank, If they keep it up.” day. day. , known for her role as a little i'l difficult to answer, and textbook prived of some of hi.*) posts and powers. prepared his testlmoney for the The Israelis said that the ca­ Dr. Phillip Lebon, a promi­ girl named Dorothy In "The Elex:ted officers by the PL models no longer apply. During the Anniversary Year 1967, House Bamklng and (hurency nal battle with the Egyptians nent London surgeon who had Wizard of Oz,” was found dead were John Pennington, national Lenin's original Commurt'st party dic­ Brezhnev gradually elbowed aside Pre­ Commltjee. was the biggest In many treated Mias Garland for sever­ by»ier fifth husband, Mickey secretary; Alan Specter, educa­ tatorship saw annual Party Corgresfe.s mier Alexei Kc.sygin and Pre:-.ldent Niko­ Once other bonks started to al years, said she had cirrhosis months. The Egyptian force tional secretary, and Mrs. Pat cr conferences, with the party Central lai Podgorny, who remained representa- raise their rate, he said, the S12 WEST of the liver and that death could crossed five miles south of Forman, Interorganlzatlonal (Committee meeting' frequently, debating tio al figure.s in what seemed to be a only alternative his bank had have come any time. "How she Quatkara on the northern sec­ secretary. ctpeply, deciding by majority vote. Stalin ruling triumvirate, or troika. In the waa to Increase Its rate "suffi­ lived this long I don't know,” he tion of the canal after a heavy established his rule through the bureau­ ciently to halt a mass shift ot said. Fred Gordon, educational sec­ party secretariat, Brezhnev’s associate, artillery and mortar bombard- retary for the last year, gaveled crats of the party secretariat, maintain­ Andrei Kirilenko, balanced the wily vet­ borrowing to us from other meirt, spokesmen reported. A Scotland Yard spokesman the P L faction’s convention to a ed It through the tecurity police (suc­ eran M khail Suslov. Inside the govern­ banks and credit markets.” "They said the Israeli troops commented: "It was a simple, close In the Coliseum. cessively njmed CHEKA, GPU, NKVD, ment, two "Juniors," Dmitri Polyansky He said the boost has "given returned the Are, engaged the plain case of sudden death.” Besides Rudd, the SDS regu­ MGB and now KGB), ended flrally with and Kiril Mazurov, balanced each other. rise to a great deal of misunder­ oommandos and pushed them Miss Garland had been mar­ standings and a great many lars elected as officers Jeffrey a pericnal "ipeciai secretariat" which During the last year an)jra half, how­ back acroBs the canal. ried to Deans, a 35-year-old for­ I(x>se chargee.” Jones of San Francisco, interor­ overshadowed the police as well as the ever, a single, cortinuou', traumatic ex­ The Egyptians left three dead mer New York discotheque Rockefeller said rising Inter­ ganlzatlonal secretary and Wil­ party machine, perience— the Czechoslovak crisd.) which on the Israeli side. The army manager, for 100 days. A friend, est rates "are a result rather liam Ayres of the University ol Khrushchev tried to revive the‘ role of began in November 1967—has gradually ■ spokeatrran said one Israeli sol­ singer Gina Dangerflelds, said: than a cause of Inflation and of Michlgam, educational secre­ the party, held three party congresses, shattered all the neat Soviet party forms dier was wounded. "Judy was feeling on top of the tary. and used the Central Committee to out- the nation's efforts to cope with world. They were very much In as well as the prior calculations of indi­ It.” An Egyptian communique In "nve "regulars” ended their inancuver his peers in the Politburo - love and It seemed that she had vidual and "collective” leaders. Cairo today said their forces meeting In a church on the West until his colleagues used the same de­ "One cannot have persistent found happiness at last.” As the cri.‘ is developed and climaxed killed 18 IsraeWs In the raid. Side. vice pgai:- t him, successfully, in Octo­ inflation, which has now The Israelis' Sunday raid In The singer, who brought tears ber, 1964. with the invasion of Aug. 20, 1968, signs reached a rate of 6 i>er cent per The PLs called a news confer- began to app< ar of both a vacuum of Jordan came after warplanes and Joy to millions of fans by The "collective leadetship” headed by annum, without there being an '-nee for the UnIversUy of Illi­ power and a struggle for power at the made three attacks In the same singing of a dream world ’ ’Over Leonid Brezhnev at first sought to re­ effect on Interest rates,” he con­ nois, Chicago, to introduce their top—with eifective influence frequently area. the Rainbow,” often suffered turn to the forms prescribed In party tinued. slate. The regulars called a appearing to pass outside the con.stituted It was one of the few com­ the depths of personal despair. statutes. They hel(l frequent Central “ This inflation. In turn, has conference In the organization’s parly bodies, to the marshals of the So­ mando attacks directed at a •^Cammittee meetings In 1965 and man­ been the end result of Inadequ­ The Judy Garland story was regional headquarters. viet army and the shadowy agente of the regular Jordanian army unit. aged to hold the 23rd party ngre.vs In ate fiscal and monetary policies one of pills, divorces, on-stage Outgoing officers, besides KGB. (AP Photofax) March, 1966, which revamped the polit- in the past. (See Page ’Thirteen) Judy Garland (Bee Page Twelve) (Bee Page Eight) buro. Secretariat and Central Committee (.See Page Ten) (See Page Thirteen)

\. .V: 1' \\ MANCHESTER EVENWG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1969 PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1969 Coventry ting out at campus violence, 2nd von, “ Symphony No. 4"; Tachal- Board Views Tolkmd County Politica QJgtrict Congressman William kowiaky, “Piano Ooncerto Ho. Tolland MOVIE AUDIENCE Sheinwold on Bridge ^ Onge urged American youth I”; Balakliev, “lalamey*’. • •••***Q(jlDE******* "not to withdraw from the world A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS NORTH Oriental FUntaay. l e a b n t h b k b EiJCMMiirrs and its problems but to help Choicest Meats In Town! AND THEATERS. 4 Q I 10 7 5 2 New Town Meeting CombimngOf Houlev Won’t Support Program 9. Reapighi, “An­ Town To (Jet OF BASIC EXFKBT FLAT solve them.” cient AIra and Dancea for the Th«6C rvt«r>96 Apply to films C? Q 4 He wanxgd against permltUiig “ THE WAY rol— sfttr Nov 1.1968 By AIFKED SHEDIWOU8 Data Monies ^ m try Lute"; Chopin, “ Planw Concer­ O K Q the "advocates of violence to $ 5 3 ,2 7 8 In 4k A 9 5 ■peak tor the majority of our TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAU to" in B-minor; Beethoven, THIS SEAL Eivery esqiert depends on the Sehediiled Tonight Hie Board of Directors, when EAST tcompromise Tax Plan young people.” I H EA R D n r “ Symphony No. 2” . WEST LEAN, IMPORTBD, SLICED In sds kidicalss Mw {Hm was throw-in tor much of Us suc­ air * _ Tonight is the town meeting era who“ wlH be leaving the It meets July 1 tor Its first meet- ______“ This is a time when we must Program 10. Wagner, Over­ R oad A id ttibmined and apprevad undar ♦ 6 • ’ ♦ 4 area were all by the fiscal year, will By BETTY QUATRALE legislature's approved budget ture to “Taimhaueaer” ; Bala­ cess at the bridge table. He is (? I 10962 C? K873 STATE (again! to act on thoae por­ keep our heads, a time tor solid Hie Motion Picturo Codo histir finiiu board. They are Mrs. fltnren oonrtder .a recommendation by Tolland Ckninty’s Democratic B' xI taxing package has resu't- hy iolm Gruber familiar with three elements cf 0 10 8 73 0 96542 B u» t Ml A 1V I tions of the budget which have thlaklng and for maintaining the BOILED HAM ♦ 1. 1 1 9 9 1 kirev, Symphonic Poem, “Tha- Only seven people Including of SoH-RogulaHon. Y ftll Poito, Coventry (Srammsr town’s Data Processing Ad- State Sen. Robert Houley con- the calling of this special the throw-ln: Stripping, glvUg ♦ Q87 '4k 10 3 2 proper perspective,” he told the mar” ; R im sk y - Korsakov, town officiala attended Friday not already been covered In School; Boibom Cbogaa, Capt vleory committee, for com- farmed last night that he will -'v^'rion of the legislature with Imported, Chopped-Pwoted 3 Suggoalod for GENERAL up the lead and gM Ong a favor SOUTH . ToGzy graduating class at Stonlngton “Ooncerto No. 1“ foe Plano and the previous sessions. The hour Nathan Haie School and tiding municipal and school not support the compromise tax only eight days remiining be- night’s meeting called to au­ audloncoa. in return. All three elements 4 A K 9 8.3 A (XABLES H. SCXHEER ProdJCtlon High SchooL Lb.^l«. 1 9 1 Orcheatra; MouMorgalq^-Ravel, is 8 p.m. and the place is the Ica Dngon, spectid data prooedstng aotiyltlee. package being presented in to- t o n the start of the r.ew bi- "Picturea” . thorize the acceptance of state g Suggoatod for MATURE are present in today’s band, (? A 5 “Campus unrest has alrong I M i auauBMT I pUn to id on “ Die Meiaterainger*’ by Wag­ high school gym. All legal vot­ teacher. R will oonduct a public hear- day’s special seeston of the leg- enntum. (We Reserve BIgM To lim it Qmmtlly) Program 11. (All Oancertl.) road aid fimde and their alloca­ audloncoa (pdranlal diacra- part of a week-long series on 0 A J ers in town are eligible to at­ political cmd social overtones,” •B « d fidwl MadItemnMn ner .and "Otelk>“ by Verdi. Oidi Seoul Picnic i<411 take action on set- islat^. School Bond Payment Delayed he added, "perhaps foreshadow­ Handel, “ Organ Oonceilo No. Hon adviaad). the throw-in play. 4 KJ64 tend. o n iM with my wife. Stnoo the Tou’II find them both includ­ tion for imimproved roads. ting up one Data Proceaetng A)c- ”I am unhappy wkh the com­ H(xiley has embarked on a ing slgnlfl<»nt changes in ttM 18"; Weber, “Concertino fo r South dealer. m Nortta East The annual picnic of cUb scout North Afrtou cttieo, the L«- ed, although happily I can take The town Is eligible to re­ RESTRICTED — Paraona Sonlh W < Up tor conslderatioh are two oount. To date, and even in the promise p a ck ^ e ,” he stated. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET S aarlnet"; Mozart, “Violin Con­ Neither aide vulnerable. Pass Pass pack 67 was held in Tolkuid, campaign to q>eed up the pay­ structure of our society.” eoBt oad Turkey are not ncAed aome othero aa well. Here we ceive 858,278 in state aid for Im­ undar 16 not admittad. un- 1 h 3 4 arUoles, first, to reconsider and Expressing concern over the certo No. 4” ; Bcriablne, "Plano Opening lead — Jack Pass Pass reeoind the action of the June complete with swimming. aoA- 816 imnion ment of state grants and loons "Do not let the pleas tor re­ 817 Highland 8 t„ $48-4278 lor thetr oymphony orchertroa, go for the liat. proved roads, based on a dis­ 4 NT 5 0 $15 mWlon cuts in the education Concerto"; Haydn, “Trumpet loaa accompanlad by parani Hearts. 5 NT Pass 6 0 Pass SFraai WASHW •nOt^-SfVBI ARTSMB 8 portion of the meeting, where- ^ i»«e«ntation of awards por^^ for school building projects sponsible and needed change in and there la little available even tribution formula equivalent to the propoeed budg- Program 1. Moiart, “March or adult guardian. West opens the Jack of hearts, All Pass Oo-Hlt in O dor at 7 :16 in. an item enUtled "reassess- •V Cubmester Robert Sfanmons. appropriations under the provlslona of Public our colleges be drowned out by hi <3ieaoe or Italy. parUctilarly Concerto” . $1,400 per mile for the first 23 6 4 tncluding funds for lower Act 761. In C major” , K. No. 408; Haydn, Program 12. Brahma, “ Sym­ you hopefully play dummy “ OHUBASOO" ment” for $22,900 onn yraa reduced RacelvtoiarReceiving the "Armor“Arrow of Light,’ the eervices. “ --ctuau the tumult of shouting and the hi the' aummer, I decided to miles and the remainder based (i) Paraona undar 16 not ad­ education, Hodey explained he „ ^ “ Symphony No. 9S in C minor; phony No. 1"; Brahma, “ Plano quMn, and Bast covers with since a singleton in partner’s with Richard Egan to aero. Reassessment is re­ the higheet award in cub aoout- sdiool board hod appro- violence of those who would take muole with me. Mendelaaohn, “ Ooncerto No. 1 on the 1060 population census. mittad. This aga raatrictlon was "torn between the coniKant ^ * Concerto No. 2” . the king. You take the ace of suit U a llabUity, not an asset. quired every to years by law, Ing, were Rldiard Oankofskle, pvlaited 166,660 for data pro- destroy our educational institu­ Aooordbi|ly, I taped a num­ in E-mlnor” ; Reapighi, “ Foun- ’The town has a total of 68.01 may ba highar In certain demands of oonetituenta tor tax tions,” he warned. “For if you Program 18. Mozart, “B y m- hearts, draw trumps in one C opyrl^t 1969 Ped : “ TOT WILD BUNCH” and 1970 makes up t^ 10-yeor Robert Ueab, Thomas Oarrepy, cer-'ng for 1969-70, and the cuU and the reaKGea of what mimkdp|Ul(tlee ber o( oonceita and operaa from taina of Rome” ; Bloch, “ Three miles of Improved roads. While araaa. Chack thaatar or let Uie few advocates of violence phony No. 40 in O -m toor"; Mah­ round and then carefully cash General Features Gorp. period tor Coventry. By James Bradley, Jonathan Beck- *iBd appropriated 832,466. these tax cuts represent.” temporary in the Manchester's Oldest m y library and will take a tape Jewiah Poema” . the 1960 population was 2,960 advarMoing. speak for the many, you are ler, “ Daa Lied von der Brde” . your two diamond tricks. to cut this the last wMh, Mark Kaminsky, Michael ‘■VWo have to determine vdiat market, permitting them recorder to play them. (That'a Program 2. Borodin, Overture resldento, me present population Printad aa a pubitc aarvica giving up your youthful Impa­ Program 14, Mendelaaohn, With the ground thus prepar­ meeting, the assessor’s office LaFaucl, Allan Merrlam, David ^ appropriattone into one is a rtoponsiUe cut and what provided with Finest OM idee about ship travel; to "Prince Igor” ; Bizet, “Sym­ is estimated in excess of 8,000 by thia nawapaper ^ tience, your Idealism and your Overture “ Flngal’a Cave; Vival­ ed you give up a trick by lead­ STARTS WEDNESDAY has no money with which to Brawn and Steven Simmone. account, totaling $96,(06. The Is not,” he added. under PubBc Act —761. you have virtually no bana|e phony In C major” ; Franck, residents. leadership by default.” di,” Concerto for Viola dtunore ing a heart. You’d be delighted continue the work in this area, A wolf badge went to Peter tow n win traiufer Ita $82,466 The problem came to light' Facilities Umttntlon.) The programa are “ Symphonic Varlatlona” ; Rlm- The town will also receive He further voiced mlaglvings and Orcheatra; Franck, Sym­ if West won the trick because AN ACADEMY AWARD BELL-RINGER! work which has already be­ De Oarll; gold arrows. Brian <*** (Seoeral Servloee Ac- _____ when Houley diaooveied the earti about the lem th p^, an aky-Korsakov, Suite from “ The 816,875 for unimproved roads, of gun. phonic Cantata, “Paydie.” com­ any return from the West tumd Moseley, Stephen Joncus Glen count to the Data Processing State Board of Education “will Threatens Suicide average aymphooy concert, and Invlstble a t y o f Kltezh” . which Tolland has 17.08 miles. THEATER TIME Heartwarming plete. would, assure your slam, but Asseaaor Samuel P. Allen re- Bradley, Bklward Rose, Michael Account. The school board wUl be unable to provide towns and it occurred to me that you Program S. Platon, “ The In­ The meeting approved the fol­ NEW YORK (AP) — Kenneth Program 16. Handel, “Concer­ SCHEDULE East Is able to win the trick quested the reconsideration of Poeoo and Peter De CarM, and ■«**<* a check for 866,- Income tax. The tax regional school districts with as- might be intereated in what I credible FlauUat” ; Hovhaneaa, lowing allocatlans for improve­ dlscriminatee against certain Boyle, 29, of Jersey City, N. J., to No. 3” for Oboe and Btrlngu; wfth the seven of hearts. this Item in a formal request to silver arrow, Brian . Mo^ey, depoelted In the Mls- sUlanoe assured under the re­ am taking along. “ Myaterioua Mountain"; Chad­ ment of existing dirt roads; Old people, including farmers, he was driving across the George Mahler, “Daa Klagende Ued” ; East Hartford Drivo-In — Eye East ca im ot afford to retom ALAN ARKIN me Board of Finance following Stephen Joncus. Three sUver cellaneous Revenue Account, cently passed Act, until Oct. 1 My cfaoiicea are not exactly on wick, “Symphonic Sketchea"; explained. It is a tax not on in­ Washington Bridge toward New Beethoven, “Symphony No. 7” . Kent Rd. 82,000; CSiarter Rd. of the Celt 8:46, Strategy of a heart or a diamond because in the June 3 town meeting. botowb went to Peter De Carll. ^ transferred to the beatMi path, and ITl be the come but on the gross receipts of this yee^ at the earUest.” York City when he stopped his Gritfea, “Pleaaure Dome of Program 18. Mozart, “Jupi­ 84,0(X>; Cook Rd. 86,000; Rhodes Terror 'lOiSO. you would raff bi your own hsnd It will appear tonight in an A Webelo award, gedogtat, ***e Data Proceeelng Account. tin t *0 admit that tor a oym- Kubla Khan” . (All American.) of a bustneas. "This creates a known prob­ car, got out and climbed one of ter” Symprfiony; Mozart, "Horn Rd., 83,(XX), and Anthony Rd. East Windsor Drive-In — Dar­ and discard a club from dum­ itemized form: $6,000 for re­ went to Michael Shaweroes. ’ '^ e entire process te a 'book- ptaony aeaaon too many planlata A long time supporter of a lem In Vernon and Stafford and the 660-foot towers. Program 4. Reapighi, “ Oil Concerto” in B-fflat; Holst, Sym­ 81,876. An additional 20 per cent ing Young Men Jaunty Jalopies my. Tlien dummy would be “ P O ^ i”____ assessment; *6,800 for aerial Cubmester Simmons reminds keeping procadure at)d involves are repreaented. but then I’m state income tax, Houley ad- possibly many other towns or Police said he was unhappy Ucelll"; Beethoven, “Romance phonies SUXe, “The Planets” . of the 863,278 to be received tor 8:46, The Odd Coiqile 10:40 good. You stripped the diamonds ntraps, and $12,000 for engineer­ parents and scoute that moet- no additional Amda a ptaxdat, and theae programa _ _ . mjitted that the "only thing cities, and will cost such towns with a family dispute, apparent­ No. 2" for Violin and Orcheatra, Program 17. Berlioz, “Sym- maintenance of improved roads Manchester “Drive-In' — 3 out of your hand and of the ing work (drawing of bountf- IngB are now over for-the sum- axe choaen to pleaae me in the aries, etc.).jon the aerial maps. Proceaslng Advisory won’t happen during the considerable money,” Houley ly wfth his vrlfe and mother-in- although they would Balakirev, Symphonic Poem, phonle FantaaUque” ; ShoUtako- was earmarked for the town in the Attic 8:40, In Enemy dummy to make It Impossible BURNSIDE nier and wUl resume again In Oommittee, in recommending special session is an honest, declared. law, wbq were In the car. Russia” ; Uazt, ^panlsh vHdi, “Plano CToncerto No. 2” ; aid winter and snow removal (tountry 10 ;80 for the defense to get out safely The intent of the original the fan. to a rather wide audl A T 7:00 - 9:00 lump sum of *22,900 was that the combined operation, had open consideration of a state in- Houley has agked town of­ “You go your way and I’ll go Rhapsody” for Plano and Or­ Strviiws, State from “ Der Roaen- account. State Theatre — Valley of by ngturning a diemuxid. Boosters Meettng enoe In general. all these three items were to t)o said tbat it woiM result in come tax.” ficials In other county towns to mine,” Boyle told a policeman chestra, Debussy, “Olgues” . kavaller” . Voter Census to Start Gwahgi 6:00, 9:10, Chubasco ENDS TOMORROW “FIRST TIMB—“NIGHT AT MINSKYH" there la a rather atandard The Favor included under one heading, re­ Boosters Abroad,------, the — , ___ ^ wnoijjies and In a more ' ef- He predicts the settlement of contadt him if the problem af- who tried to talk him into (dirnb- Program 5. Wagner, Prelude Opiera 1. “ Die Meiaterainger The registrars of voters have 7:36. muutfiT- “ If *■ East must return a club, and assessment, but thia was ap­ going to Coventry, England tM. Rmsm operation. - a tax program Is still “ far to o ts their town. He has cUs- ing down. After two hours, sev­ to "Tristan and Isolde” ; Mo­ vSey. expect ito be gone. sought for the auction. Pick-up South African Press Association accompanied by support tor THEATRE EAST oOfer delay while finance mem- president Edward T resc^ Md nottonal-torest waters Gov. Dempsey’s 'veto of the of these items may etill be ar­ reported the barge master had partner’s suit). This is enough son OF Fiia im NMM bars review again the budget class vice-president Carolyn ranged by contacting Dick assured the troop commander for a raise of partner’s suit. If Mon. thru Fri. Eves 7:00 ft 8:46 f(>r the Board of Elducation, and Carlson were Inadvertently Bean, Paul Doule, Mike Masse the vessel could support the he had opened with one spade Sat., Sun. 2:00 - 8:85 - 6:16 • 7:00 - 8:48 another town meeting will be omitted, and they should be Refugee Named or Chip CJeppetelU. recognized here for their con­ GLEN load. you would be obliged to pass held. Top Teen-Ager Final preparations for the Voters at a budget meeting tributions to the class of 1969. Complete Home Women’s Retreat are being accept or reduce a budget, Treschuk gave the farowell ad­ D PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Throe made, and reservations will still but not add to it, by law. In dress at commencement and K v i i l l ' s Furnishings Since years ago Gabor Garal was an be accepted by contacting Mau­ ortler tor budgets to be made cm olyn the welcoming speetdi. U 18991 unknown Hungarian schoolboy reen Bergen or Jean Hoss. higher, the finance board has to ------OPEN 6 DAYS EVERY WEEK>-THUB8. NIGHTO THL 8 HAVEN applying for political asylum In CX3D classroom assignments recommend the higher figure. America. Today he la the 1969 will bo made during tomorrow Salary Increase ‘'Squares!’ Confer Keith's Offer Another Quality Service! Outstanding Teen-ager of Penn­ Superintendent of Sidiools BOYS’ DAY CAMP night’s meeting of the program sylvania. Laurence Q. O’CkMuior wlU re­ l a k e f o r e s t , ni. (a p ) — teachers at 8 in the Parish Oen- ■Itio student Oonferenco on R«v- lllfi CONSECUTIVE SEASON The 17-year-old refugee is ceive a salary increase effec- _____ among the nation’s SO finalists tfve in September, bringing his ohitJon, which opposM campus R ('(/(/)' for W i’HplioIrttry^ UNITED ENROLLMENT for the coveted title of Outstand­ current *16,600 up to *17,000. radicals, opens a week-lo^ s ^ Manchester Evening Herald ing Teen-ager of A:merica tor 'Che figure includes his travel les of mnetlngB today at Lake II S WHAT YOU DON ' SEE THAT MAKES CUSTOM 1969. President Nlxorn will make Tolland correspondent Bette expenses as well. Eloreot OoUege. ___ N CAMP PERIODS the 81,000 scholarship award lat­ Quatrale, tel. 876-2846. .The Board of Education vot- A spokesman said the grotq), REUPHOLSTERY FROM US SO SUPERIOR June 25 Ji^ er this summer.- ed the pay raise at last week’s numbering aboitt 126, is against July 7 — July Garai couldn’t speak a word meeting. This wlU be O’Oon- “ ityranniBts who deny othen the of English when he stayed be­ EASTH&RTfORO ART * PUSHBACK ^ GIANT ^ npr’s first salary Increase since freedom of (gwach, thought and furniture rs stripped 3nd lepadded , July 21 — Aug. ()HIV> >N A H’ ’ AUDITORIUMS GAUfcRYW Tv cr*Tf ^ CrotlM hind on a three montli’s visitor’s he Jotaed the system in March assembly.” Spritifs retied with lUliati twine :. Aug. 4 — Aug. visa in 1966. 1^. Members call themselves This fall he goes on a scholar­ The board also voted an ad- squares end say thoy oro out to O ri|injl shape of furniture restored Wl ji 'j'- ', ship to Harvard. He has already jikatmont In the salary of main- mobiUze what they dencrlbe as won and turned down other tenance supervisor Richard the silent campus majority Seat platform completely rebuilt scholarships to Yale, Princeton Cano J GRINDERS GuHnat’s salary, adding *686 tor against militants, and the University o f Pennsyl­ HOME OF THE GIANT GRINDERS travel and use of Galinat’s own Sponsor of the conferenoe Is New laoiao jute wehbtog n uud Meet The Staff vania. At George Washlng;ton OPEN CASTING eziulpment. He will receive a the Ihtonnaltloo OounoU o f the Frame completely .epolished THE BEST IN ELEVEN YEARS! High School here he scored 1410 273 BROAD STREET— MANCHESTER total salary of *9,676 as of Americas, a tax-exempt, iwn- I in his college board exams, was NOW TEL. 649-5329 ju iy 1. profit educational organlaatkxt *11 loose lorots reitoad clsiss president and head of the ENDS Three resignattons of teach- baaed In New Oi4eaiw. EXPERIENCED student association. TUBS, CAROUSEL Free. Arm Coren BY All seams and weltmK are hand-eewn Rodgers and Btanmecsteln OPEN DAILY ADULT SUPERVISION Fabric patterns carefully matched back and front DIRECTOR Fire C alls A LHTLB THEATRE OF MANCHESTER 9 A.M. to 12 MIDNIGHT Furniture is picked up and delivered at no eirtra charge OEOBOE MITCHEIX (20 years’ Camp Experience) November Production B.S. Univ. of Conn.—Phys. Educ.; M.S., Springfield College— Saturday, town firefighters FRIDAY and SATURDAY— 9 A.M.-l A.M. Paul Phys. Educ.; C.A.G.S. (6th yr.) Univ. of Hartford—Guidance; were called- to the scene of an Jmie 28, 24, 26—LTM STUDIO W OBKOTOP SUNDAY— 12 NOON-11 P.M. WE DON'T JUST COVER YOUR Guidance (Counselor—Windsor Locks. accident on New Bolton Rd., 8:00 PJH.— 22 Oak St., Manobeater Revere FURNITURE. WE REBUILD IT! Waterfront Director at 8:30 p.m. where they washed Assistant Director 8 FEMALE LEADS — 8 MALE LEADS James McCrj'stal William Skoog gasoline off the roadway. MotrHi W atering Pizzas, Sugar, EVERY PIECE IS FROTECTBD BY BOOTCHGABD9 All-American ’64 B.S., Central Conn. Yesterday, town " firefighters Numerous Supporting Roles — Clilldrien’s Roles C ream & AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU— ! M.A. Univ. of Conn. B.S. Springfield College extinguished two car fires that Several Non-Mualcal Bolea Public School Teacher English Teacher, Windham occurred within five minutes of SIngera—Danoera Losagna, Spaghetti, Ravioli, Included FREE! Extra Arm Covers High School, 4 years. Tray Set 8 years each other. —Starts Wednesday— to Match (Enrolled Doctorate Pro­ (Enrolled Masters' pro­ “WHERE EAGLES DARE” Your Upholstery ... gram, Univ. of (tonn. The first car was located in 2 2 gram - Univ. of Maryland) Lobster Grinders, Etc. the parking lot of B e d 's on Arts A Crafts Director Re<‘reatlon Director Center St. Firemen said the CALL AHEAD FOR YOUR ORDERS SOFA or 2 CHAIRS WBUnm BfePhstson ,Iu<'k Finnerty fire, wlilch originated in the B.S. Central Conn. B.S. St. Michaels engine, wets burning pretty well Add years of beauty and com­ M.A. Columbia Univ. M.A. Univ of Hartford when they got there. "In fact," fort to your preMOt uphM- PubUc School Teacher— Elementary’ Teacher — one fireman said, “ the front ztered FHirniture by avaJUng 7 years Windsor Locks, 9 years youraelf of tiiAs great offer (Enrolled 6th yr. program tire was burning." The call (Enrolled Doctorate Pro­ was received at 9:24 p.m. from our' Oustom Reupbol- gram - Univ. of Maryland) Univ. of Hartford) At 9:29 p.m., firefighters went steting Department. 'Chooee u p Sf Bernat^d's Church from a SpeicAai Qrotq> of the Athletic Director to 794 Center St. where they - TONIGHT . . . WED, and SAT. Nature Study Director Newest Pattenis in Tradi­ Prioez Are 3 3 tenny Yost David Hjman extinguished a fire in the en­ Senior - St. Anselm’s SING-A-LONG tional, Miodecn, Oolonial and Ihotaidim B.S. Univ. of Conn. gine of a car. This fire w as Proviitcial Fabrics in Deoor- I¥of(— Ariial 'WorkmaiialiAn— M.A. Univ. of Hartford College not as serious as the one Im­ Graduate of East Catholic -iitnr OnlniiL______and All New Science Teacher, E. Wind­ mediately before It, firemen KAY PAULSEN sor, 12 years. High School ” 1966” WE SPECIALIZE IN CUSTOM MADE said. Wally Mayorga on Banjo SENIOR COUNSELOR Eighth District firefighters FABR ICS and CLEAR VINYL SUPOOVRaiS ' PAT COLLfTT were called to a home on Green Manchester High School graduate "1969" Rd. yesterday at about 3 p.m. BAZAAR TUES„ THURS.. FRI Special purchase arrangements only Phone 643-4159 for Keith's Honor Society and Legion Award where they extinguished a THERE AIN’T NO ’“JUSTIS” i.ntz) with International moke this FREE HOME SERVICE! Scoop up colorful breezy-cool Accepted at Central SUte College tor the Fall minor ^ v e fire. COUNSEIOBS-IN-TEAINING: ( low price possible. Handsome We zterUlze and repad, seate are rebuilt, qsringe are retied, John Rubinow^Manchester High School PARKING LOT NEXT TOf CHURCH "TRAVIS JUSTIS" Paul Revere design complemento new webbing used, loose Joints are reghied, spring cush- Curt Krause—Greenwich High School School Hires filun ione are rejdaoed, secuna and welting are hand-sewn and TAPER MATES IMrect W om Neiw Jersey both traditional and modern Jim Little—Manchester High School HELENA, Mcait. (AP) — A QUANTITY LIMITED freunes are oomplately polished. Brad Smllto—Indian Mountain Prep School Roman Cat))olic nun has been accessories. Lovely for AT THIS SPECIAL Glenn Cooper—Manchester High School CENTER OF ROCKVILLE HAPPY HOURS hired to teach in the Helena gift giving, too! LOW PRICE Have You Tried KeA^’z ' 'One-Stop Hhopptiy T” At a Once-A-Year Savings to 25% public school system. Mon. thru Sat. 4 to 6 P.M. • W ell Conto To Your . e AU PuNlMuwa I For Further Informotton, Write School officials said Sister Jo- GEORGE MITCHELL. Camp Director EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK FROM 6:30 P.M. Manhattans, MartiiUa, Scotch, Home T o Advioe Youl Befaie DeMveryl vanna Marie Maronlck will Rye, Whiskey Sours, Bar Blends ‘ # Uoe Oar New Revolvfeig • W e Have Tenna To F.O. BOX 13 MANCHESTER, CONN. teach English and speech at 59 famous M Wm. ROGERS® ★ SILVERPLATE Credit Phui! FloMe Everyone! Helena Senior High School In Swoop in now for light-as-a-feather Taper Mate briefs Pantie Brief, S, M, L...... Reg. $7.00 or Call I .the 1969-70 school year. Now 4.95 Gamp Director—West Hartford, 233-7626, ev'enings FUN FOR ALL AGES in nylon and Lycra* spandex. Each ingeniously cut for INTERNATIONAL SILVER (»M PANY "Juliet" Tricot Bra A,B,C Cups, Reg. $6.00 Camp Secretary—Hartford 668-6779, day or night STANLEY new bexly-hugging pants and dress styles. Glide into Now 4.95 Free Rrochurea available at Krause Florist, 621 Hartford Rd.; RIDES GAMES BOOTHS REFRESHMENTS Naaaift Sports Store, 991 Main St.; Highland Park Market, H v i i h I ttrttiiuri^ super-savings on your favorite bras, too. All in easy- I St.; Hobby Shop, 408 Center St.; Pagan! Barber Shop, Tonight i J— t'TllW'l LI- in^JWappiiutL Steve-Tom’s Pism and Bonofit — Church Improvumants poor 1 : I . M A I N S I M A fsl t 11 ( b I t R care fashion colors to match your prettiest lingerie. Tueaday S I'Badae la Rockville, Nutmeg Pharmacy, Veeasa. aad Boltoe Pantie Girdle, S, M, L Reg. $9.00 GREEN'S Hurry, before everything goes back to regular prices. Now 6.95 "3 IN THE AHIC" BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER PARKADE 917 MAIN STRBBT—MANCHESTBR Opporite the Bemtot Jn High School on OPEN THURSDAY TO 9 PJM. Lower (Booth End) Mabn 048-4106 (DOL "Applause" Bra, A, B, C Cups Reg. $4.00 'In Enomy Country" 646-2286 Now 2.95

,«. wotm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1969 PAOl FIVt ■HH - ■ King-Wilk Martello'Marshall Durey^Nelson ' Sheckley-Kelly —!------SMILINa W SIRVICl

Da-vM mncia Kta«, both of and James Lawrence Martello, Jane Kelly of Mancheeter to ICuKheoter, were wed Satuiv both of Vernon, were onited In Barry George Shockley of South dagr noon at St. Bridget C3iuroh. marriage Saturday mcnnlng at Windsor was solemnized Satur­ TIm toMe ia a daughter of Sewired Heart Church, Vernon. day momlng at St. Bartholo­ Mr. and >ba. Ifichael W. 'WUk The bride is a daughter of mew's Church. of 71 Ha.wthamo St Th« bride- Mr. and Mrs. John Joeeih Mar- groom la a aon of Mr. and MTa. rtiali o f 86 Diane Dr. The bride­ The bride is a daughter of Eld ward King of 100 Oreenwood groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Atty. and Mrs. Eugene T. KeUy Dr. Peter J<^ Martello of 16 of 121 Mountain Rd. The l#fde- H ie Rev. Harry MOBrien of Worcester Rd. groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. St Bridget Church 'performed The Rev. Ralph Kelly of Sa­ Henry G. Shockley of 646 the double-ring ceremony. Hra. cred Heart Church performed Chapel Rd. Raymond Murphy waa organlat the ceremony. GREATEST The Rev. PhUlp J. HuMoy of and eoiolgt, Baatceta filled with The bride was given In mar­ St. Bartholomew’s Church per­ atock and Shaata datalea were riage by her fattier. She wore formed the double-ring cere­ on the altar. a full-length gown of iillk or­ mony and was celebrant at the Ihe bride waa given in mar­ ganza, designed with scooped nuptial Mass. Bouquets of yel­ riage by her father. She wore neoMine, rtiort sleeves, peau Boris piioto low and tvblte flowers were on a fun-length linen gown accent­ d'ange laice bodice accented ---- Engaged the siltar. ed with Ventae taoe, dealgned with seed pearls, and sheath The bride was given in mar­ BRA AND with bateau necidine, elbow- skirt and cathedral-length wat- The engagement of Mias riage by her father. She wore a length eleevea, A-llne cridrt, and teaii train appUqued with Sharon Lee Clifford of Manches­ fuU-length empire gown of dot­ chapd-length train. Her dbow- matching lace and pearls. Her ter to Derek ’Thomas Khudsen ted swlSB, edged with crocheted lengtti veil of silk illusion was elbow-length veil' of sUk IKusion of Napa Valley, Calif.,- has been lace, designed with ruffles on arranged from a floral head- was arranged from a crown of announced by her parents, Mr. the sleeves and at the hemline, ptece, and she carried a cas­ seed pearls, and she carried a and Mrs. Ernest Q. Clifford of and a chapel-length train. Her cade bouquet of white nrlnieture bouquet of roses. 247 W. Center St , ctupel-length veil of silk Ulu- oamatlone, pink sweetheart Mia. David R. Carter of Ver­ Her fiance is the son of Mr. slon, edged with similar lace, GIRDLE SALE roses and baby's breath. non, stater of the bride, was and Mrs. Duncan Knudsen of waa arranged from a matching Mrs. Rueseil Lennon of Man- matron o f honor. Her full- Napa Vedley. heedbow, and she carried a oherter was matron of honor. length gown of nile green chif­ Mlta Clifford Is attending Les­ oolonlai bouquet of yellow and The bridesmaid was Miss Ann fon over taffeta was ^^8hloned ley College, Cambridge, Mass., 2 white daisies, roses, and mini­ King of Manchester, sister of with scooped neckline, sheer el- where she is a member of the ature carnattens with long yel­ the bridegroom. The attendanta Emerald Key Honor Society, bow-length sleeves edged in low and white streamers. were dressed alike In yellow the executive board of her class, pleated ruffles, and a satin Miss Joan H an e/ of Man­ linen empire gowns trimmed and the calendar committee. band at • ihe empire waistline. chester waa maid of honor. IN 30 YEARS! with Ventse lace. They wore She is also a member ot the She carried a bouquet of yellow Bridesmaids were Miss Kath­ matching heedbowa, and car­ Harvard Law School Drama So­ flowers. leen KeUy, Miss Judith KeUy, ried colonial bouquets of as­ ciety. Bridesmaids were Miss Cyn­ Miss Patricia Kelly and Mira sorted spring tloweTB. Mr. Knudsen graduated in thia A. Marshall of Vernon, Mary Kellyi all of Manchester ERbb Dorrie WUk of Manches­ 1966 magna cum laude from sister of the bride; Miss Pa­ and sisters of the bride; and ter, sister of the bride, was Dartmouth College where he tricia A. Jonea of Wapplng, and Miss Kathleen McMahon of Jimtor bridesmaid. The flower was a member ot Phi Beta Kap­ Miss Patricia A. Seopino of Ply­ Manchester. girt was Atm Ryan of South pa, and received his master’s mouth. Their orchid gowns were fJoventry. They were dressed d e^ ee in business sulminlstra- The attendants were drensed styled to match the Itonor at­ alike in full-length yellow linen tlon from the Tuck School. He alike in fuU-lenglh sleeveless tendant’s, and they also carried gowns, fashioned with white recently graduated magna cum gowns of yellow dotted swlss, bouquets of yellow fliowers. Venice lace bodloes. They wore laude from Harvard Law designed with white crocheted John P. Martello of Vernon School. He is a member of Gam­ lace accenting the necklines and Nim KT pboto spring flowers In their hair, and Horan photo served as his brother’s best ma Delta Chi fraternity, Lin­ empire waltitllnes. They wore MRS. DAVID FRANCIS KING carried nosegays of similar man. Ushers were John J. Miar- Oowers. MRS. LARRY EDWARD DUREY AmierloBn H eritage photo coln’s Inn Society, and Harvard white headbows with floor- ahaU Jr. of Vernon, brother ot John King of Manchester MRS. JAMES LAWRENCE MARTELLO Law School Drama Society, He 'length streamers, and they car­ the bride; Thomas P. Martello will practice tax law with the ried colonial bouquets of yel­ Massift photo served as his brother's best Center Congregational Church styled to match the honor at­ of Vernon, brother of the bride­ firm of Kent, Brockls and An­ low and white daisies ^^th man. Ushers were Douglas tendant's, and they carried MRS. BARRY GEORGE SHECKLEY was the scene Saturday morn­ groom; and Paul Nimchek of ies. The couple will live In East graduate of Rockville High derson in 8cm Francisco, Calif. WUk and Dana WUk, both of similar flowers. matching streamers. ing of the marriage of Miss Pa­ Terryvllle. Hartford. School and Wesleyan Univer­ The wedding Is planned for Manchtster, and David WUk of Jack Gordon of Glastonbury Sltaron Kelly of Manchester, A reception was held at the Mrs. Martello is a graduate sity, Middletown, where be was Sept. 6 In Cambildge. Norwich, all brothers of the tricia Aime Nelson of (Jlaston- served as best man. Ushers slsteir of the bride, was flower Rockville Elks Club. For a of Rockville High School amd a member of Delta Kiappa Elp- bride; and Russell Lennon of bury to Larry Edward Durey were John Durey of Vernon, girl. She wore a floor-length wedding trip to the Elbow Chandler School for Women. sllon fraternity and the Skull Manchester. of Manchester. brother of the bridegroom; yellow dotted swlss gown, de­ Beach Surf Club in Bermuda, She is employed as a secretary and Serpent honorary society. Mrs. WUk wore a yellow The bride Is a daughter of Irving Nelson HI of Glaston­ signed wMh short pouf sleeves, Mrs. Martetlo wore a blue Jack­ at Travders Insurance Co.. Ho is a teacher at fte Robin­ dross with a matching lace Mr. and Mrs. Irving Nelson Jr. bury, brother of the bride; and gathered empire v^stUne, and et dress with white uccessor- Hartford. Mr. Martello is a son School, West Hartford. coat and accessories, and a cor­ of Glastonbury. The bridegroom Kenneth Zurcher, Charles 'Podd, ruffles edging the hemline. She sage of pastel spring flowers. is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy and David Worthington, all of also wore a white headliow with Durey of 138 Lyness St. V 17»e bridegroom’8 mother wore Glastonbury. long (dreamers, and carried a a pink and white embroidered The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Mrs. Nelson wore an aqua en­ colonial bouquet similar to the organza dress and coat with pastor of Center Church, per­ semble with a white orchid. Ihe adult attendants’. matching accessories, and a cor­ formed the double-ring cere- bridegroom’s mother wore lime Jamies T. Jones of Los An­ sage of pdnk sweetheart roses moxty. Baskets filled with gla­ green with a corsage of gar­ Mias Kathleen McKechnle of geles, Calif., served os beet and white miniature carnations. dioli were on the altar. denias. man. Ushers were Robert H. Rockville and PhlHp Jon Gus- A reception for 160 was held The bride was given in mar­ A reception for about 200 was Sheckley of Prospect, brother J at WUHe's Steak House. For a riage by her father. She wore held in the Irish-American tatlson of IKtodsor Locks were of the bridegroom; Michael D. plane trip to Bermuda, Mrs. a fuU-length gown of silk or- Home, Glastonbury. 'For a mo­ wed Saturday morning at St. Cleary of Waterford, Don ’Paid King wore a beige linen suit ganoa, designed with Alencon tor trip to the Pocono Mts., Pa., Bernard’s Ohurch, RockvlUe. Johnson of New Fairfield, Da­ with matching accessories and laoe empire bodice accented Mrs. Durey wore a white knit The bride Is a daughter of vid L. 'Beatty of Upper Darby, a corsage of sweetheart roses with seed pearls, bell sleeves, ensemble with red accessories. Pa., and John F. Levy of New­ M)r. and Mrs. Vincent McKech- and miniature carnations. After A-llive skirt, and detachable The couple will live on House ton, Mass. June 38, the couple wUl live at chapel - length watteau train. St., Glastonbury. nie of Ellington Ave. 'Ilhe bride- g;room is the son of Mr. and Mrs. KeUy 'wore a light blue 667 Lehigh Rd., Newairk, Del. Her veil of sUk Uluaion was ar­ Mrs. Durey, a 1967 graduate Mrs. Gunnar Gust^son of raoemlblie with matching acces­ Mrs. King a graduate of Man­ ranged from a pearl-trimmed of Glastonbury High School, is Windsor Locks. sories. The 'bridegroom’s moth­ chester High School, attended headpiece, anid She carried a employed as a secretary at the Manchester Community Col­ bouquet of miniature roses. The Rev. Anthony Mitchell of er ‘Wore a lime green ensemble U Glastonbury Gage Corp. Mr. with matching accessories. Both lege. She is employed sis a cer­ Miss Kathleen Nelson nf Glas­ St. Bernard’s Ohur^ performed Durey, a 1966 graduate of Glas­ Fraoohitt photo wore corsages of cymbldlum tified occupational therapy sis- tonbury, sister of the bride, was the double-ring ceremony and tonbury High School, is attend­ orchids. siatant at Hartford Hospital. maid of honor. She wore a yel­ ing Manchester Community Col­ was celebrant at the nuptial' Engaged Mr. King, a graduate of Man­ low empire gown with match­ lege. He has recently complet­ Mass. Bouquets of daisies were A reception for lOD was held chester High School, recently ing headpiece, and she carried ed an apprenticeship course at on the altar. 'The engagement of Diane at the home of the brideb par­ graduated from the University a bouquet of yellow miniature Pratt and Whitney Division of ’The bride was gdven in mar­ Marie ’Timreck to David Wilkie ents. For a trip to Dorado of Connecticut. He plans to do roses centered with daisies. United Aircraft Corp., and Is riage by her father. She wore Barrera, both of Mancheeter, Beach, Puerto Rico, Mrs. Sheck­ graduate work in psychology at Bridesmaids were Miss Deb­ serving with the Army National a fuh-length gown of alencon has ibeen announced by her ley wore a pink dress with the University of Delaware. lace, designed with the sweet­ matching accessories. The orah Nelson of Glastonbury, sis­ Guard. mother, Mrs. Evelyn Timreck c^> ter of the bride; Miss Deborah heart neckline accented with couple wUl live In Manchester. N of 37 Llnnmore Dr. Fasten an ordinary tin funnel Erissman of Rockville, niece of Liver loaf will have a milder pearls and sequins, and a taf­ Her fiance is the son of Mr. (Mrs. Sheckleiy is a 1906 grad­ to the side of the kitchen cabi­ the bridegroom; and Mrs. Phil­ flavor if the pan Irt which it Is feta sash tied at the 'back of and Mlrs. Eugene SulUvan of 82 uate o f East Catholic High net. Place a ball of string in^ top lip Evans, Miss Sheryl Law­ baked is set in another pan of waistline with a laige bow. Her Llnnmore Dr. School and a graduate of Hart­ and draw the string throtigh the rence and Miss Martha Hoadley, hot water. This gives a much veil of silk illusion was attach­ Miss ’Timreck is a 1967 gradu­ ford Hospital' School of Nhrolng. small end of the funnel. This all of Glastonbury. Their aqua milder loaf than when it is ed to a crown of pearls and ate of Manchester High School She will' be employed as a nurse eHminates hunting for string. gowns €ind headpieces were baked without the water bath. crystals, emd she carried a mis­ and Is employed in the agency at Hartford Hospital. Mr. Sheck­ Gages Wed 60 Years sal with daisy streamers. department of the Phoenix ley, a 1906 g r ^ m t e ' of East Miss Kathleen Hepton of Mutuail Life Insurance Co.', CathoUc Htgh School, recently M l. and Mrs. Charles P., Gage The couple was married June Bradford Bacfarach proto Rockville was maid of honor. Hartford. Mr. Barrera Is a 1967 received hla BS degree In psy­ 19, 1909 in Undon. They have MRS. ELTON WAYLAND HALL Bridesmaids were Mias Chris- of East Hartford were feted at graduate of Howell Cheney chology from Trinity College, two other sons, Harry Gage of lUne McKechnle of Rockville, a 60th wedding anniversary Technical School In Manchester Hartford. He is a lieutenant In Oxford, Mass., and George Miss Jennifer Sweet McCor­ Clement of New Haven, Miss sister of the bride; Mias Nancy and is attending the Hartford the U.8. Air Force and is wait­ celebration Saturday afternoon Gage of Smyrna, Del.; and four Alix Andra Gordon of Syracuse, Karpe ot Middletown, and Miss mick of Manche^r became the Miss Deborah Beth Rubin of State Technical' College. ing for his assignment. at the home of their son and daughters, Mrp. Grace SlUano N.Y., and Miss Mary Jane Kiel Oheryl Gustafson of North At­ bride of Eiton Wayland Hall of The wedding date has not daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ot Bolton, Mrs. Jennie Paul of of Buffalo, N.Y. Manchester became the bride tleboro, Mess., both nieces of been announced. Charles N. Gage of 210 Hebron Tolland, Mrs. Ruth Vedlletto of Southbury Saturday afternoon Ridgway M. Hall Jr. of Darien of Alan Norman Munltz of Rlv- the bridegroom; and Mias JIU Rd., Bolton. East Hartford, and Mrs. Mary at Trinity College Chapel, Hart­ was best man for his brother. Bajohr o f ElUngton. erdale, Md., yesterday after­ About 160 friends and relOF Steves of Wethersfield. (Herald ford. Ushers were Jeffrey McCormick noon at Temple Beth Sholom. ’The attendants ■were dressed tivos attended the event. photo by Buceivipius.) n ie bride is the daughter of and James McCormick, both of alike in fuU-length gowns, fash­ Mr. and Mrs. W. Stanley Mc­ Manchester and brothers of the The bride Is the daughter of Girl Scout News Mr. and Mrs. David B. Rubin ioned with 'lace empire Ixxllces Cormick of Wl Porter St. Her bride; Seymour Preston of New of 103 Weaver Rd. The bride­ and A-line skirts of chiffon over father is an officer of Aetna York City, Dana Blanchard of groom is the son of Mr. and taffeta. ’They wore tiaras with Tro<^ 672 U fe and Casualty, Hartford. Arlington, Va., and FYank Good­ Mrs. Raymond Munltz of Ak­ matching veils, and they car­ A fly-up ceremony was held The bridegroom is a son of Mr. year of CSiaddsford, Pa. ried bouquerta of gladioli and and Mrs. Ridgway M. Hall of ron, Ohio. by Junior Girt Scout Troop 672, 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Mrs. Hall is a graduate of Rabbi Leon Wind of Temple daisies colored to match their Beaufort, S.C., and Stony Creek, St. Mary's School, Peekskill, gowns. under the leadership o f Mrs. His father is chairman of the Beth Sholom ^rform ed the Puediese piioto 1131 DELUXE SEDAN N. Y., and Russell Sage College, Miss Hepton was In aqua; Paul Cosgrove, at Green School board of the Blake and Johnson double-ring ceremony. Nor­ MRS. PHILIP JON GUSTAFSON Troy, N. Y. Miss McKechnle, mint green; on June 8rd. • BEIGE •VINYL INTERIOR Co., Beawfort. man Slade was organist. White Mr. Hall is a graduate of St. gladioli and pink pompons dec­ Miss Karpe, yellow; Miss Gus­ Brownies from Troop 043, led The Rev. Alan C. Tull, chap­ cle of the bridegroom; and El­ York State, Mrs. Gustafson • RADIO • 10,000 MILES Paul’s School, Concord, N. H., orated the altar. tafson, orchid; and Miss by Mbs. Myron Rice, and lain of Trinity College, per­ liot Gustafson of East Hartford, wore a sky blue Ehell with navy FACTORY WARRANTY and Trinity College. He receiv­ The bride was given in mar­ Bajohr, pink. Troop 662 led by Mra. MigUo 2 formed the ceremony. Professor brother of the bridegroom. The ed his master's degree from the Lori Gustafson of Moddle- blue jersey shorts. After July 8, Clarence Watters was oijanist. riage by her father. She wore ring bearer was Everett Gus­ CarlUi were welcomed Into Jun­ University of Delaware In the a full-length gown of peau de town, niece of the bride­ the couple will live at 82 West- ior Girl Scouting. A reception was held tat the tafson Jr. of Middletown, neph­ Winterthur program. He Is a sole, accented with Venetian field St., Middletown, where Mr. home of the bride's parents, groom, was flower girl. She ew of the bridegroom. The program opened with the member of the University Club lace inserts and desig^ned wi'h Gustafson Is employed as an Mias Nancy Shattuck of Fair- wore a full-length gown of mint A reception was held at the presentation of the colors by of New York and the Cruising a chapel-length train. Her veil Inspector at Pratt and ^Wlltney field was maid of honor. Brides­ greejj, designed with lace bodice Stage Oooch Restaurant, Ver­ Angela Gervase, Laurie Secrist ^1795®® Club of America. He is serv­ was arranged from a matching Division of United Aircraft maids were Miss Eleanor Hall and A-Une skirt of satin with a non For a camping trip to New and Patricia Talbot of Troop ing with the U. S. Navy and ,s headpiece, and she carried a Corp. ' of Beaufort, sister of the bride­ bow and streamers at the back. 072, Renee Simon of Troop 648 TED TRUDON, hie. stationed at the Naval Museum lace-covered Bible with a L,ea cnamberlaln photo groom; Mias Janice Kay Noren Her bouquet was similar to the and Wendy Kemp of Troop 662. and Display Center, Washing­ white orchid and stephanotis. VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE -o f Coventry, Mias Margaret adult attendants’. Ann .Marie Hennessy was an­ Engaged ton, D.C. Mrs. Edward Grossman of 1M% — M Days — l.tM Milos Ouaraateed 3 Everett Gustafson Sr. of Mid­ nouncer. Akron, slater of the bride­ TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOrrVILLB dletown served as his brother’s Mra. CarilU presented The engagement of' Miss groom, was matron of honor. best man. Ushers were Gunnar Brownie Wings to the following Sandra Elaine McPherson of Her full-length empire gown of Gustafson Sr^brother of the glrla of Troop 662: Mary Carr; Montpelier, Vt., to Donald Idle green linen was trimmed bridegroom, Imd Guimar Gus­ Ktm Flano; Ltora Hlrth; Wen­ Joseph McGrath Jr. ot Andover M A ID EN I^ RM WARNERS FORMFIT-ROGERS with matching ribbon and fash­ tafson Jr., nephew of tlie bride­ JoAiiUll ihuctoli % dy Kemp; Ingrid Klavins; Joan' has been announced by her par­ ioned with short sleeves and groom, both of North Attleboro; ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred F. Confection bra, regular 8.00. Young Thing bra, regular 5.00. A-line skirt. She wore a match­ McDonnell; Monica Smith; and Bras in assorted styles andma­ Edward Snape of Hartford, un- McPherson of Montpelier. ing headpiece, and carried a Valerie Toros. First time on sale. Fiberfilled, Light lace bra, lycra power net, Mra. Rice, of Troop 643, gave Her fiance la the son of Mr. Michaels superior quality terials. 32-38. A, B, C. 1.99 colonial bouquet of pink and and Mrs. Donald J. McGrath of white flowers. alTlliei wings to Melanie Butterworth; dacron and cotton bra,iin white, adjustable straps, white, yellow lORMAL Hutchinson Rd. Bridesmaids were Miss Susan Jean Garman; Deborah Le- Treasure Chest Diamonds latest,/ cierc; Maryanne Oruesner; Miss McPherson received her yellow and pink, 82-38. 2 .3 9 and frost, 82-38. 3 .9 3 . . . WE RENT IT . . . Cohen of West Hartford, cousin Lucky YeuI BA degree at Trinity College, of the bride; Miss Oarol Kram­ Debbie Flynn; Cindy Lewis; are your best value. Let Maura Lindsay; Lisa Secrist; Burlington, Vt., and Is now a er of Manchester, and Miss QasHght wishes to con­ Spanish teacher at Rockville Confection pantie girdle, regu­ Young Thing pantie girdle, reg­ Skippie pantie girdle, regular Sharon Letvln of Detroit, Mich. Renee Simon; Beth Thompeon gratulate you on your en­ High School. Mr. McGrath re­ us show you why ALL FORMAL WEAR IN Their gowns and headpieces and Lori Bee Turner. lar 6.00. Average and long leg, ular 9.00. Long leg pantie, lycra gagement We now have After the girts left the ceived his BA degree at Mer­ 12.00. Best selling girdle in the STOCK AT ALL TIMES! were identical to the honor at­ for all^ rimack College, North Andover, exceUent Banquet BWU- Brownie Ring and crossed the stretch lace cuffs, white, pink power net, white, yellow and tendant’s, and they carried colo­ Mass., and Is a mathematics world. Hi waist, lycra power net. bridge into Jiunlor Girt Scout­ nial bouquets of white and pink tles for your pre-nuptial teacher at Rockville High flowers. S p ecia l ing, they were presented Girl and yellow. S, M, L. 4 s 9 9 fost. S, M, L. 9 .0 9 S, M, L, XL, XXL. 1G.S9 shower or wedding recep­ School. Scout pins by Mrs. Cosgrove. Kenneth Chupack of Detroit tion. We’ie now accept­ An Aug. 16 wedding is plan­ OVAL They all ga've the Girl Scout 9 1 2 0 0 served as best man. Ushers ing booldnga Occasions ned. were Edward Grossman of Ak­ promise. ron, brother-in-law of the bride­ sizes: 4 to 54 The following girls perform- MEN'S SHOP groom; Michael Cohen of West ed a candle ceremony; Dale Save 7 5 % to 35% on most'wanted, SinoMiy DOMO Smith, Christine Guardin; Kar­ ULTIMA II ‘“n » Marval of Main Street" Hartford, cousin of the bride; Gaslight and George Swanson of Akron. MRS. ALAN NORMAN MUNITZ en Paulsen; Cheryl Argiros; 901 - OOT Main StrMt r e s t a u r a n t norman miller, iiu*n s and v>um<| m COSMETICS Mrs. Rubin and the bride­ Diane Plumb; Hilary Giwynn; Mancherter, Oonnaotlcut APPAREL best selling bras and girdles! groom’s mother both wore Nile in the vestry of Temple Beth tent leather accessories. After 80 Oak St, Manehaster Joanne Cosgrove, Cathy Obve- 9 , , MANCHtSn M i L *H^BnfAMSHS IN FORMAL WEAR RBNTAXE" green dresses with white or- Sholom. For a plane trip to July 1, the couple will hve at HI HI IN dun; and LHie Granqulst. Downtown Phnoe 648-6068 VA\( Hi •■n H PAH UADI WELDON DRUG CO. Bermuda, Mrs. Munltz wore a 6236 Femwood Ter., Riverdale, wt list! M SdUAMI Refireshments were served toJ- 968 S tim t A reception for 160 was held yellow knit suit with black pa- Md. _OPtNtVEN.NG8ti..9PM . MLENTV ,1 lowlng the program by Troop Downtown Manchester and Manchester Parfcade 672. ,4- ’ • ' /’.I' MANCHESTTER EVENING HERALD, IIANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1989 Five KiUed Ckothgr wrong hates tom sd Mm lifts By Twisters The Baby Has l|prall) OLD MZNB8, Mo. (AP) — IhrnadooB le ft fiv e persons dead ^S51*ii*c prtvato bogeyman, and, at the asms time, ftottared Mm and foUowed hto bid- and more (hen 60 injured in the dtog bgr l eh w i ng to hto own favnrtto Mtoaourl lead mining belt south- Been Named wltoh hnnit to wMoh ha has long Mnna wmt o f a t Louis Sunday night. jotood MaOmtlqr to ftpMt and to as atone A t Old Mines, one twister de- OdQSIUBltm * $a who stroysd neorty a dozen homes. would dial wtto It with anytolng aoftar Roy Pratt, a 46-yeorold strip Hubbard, Christine Dorothy, adopted doughit«r of Robert H. mine employe, and hla 8-year- and Stmdra Seymour Hubbard m , 367 Lyman Rd., Bolton. She than gisaa. was bom April 19 and arrived a t her new home June.19. Her BA1 old son PVancto were killed. Ha had ftos^y Jotood what ha wna Seven other memIberB at the maternal grEmdmoiher is Mra. Jean Seymour, Mancherter. Her runing from. Pratt family were injured wtien pwtemal grandparents tu*e Mr. and Mrs. Roitert Huibbard Jr., they were trapped In their Mlanchaster. Hie haa a brother, Robert IV 3H. **.*'•* fronw dwelling, wMoh ool- lapaed. Florence, Marcella Lynn, daughter of James W. and Chris­ CLOTHING tine Payaon Florence, Berkely Dr., Vernon. She wan boln June Environment And TIm IQ Ttoio eldetlhr brothers, Jacob 18 at Mfmehester Memorial Hospital. H^r maternal grandpai^ m tim m » ft and Herman Herbst, died when Lstaly-qnito prohaUy tat atiswor to another twister tore into their ents Eu« Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Payaon, Rockville. H er pater­ tho pubiiftiad oonfontton of Psyehologlat home near Farmington albout 22 nal grandparents are E. A. Ftorence, Miami, Fla., and Mra. a T r i& i atOf m ffMkkmtkm oj ipM ltl R. Baiger, Costa Mena, Cttiif. She has a brother, Jimmy 6. PIMMS MViill i Arthur Jonaen that aoms racas may ha miles southeast o f OM Mines. « 1*1 *. *, a, totattaotoaBy tafartor to oUior a axparti ’Ihe fMh ’vksUm, a Cartxxi- Wobrek, Chad Alan, son of Dr. Alan J. and Carolyn Polom- dale, III., motorist, was killed j a g ’ajarrii.fflitss g '» s to Ihs taathig and aoelologloal Oald haea ski Wabrek, 270 Waabingtrai St., Hartford. H e was bom June pkinl «Ton appMitwJB *drsH M n^ when a tornado lifted Ms car baan gtvtag a lot o f thalr attantton to 11 at Hartford Hospital. His motomal grandfather to Joseph « a w ^ g > ff« mattar In H i* MaacfeMtw from U j6. 6T near Farmington tha omy to which warloua aspieto of Polomskl, Webster, Melss. Hto paternal grandporemta are Mr. and slammed It Into a rook aavtronmant c m i play a part to tha ra- and Mra. John Wabrek, Manchester. Hls paternal great-grand­ bluff. FEumlngton Communisty Bulta of IQ testing. parents EU'e Mr. and Mra. John Mroaek, Manchester. Hospital withheld Ms Identity. *1 *1 » w • They have daddeft tor instonaa, that "We heard this awful roar. ^SST?5«Sr3SS^K«w T «f». c ia Kelsey, Kerri-Lynne, daug'hter of Oapt. David and JOnet eago, Datrott aal oMldren brought up to a Mg olty ghotto Just like a raftroEu) train ," said Carey Kelsey, 1036 AMer Ave., Orlando Naval Training Cen­ are not likely to do eoeoepOonally weD 1 neighbor of Pratt, Clyde Boy­ ter, Orlando, Fta. Her maternal grandparento are Mr. and Mra. ill IQ qiMsUona wMoh aak them to give er. " R toMc the d o ^ right o f{ Spencer Cary, Manchester Her patem el grondpEUvidB are Mr. I the light names to a solactlon of trass. the storm cellar Eujd my wife and Mrs. Everett Kelsey, MEuiChester. Her matemEti grest- and m y 'boy and I crouched grandporents are Mr. and Mra. Frank Crocker, MEUicherter, Thsy suggeot, agato, that tha ghotto down on the floor until It towgwage, an It to apokon, may nat be Euid Mrs. Charles Cary, Orange City, Fla. Her patemfti greEit- poased.’’ gTEmdparents Eire Mrs. Daidd W. Kelsey, Aifbumdale, BTa. and r w y oioso to the perfect EngMsh to Mbet roEids In the area were John May, Manchester. wMoh IQ questkms ate usually framed. blociced by fallen trees. WMIs they are on tha aubjact o f ton- ’Ihe itwlsters downed power Fontanella, Michelle Renee, daughter of Donald and Susan gioga, they point to (he toot that a lines and telephone wires and Morey FonteneUa, 67 Village St., Rockvtilo. She was bom Jime MondAy, Juna a numhar o f Itodoan-Am erlcan etudenta an eleefriaal storm made two- 14 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents taatid an average of li potota Mgber way radh) contact nearty Impos­ are Mr. and Mrs. Earle Morey, Rockville. Her paternal grand- when the test waa given to them in sible in the stricken area for pau'ente are Mr. and Mrs. MSrio Fontanella, Btafford Springs. 5 « * * «< e boura, leaving a 'virtual commu­ No Four Power llacic Spanish than when It was given In Eng- nications tdackout. ^ Mahnken, Fred ChEU'les, son of F . C. and Joan Walker Mialm- Itoh. Too doohbi ara ndbMd Iw tha Hospitals at Farmington, ken, Apt. B-2, 16^ Highland Ave., Rockville. He was bom Juno ilavaloinMit lo "B l( lyHn" dlptomacy The number nf toys an tafant has may Ironton and Potosl, reported 18 at Rockville General Hospital. Hie maternal grandparents on tha Near Bait Itniite boa npUad have aomstMng to do with the rate Ms treating albout 86 persons, most are Mr. and Mrs. George Wstiker, North Belhnore, N. Y . Hls oafotN oly to tha UBltad Btatao pwgoaal toteHIgmoe davelofn. of them for minor injuries. pEitemEti grEmdparenta are Mr. eukI Mra. P. C. Miahiticen, A spokeemian tor the weather (o r a taaaU fo r naioUatlano botwaaa B- Some studies have traced, or thought Queens Vtitage, N. Y. bureau in 6t. Louis said the tor­ mat and tha Amb otataa ThB navattra they Iraoed, a oonetohon between low nadoes were spawned by ’’typi' Mlatretta, Joseph Thom'as, son of Joseph P . and Nancy Coo­ raf)iy, ohlch appartidly oaaka to haap scores on IQ and vitamin deflcleneles cal summer atorms." ley Mlstretta, Crestridge Dr., Vernon. He was bom June 11 at dw Bout FOarer opwattnn a lt**, but not back to the oMld’a prenatal pertod. Late Saturday night and early RockvlHe General HospUal. Hls maternal grandparents are to morn It forward, oomao aAw FocalgB An IQ beat. It to mslntatoed, retleeta Sunday another botch o f tor­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooley, Manchester. Hla paternal grand­ (Oeonce Butman House Oollectlon, Roebearter, N .Y.) Oromyko'B mtieli pobHclaad a child’s "cultural setttog" ahiwat aa nadoes atnidc In central Kan- parents are Mr. and Mra. Joseph MistreWta, Manriiester. He “THE OPEN DOOR” Calotype, About 1843, By William Henry Fox Talbot From “Ifie Pencil Of Nature,” London, 1844 vWt to Cairo. much as H reflaets Its nattva lotolU- SEUS, Injurfng albout 100 peraora has two sisters, Anne and Sheila. Ttao flrat doObt ratoad to that of and causing damage estl'mated at more then, $10 million. Dettore, Edward Michael, son of Edward L . and BariMuia otMthar Ruada ttaaU to eufOctobSy Tbere to some ststtottcal evldeiioe that Hardest hit wem Satina, a city Homs Dettore, 82 SOEunan drdle, Manchester. He waa bom alarmed by the ^aittaitor aocptoatoanaaa Mack oMIdren boots higher when the A Thoiight for Today o f 40,000, where 37 of 48 planes June 14 at Manchester M emorial Hosplital. Hto materrial grand- of the Near BUtot raaSy to want to put pEU’ents are Mr. end Mra. Fred Hollis, Esist Hartford. Hto pa­ teat is being admlntotered by a Mack ^xmsored by the Manchester were battered at the Etirport, 26 a quick en l to ( t Faihapa R ia d a thtoka adult than by a wMte. Inside Report Cigaret Paradox houses, 17 business biMldings ternal gTEUidmother is Mrs. Ann Rochon, Providence, R. I. He Council of Churdiee K can enjoy and peihapa tanaOt tram has a sister, Deborah 4. In a oomparlson of two ghetto groups, By ROBERT TERPSTRA Eind 12 mobile homes were de­ the iqwctaola of eeetae the Near Bato b y stroyed, Eind hea'vy damage was one o f whiGh was toft to normal ocndl- Show that you care —^An old altuatlon put more praaaune on ua, for Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak The Washinsrton Post dexM to 110 bouses, 21 business Gray, CrystEil Jane, daughter of Itodney J. and Dblores Lud- tiona, the other of which was given the Vermont farmer sdt rocking on den Gray, Partridse Lane, Tolland. She was bom June 15 at a wMIe km gar. WASHINGTON—At a time dollars to combat antokliif and buildlngB, three go dollars a year to promote euic! of tobacco colled Maryland 10. bom June 16 at Meinchester Memorial HospHlEti. H er materaol ing It down enw, before It geto any hot­ the taiportatvee of the genetle factor, and usually decisive Uberal pen, the virulent anti-Lindsay around constantly demonstrat­ subsidize smoking. TIm tobocoo was bred for re­ NEW MILFORD, Oomi. (A P ) grandparents Eire Mr. and Mrs. David Stockwell, Farmington. sentlmerit—mort of It squarely ter. Democratic party vote, now ing affection can be hard to duced bfttemesB, alow burning, —U.S. Sen. Abraham Riblcofi Her pateniEil grEindmother is Mrs. James Joyce, RcOllndale, either to IQ. or In other measurements the result of racial backlash— The U.S. DepEirtment of A gri­ The aecond doitot leleed by the Rua- hcmeleaB. take. But many of lu err in the sponglneas, pleasant aroma and said Suodey the youth of today Mass. She hEis two brothers, ’Thomas Jr. 5, and Scott, IH - o f human talent and aooompUftmvent. coupled with the prospects of culture spends 5 million On one side of this riruggle opposite direction. Eixpress ap­ resistance to tobacco mosslc alan poaMlan after Oromyko’a trip to E very human being, obviously, is a com­ severe poUtlcal crises that dollars tor research, about 2 '"are the best that America has Oalno oonoedee Rm ala’a poadble good Is M ayor John V. Lindsay, de­ preciation to others—especially mllUcn doUaiB of It aimed virus — all qualities intended to Meyer, Karen Lynn, daughter of Thomas and Donna Delaney posite of genetic and environmental In­ threaten the mayor In the next make It either more attractlvo Over had.” will or good eenee In the altuatian, but feated in the Republican pri- those whom God hu placed at nuticlng clgarets better tEurt* Meyer, 426 W. Middle Tpke., ManoheEker. She 'wos bom Jtme fluences. The one thing unsound and Im- nvary by conservative Republi­ few months, must temper any to smokers or more profitsMe Speaking to the graduating queetkma Ruada’a power. nearest you. There’s no telling Ing, better smelting Euid bet­ 16 at Mfimcheeter MemorlEil Hospital. H er matemal grandpar­ U poesltoe to the maUng of any blanket can (and Conservative party quick judgment as to hls elec­ to farmecB. class of New Milford High how far It may reach. (Chris­ ter looking—in short, more de­ ents Eire Mr. and Mrs. Lenard J. DelOney, MancdieEiter, Her Which has the real leverage on the law wMcf winning reelectlcn as mayor. Shanker, the union president, H erald mote the sEile of AmeriCEin as' well as indivlduEtis have a N On the other side Is the threat who Is no friend of the mayor’s. cigEurets abroad, 1.8 million ly four times os much tobacco responsibility to society." Inlluenoe on Oalro, what the Unltsd but has a lower tax rate, re­ Begin, Rachel, daughter of George and Ctaudette Poulin that a Uberal Democrat will Moreover, it Is not at all Yesterdays dollars In bcxikkeeping for Ribicoff described the gener­ States, even though It thtidm of Itself ceived 18 million doltars, Begin, 16 Preston Dr., Manchester. She 'was bom June 18 ait file the required 7,500 signatures certain that the presumed "Ub­ warehoused tobacco, 3.6 mil­ ation gap as proof of adult “ un­ Bs the ultimate defender end guarantor I lion dollars tor to b ^ c c o In­ 3.8 per cent of the state’s earn- Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents between Sept. 2 and Sept. 5 and eral’’ vote cast on Tuesday for willingness or Inability to con­ of leTael’s free eodstenoe, can do to make Evidence Of The Change such Uberals as former Mayor spection and 800,000 dolTaia tor Inga. are Mr. and Mrs. Donat Poillln, Queoec, Canada. H er p ^ m a l run In November as the nomi- 25 Years Ago cede the merits of youthful Israel change any of the physical or Wagner will really swing to a market news program. Why the Agriculture Depart­ grandmother Is Mrs. Sylva Be^n, Manchester. She has two "A ilskleas society?" Yes, says Fro- nae of a temporary new party coiicerne.” diplomatic positions Involved in the Lindsay. Pollster Oliver Quayle ’The Central Connecticut Co­ These expenses are under­ ment should continue to spend brothers, Andrew 6%. and Steven 3%. tesm r lilerle Crawford of the Univeral- — to be called, perhaps, the Conceding that some young discovered in a survey he did operative Farmers Association, taken in the face of medical money to entice more persons to present Near Bast confrontation. ty o f Michigan’s Graduate School of IndepMxient-Democratlc party. persons, are committed to vio­ tor NBC that Procacclno was which owns the building Eti 10 evidence and populcu: opinion smoke more tobacco Is anotber Wherever the fault Uee — tai Ruaala’e Business. The professor claims that by No decision had been made lence and destruction, Ribicoff the second choice of fully 48 Apel PL, buUds a hall In the on the effects of smoking. The question. ’There Is, first, the choloe, or tai Ruasla’s lack of real lever­ die year 2000, life In these Undlad States as of this vfiiting, but at least upper part of the structure tor talU, "W e must not confuse the one major polling organization per cent of Wagner’s presump­ surgeon general in 1964 and problem of what to do with 600,- age, or In an unhappy combination of will have changed so much that our pres­ meetings and social gatherings. again In 1068 linked lung can­ anarchistic few with the respon- has been privately asked about tive vote, raising serious ques­ 000 farm fiamlUes If the bottom the two — the resultant situation la ent way of life “ will be unrecognlsaUe.” tions whether those Democrats The government pays Man­ cer and heEtrt disease with cig- fclble majority. Thei majority of 1962 FORD the possibility of a quick, city- falls out of their 1 billion Speaking before a convention of will ever go to Lindsay. chester a totEil o f $29,684.86 In Eirets. A recent Louis Harris our youth ore aligning their harsh and clear. No Four Power magic wide survey of Uberal Demo­ dollar industry. FAIRLANE 4-DOOR SEDAN has yet appeared tor the Near East. (SIMSA), Savings Institutions Marketing But of all the hazards lying lieu of taxes for payments on survey showed 50 per cent of Some o f them could no doubt ideals with constructive, not de­ crats to see whether the Idea the Ortord Village and Stiver Things will get bloodier and more violent Society of America, he cited some of ahead of the defeated Lindsay, the country's population be­ switch to raising cucumbers structive programs.” the poeeibillUes In the rtakless society could be translated into hard the greatest by far is the threat Lane Housing Projects. lieves clgarets are a major • AUTO. TRANS. before they get better. If, indeed, there votes. and some could get o ff tbs • RADIO ___ of 'the 2000's. He sold that during the that a leading Democrat, pa­ cause of cancer. Even smok­ fEirms and into other lines o f ie ever to 'be aiqdMng clvlUsed men next SO years, this society will have elim­ This same tactic was used by • VINYL INTERIOR rading €is Em independent, will ers refer to clgairets as "coffin work. But most would ralbar Rep. Bates Dies, can cell a solutlcn. inated or inmred away the multitude of Vlnoent ImpeUlttert In 1950. De­ 10 Years Ago canter the November lists. nails.” The American Medical fight tluu) switch — with som* risks Hfe and its envlrociment currently feated in the Democratic pri­ Association hEis come out Dr. Raymond D. SUnchfleld, reason, If the sltuatl(m ta one N-Sub Advocate face. This will be effected, he said, by mary, he was elected'as an in­ Eigainst smoking as detrimen­ $ .00 EisslstEmt Buperiiftendent of ricn tobac county Is typical: a willing and interested government and dependent In November. tal to heEtith. In effect, the gov­ town schools. Is appointed su­ ’The average age o f toboooo .WASHINGTON (A P ) —Rep. an economic base of astounding propor- The stunned Uberal leaders Q u o tation s ernment, half the people and 'Hie Acheson Cycle perintendent of the Wethersfield growers is 68. WilllEun Henry Bates o f Meums- Hon". Perfxmal fam ily incomes, he In the Democratic party today Why not give every taxpayer school system. the medical profession say to­ chusetts, top Republican on the Former Secretary of State Dean Ache- claims, will rise from today's level of have not fixed on any single who works for a U'ving a deple­ bacco is hEumful. At any rate, USDA subaldlaes tobojcoo farmers at home sod, House Armed Services Commit­ son finally seemed to meet himself full $8,000 to $20,000 thereby washing away standard-bearer, but former tion Eillowenoe? Every year that HowEird B. Keeney Euid Thom- In contrast to the 77.2 mil­ TED TRUDON. Inc. despite Congressional cirtictom tee and Eui ad'vocate of a nu- cycle the other day — but apparently the old Idea of saving for a rainy day. ’ Mayor Robert' Wagner, who was we work we get more and more as Elliott announce their can­ lion dollars spent by cleEir Navy, has died o f stomach VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE depleted, so why can’t we be didacy for the offices of trea­ about' exporting a product the without himself being at all conscious Rising productivity, increased popula­ trounced In the primary by the USDA, the U.S. Government, cancer.. 100%— so Days—1000 SBles Ouanuitoed of the encounter. tion and more schooling also will be a law-and-ordBr campaign of given the same oonslderaition eis surer and tax collector, through the Department of government has officially cesti- fiel aa harmfiti to the health, Batea, 62, died Sunday at Before the Senate-House miboommlttee part of the new society, and each will Ctty Controller Mario Procac- an oil well? respectively, of the Eighth Dis­ Health, Education and Wel­ Bethesda Naval Hoepltal where TOLLAND TPK E. — TALCXyrrVILLE 2 clno, was sounded out early —Rep. Thomas Rees, D-CEtllf. trict. (xamtderlng laeuea of economy in gov­ play an important role. According to fare, spends 4.4 mtilloii (See Page Nine) he hod been receiving X-ray Wednesday morning before the ernment, Acheson waa Intent on defend­ Professor Crawford, Americans will be treitiment from March 19 until going to school for the first 2S years final vote had even been count­ ing our present level c f mlUtary epend- about two weeks ago. Hls wife of their hvee. They will work the next ed. WEIS with him when he died, an kig. In his argument, he used two ap- 2S years and then^tlre at age SO with Wagner was "not enthusias­ proocbeB. aide aald. a guaranteed aftniml income of $1S,000. tic,” one party leader told us. Bates’ death left the House Find, he aald, current on the Professor Crawford said "It is even Another possibility la the long­ Fischetti political lineup at 344 Demo­ "mUltary-lndustilal complex" are very possible by the year 2000 that financial time labor negotiator and pow­ crats and 188 Republicans, with much like a national witch lamt, and a institutions w ill own houses and lease er broker, Theodore Khoel, who three VEUSEUicles. them to people, to eliminate the risk COMPLETE toBEff I came close to running In the Bates was elected In 1960 to 3 witch hunt very similar to «*»«* led by mSURAHElWJM* the late Senator Joseph McCarthy dur­ of home ownership." We 'will, he says, Democratic primary himself. succeed hls father Rep. George see a staggering progress In technolo­ To forestall this from happen­ ing the last years o f the Tnm an ad- Bates who had been killed itiong gy, greater Institutionalization of per­ ing, Lindsay and hls highly with 64 other persons when their INSURANCE mintotratlon. W » should rem m b er — sonal lives, a better educated and more capable campaign manager, airliner, coming In to land at aa Acheson hu never fotgot — that socially conscious population. R ldiard AureUo, are making National Airport, collided with a Acheson and the State Department were The professor's vision of the riskless soundings as to the potential mHltary plane piloted by a SERVICE prime taigete for McCarthy and Ms society In the year 2,000 is not fantasy. size and poUtical clout of a young Bolivian. charges they were "soft on Gommu- It Is the result of a great deal of re- Democrats-for-Llndsay organlza- nlaBn." We toiouki, aald Acheson, leoog- searrii and study. There Is already evi­ Ucn. What they would like Is nlns that "one of our faiU («a as a people dence o f the pattern of change develop­ quite obvious; An organlzatlan Ie our preocctqiatlcn with witches." ing. One need only look to our growing that would Join under the Lind­ REAL dependency upon government and our say tent aU defeated leaders Second, salo Acheson, we totouldn’t cut willingness to accept a lesser persoal In the Democratic primary. our military ^lending because It to "the ESTATE Involvement In the solution of our prob­ Part of this strategy Is Lind­ power of the Itoited States alone blocks lems. Also the Image of early retirement say’s plan to get another line the 8lni>4oviet ambfUaia." at 50 years does not seem quite aa Im- on the November ballot tor him­ Complete Expert Alterations At \o Charge-of Course! Hers, we have, then. In one neatly pos^ble as It soumto. This can be con­ self, offering voters a chsjice completed cycle, Mr. Acheacn watMng firmed by the growing Interest In voca­ to vote tor hkn not as the as against paying any attention to wicked tion home rites and mobile homes. $15,- nominee of the Uberal party FREE witch hunU like those o f the late 000 annually at retirement? Sounds a but as a non-party Independent. bit high, but not unreasonable. The very delivery McCarthy and, at the eame Ume, wjn In the Immediate aftermath tact that the theories of Professor Craw­ engaged In the process of trying to of Lindsay’s defeat, hls head­ ford even sound reasonable gives proof quarters was swamped with answer Senator MoCarthy and prove to that they are indeed possible. telephone calls—nuuty from fol­ Tour order for ding Meds Anderson -Little itSi ghod that Dean Acfasoon is really and oosmettM vriU bo taken ROBERT! SMITH, We ore not at all sure that a lowers of Herman Badillo, the A &hjui37 ojM/M oji luo/ tough, not soft, on Commtsdom. ' riskless" society to a destrabto goal. moot liberal Democrat In the enn of Immedlateiy. WSURANSMIIHS SINCE 1914 History seems to Indicate that a society Democratic jMimary — offering The presumption has to be that Dean IN BIANCHESTER Aobason was actually a batanced iHiwi that removes challenges sows the seede help In the fan campaign. o f pUbhc aervant, potantialy a aotne- of Its own deriructian. The movement AU this planning could go for 649-5241 (Manchester Parkade) West Middle Tumpike-Broad Street toward that society Is In prooeee now. thnes aaoe etatwesneii, to the era before nmight If the Uberal Demo­ M l MAIN STMIT, MANCHISTIS Phone 647-9776 ^ We are still able to give it direction if crats finoUy do decide to run IGm i. 1 n .w H ot I . Hm . M taW ha faerams ICoOarthy's target, and that we core enough.—THE COMMERCIAL a serious oaixUdate of their own only Ms feveied daslie to prove Mo- RECORD ok an Ind^wndent-Democrat. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ MONDAY. JUNE 28. 1989 IdANiCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1969 PAGE NtNB ------^ Hebron Traffic Aides Tolland NewaA-Miami SDS Splits, Seminole Land Claim iiX A R GA.*ElC*iC> Town Meeting 1 2 0 Jetiner Hijacked, ------B r CLAY R. POLLAN------147 Students Graduate ARKS LIBRA O b it u a r y Insist FA A , MAIi.21 Your Doily AcKWfy Gukh ' S€PT.23 Two Slates Retiirng Safely 'T Atcording fo lh» Stan. 't Due June 27 On Involves $35 Million --- -- APR. 19 CX:t'32 At Town Middle School id A M I (A P ) — A Spanish- ^5-6-9-22 To develop messoge for Tuesdoy, 35-»-54-59^ Stop Probe Through armed force and a School Funds Take Over WASHINdiPON (AP) — The speaking man bolding a knife ^24-27-72 reod words corresponding to numbers 62-67-89-90^ series of forcibly imposed treat­ Hie 147 student sl||Idh grade Richter, Linda Marie Roper, o f your Zodiac birth sign. Rev. David Jaxheimer, 75, Anal battle in adiat is the long­ and a bottle marked "ex^fo- ^T A U R U S KORPIO The Board o f Selectmen has You'll never liveiMr tornn ?■ sarin . . , (Contlniied from Page One) (Conthmed from Page One) ies the Sem lnc^ grtulually lost beouMe time L teetta develop) est and often bitterest Indian ' ToDand Middle Laura Elisabeth S^. HUalre, APR.M 1 You '3 1 Moke 61 Today OCT. 23 announced a town ‘ meeting In :etta develotw and their Florida lend until 1832 sives” hijacked a Jetliner irith p r l ^ yarn- roll of BQick A Wlitt* or dispute in the nation’s hM ory is ^ School received their cUpkitnss Robert Edward Saigent and ( (WAV SO 2 Benefit 32 Person 62 Too NOV. 21 Ko)la-cok>r film we give you ABSO­ Oosxlon, are Mlohaei Kionsky, aMment” when inveattgators in 89 penons aboard to Cuba. His 3 Don't 33 Be 63 To the Hebron Blemientary School Former Vernon Pastor, Dies being fought in an obscure gov­ when some tribe toaders agreed graduation oemnonies laM Jill Theresa Schlaefer. I> l 3- 8-10-251 LUTELY FItBE, a fresh roll offUm national secretary, and Miss called controllers from their ra­ wife end teenoged daughter 4 Personol 34 A 64 Matters Auditorium on June 27 at 8 121 for y w r earner*. We repUce the film to give up all claims and move week at the high school. Also James R. Schneider, 28-5083-85 5 Opportunity 35 Avoid 65 Won't ItOCKVIU^ — Hi. IU t . Dr. Bemardine Dorlm, interorgonl- dar sets to be questioned. ernment agency with nearly $35 were with Mm. p.m. you have developed. It'e *11 freeh- their people to what is now Valedletorian Sally Ann John Sevclk, Richard Oonnable GIMINI 6 Awaits 36 Period 66 jib» SAOITTARIUS ^ e d and top quality and Ko- Dcvld O. Juh.lmu', pMlor taUon secretary. mtUion at stake. 7 Arid Votera will be asked to au­ Flener saM the goal of the TrouideM won four the five The Newark-to-Miami Blast- 37 Friendly' 67 Strenuous I dak. f>o. Quick procetalnc Seminole Indians have asked Oklahoma. ot Shores Jr., Dlaae M arls Shee­ 8 Try 38 Could NOV. 22 / * \ MMHtiw o( th« rirat Bruictfl* E arly Sunday, the PLs h ^ investigation is "to find out the ern Airlines IXS returned safely 68 Socioble , thorize the appropriation of $8,- at lioar service for However, many semtnoles re­ Minnie Helen Hloks scholastic han, William AToert Slsber, JUI4E so 9The 39 Pleosurcs 69 Love-mokinc ryer black and white Oust been expelled from SDS by the nature of the so-called sponta­ the Indian Claims Cbmmission, '•21 000 from surplus to the Board M l U U lM n ii Canirch ot Rook- fused to l » v e and in 1888 the Award* preeented to the stu- to Miami Sunday a f^ ^lending - .>v3A36-51-53 10 To 40 For 70 Tips ^ a lUtle bit longer for w hidi opens hearln(gB today, to Susan Lee Single, Debra D. I ! Through 21-29-32-38/^ of Education account, as ap­ color). regulars, backed by their allies, neous illness.” The next step, he several hours in Havana. .^73-77-78 41 Moke 71 Moke Tfll*. died SuBdior In Wood- approve a $40 million claim' for second Seminole w ar broke out. . denia with the highest averages Smith, Drew LesUs Smith, Er- 12 Strong 42 Romontic 72 Now 41-46^1 1 proved by the Board ■of Finance. the Black Panther party. said, will be up to Secretary of 77110 hijacker and his family, CANCIR 13 Your 43 Follow 73 With hATM, N.T. He wma 78 yem 32 million acres of Florida the Before it was over, the Seml- • In Malhematlos, Sdenoe, Eng- nest Robert SmMh, Janice Ellen CAPRICORN Also, to authorize the Board A t that point some BOO SDS lyaitaportatkm John A. Volpe who had been issued tickets un­ JUNE SI 14 Brilliant 44 Up 74 Together noles under d d ef Osceola, hod Ueh and Language. Roger Smith, Harold John Stanley, 45 Adventure DEC. 22 Old. members began the caucus that and FAA Admlniatrator John H. tribe owned hi the 18th and ear­ der the names of "Mr. and Mrs. 15 Hopes 75 You've of Selectmen to abandon to killed more than 1,600 federal Steves won the Hl'cdcs award for Roger Peter Stavee, Paul J. JULY 22 16 Aspects 46 Trouble 76 Save JAN. 19 V^'5 Charter and Emily Rochette the Dr. Juhaliner w m bom In ended in the P L expulsion. Shaffer. ly 19th centurlea. 17 Run 47 And troops and cost the government ■ocial studies. and Mias Perez,” remained in 77 Improved 1^17 lULKl/iTr- Shaffer, he said, ordered the The government has offered Taggart, Robert William Thom­ ^13-18-30-33 18 Hopes 48 Or unused portion of Chestnut Hill iUGGETT DRUG Bethlehem, Pn., on Mnreh 7, PL spokesmen said they advo­ ths Cuban capital. i/49-63-84-87 the Indians $6.8 million. $20 million. The class (Kautetorlan was as, Jon Arthur Thourin and 19tdeo 49 Dashed Rd., in exchange for a 60- UM. He aerred aa peator of cate world revolution by aU investigiBtlon. Second O fficer Datrid Savage 20 Business 50 Much 80 You Osceola, tiick«l Into surren­ John Wlegold. Charles Warbeck Rtindl Marie Tomaeek. LIO AQUARIUS foot right of way from Chest­ (ha BoekvUle Church from U88 workers rather than movements The controllers are forbidden The Scmlnoles owned most of said a bottle labeled "Danger: 21 A 51 O f • 81 Money JAN. 20 such as the Panther party, Florida when Spain gave up the dering, died in a federal prison reccl'ved the a'ward for most Im- Also,' Georgia Ellen Tonn^ 22 More 52 Especlolly 82 Great nut Hill Rd. to Rt. 66. This to IM t. by law to strike, and the FAA Explosives" was tied to the hi­ yS l-., AUG. 32 23 Beirjg 53 Expansion 83 Too FEB. 18 which they attacked aa "black territory to the United States in lit 1838, but many Seminolee re­ proved student. tore. Bally Ann Trousdell, Dl- is now being used by the LaMt ireek membera ot the threatened discliriinary action if jacker’s wrist by a string. 24 Versatile 54 Thot 84 The 1- 2-11-5 nationalist.” 1819. They claim the American treated into Florida’B swnmpe Roeemary CMtler and Ruesell «ne Joyce Usher, Kathleen _ )12-16-40-42 25 Accomplish 55 The 85 Quickly town as an access road from church honored Dr. Jaxhetmer they conducted what amounted " I t Iiooked like pink sugar and ^45-52-69 37-47-68 Convention security was tight. white man robbed the tribe of and Aghting continued o ff and AmBkide received the Smith Freda Urtwr, Lynn Ann 'Ven- 26 Could 56 High 86 Given Rt. 96 to Chestnut HIU Rd. with a taathnciilal aervlce and to one. inside this was a test tube ot 27 Arlens 57 And 87 Ground PISCES The Ooventry Day Sehoel, iRe* on until the 1934 peace treaty. awards for the highest averages drillc, Chartea Jamies Warbeck, VIRGO End* Training recepUan (a obaervance ot the Delegates and observers were Last Thursday Jack Maher, the land at arms point and what looked like methlolate, 28 Too 58 Good 88 Plans FEB 19 ■0th aaalTeiaaty of his onJlna- searched from hair to shoes. national coordinator ot the or­ through false treaties, k point The tribe made its Aret claim in Spelling and Bk^lUh. Unda B. Works, Ruelene M. 29 Contrary 59 Are 89 Or Pfc. Thomas E. Aykroyd Jr., with wax on top of it,” he said. SEPT. 22 30 May 90 Costly . WAR. 20 Wallets and purses were ran­ for compensation 19 years ago. The American Legion Good Wegner, John Henry Welgold 60 You 22, son of M r. and Mrs. Thomas SUMMER DAY CAMP don. He was not able to attend ganization, said controllers not contended by the govern­ " I t probably w(es Just a diver­ 43-44-55-58, sacked for any evidence the The Claims Commlsaton ruled Citizenship Awards wero pre- Dorerti M. Wentworth, 4- 7-20A4 ^ ^ G o o d ( Adverse ^ N c t t ? A E. Aykroyd, Burrows HIU Rd., because o f his health. The were enforcing air safety rules. ment. sion, you don’t know what It ly65-66-74 70-75-79-86^ CAM P PERIODS bearers might be newsmen or five years ago that the Semi- , sented to Linda Rcqier and Cathy M. Wert, Jo-Ann ESlen has oom^e(ted a 26Aineek (tele­ procram was to be taped and In addition, he said, "w e are Attorneys for the Seminolee It, of course.” poUce. noles now living in Florida and Roger Steves. West, Michael WUUam Wong, type trtertyperwriter equipment SumiMT 1969 sent to him. telling our people if there la any figure the land was worth an av­ Stewardess Rose Mary Evans SDS security force ssaid the Oklahoma owned most of Flori­ Board of Education chairman Gerald Francis Works, Debra repair oourae at the Army Dr. Jaxhelmer had served in indication that physically or erage of at least $1.25 an acre of Atlanta said the man called HartfMd, Brooklyn, N .T., and procedure had stopped two sher­ mentally they are not able to do when the government took it In da irf' 1823, when the United David Cook ■was the main 'Fost anft John Harold Southeastern Signal Schoct, Ft. Oampers may regrister for any one or more of to her and drew a knife. Gordon, Ga. Freeport, L.I. He served a term Bev. David O. daxheteier iff’s deputies and numerous top-notch Jobs, they iriiould not the 1820s. Government lawyers States elalmed treaty rights. ^leaker o f the evening, subeU- Yurgel. Cigaret Paradox the Oamp Senriim "He couldn’t speak English H e h ^ been trained to In­ as aaalatant to the president of newsmen. Searchers were also go to work, call in sick, have ev­ estimate Us value at about 18 The U.S. OcAlrt of Claims upheld tuting fo r retiring school teach- BnUettn Board a son, Dr. David P. Jaxhelmer, but he beckoned me to unlock stall, repair and service Army Si—ion 1—Jnne SO-Jnly 11 the New York and New England directed to confiscate weapons erything they need taken care cents per acre. the decision. er Mrs. Ruth Matteeon. The Planning and Zoning (Continued from Page 6) a brother, Erwin JaXhetmer, and narcotics. the door," she said. "He didn’t teletype sets. Synod of the United Lutheran of. And If they are working, to Some of the Florida land was Just a year ago the Indian The seventh grade bond led Commiesion will hold a special Scaedion 2—July l^Jnly 25 and five grandchildren. tay anything.” continues to send it abroad to o' « and probably nicotine 2 Church before coming to Rock- In spite of the security meas­ try not to overextend them­ quite valuable—containing fo­ Claims Oommisslon settled, the class in the processional, meeting tonight at 8 in the Town is part ot Session 3—July 28-A$«ist 8 Puntral services will be held ures, some reporters and under­ The pilot, Capt. Bernard L, vine. selves.” rests of live oak trees, in de­ largely in favor of the Indiane’ followed by the weloomlng ad- Hall. friendly nationB. Some nlcotlne-leas clgEurets Session 4—August ll*Aagust 22 Wednesday at 8 p.m. at St. Hutain, said the incident oc­ He attended Allentown Prep cover investigators managed to Friday, Maher said the mem­ mand then by shipbuilders and contentions, the route o f the old dresD given by class prartdent The VFW Post 241 and Auxll- USDA does not regard Itself produced some years sigo feill- Public Records Luke’s Evangelical Lutheran get In. One large insurance curred Just south of Norfolk, School, and was graduated from bership was cautioned “to be­ particularly for naval vessels. Spanish road, an early trail Rosem sry Grttler. The Rev. J. *®ry wiH hold a Joint meeting EUB responsible for consumer ed on the marlcet, but there Is a Warrantee Deeds AGES 4 YRS. to 13 YRS. OLD Muhlenberg College in AUen- Church, Woodhaven. company placed two obeervers Va., and the men in his 60s with ware of overstressing the safety Much of the land was the In­ across NorUi Florida from St. CUfiord Curtin deU-vered the in- tonighit at 7 :30 in the Post Li ft M Homes Inc. to Charles Burial will be In the Lutheran inside to leam how revolutionar­ a deeply lined face said "Ha­ health. Dr. Robert J. Anderson, “ etWte “ movement toward low- REGISTER NOWI town, Pa., In 1M6. He graduated committee recommendation dians’ hunting grounds. Crops Auguetine to Pensaciria. n ils vooaUoo, followed by Welgolds Home. er ter Emd nicotine dgarettes A. and Bernice K. Woodbury, Cemetery, Middle Village, N.Y., ies planned to infiltrate busi­ vana, Havana." Hutain added, from the Philadelphia Seminary which refers to getting incapaci­ were raised on portions of the was the northern boundary of salutory speedi calling for Board of Srtiectmen will aaeociate administrator of the ^ „ a,,«,raing to Horn. property on Redwood Rd., <»n- on Thursday after a brief serv­ ness. "I got the messagie.” TuleplioM 742.4966 in 1910. tated through illness and fatigue land. the lard claimed by the Indtans. "peace ion earth." meet tomorrow night at 7:80 Agricultural Research Serv- ^MA — deeplte recelv- veyance tax $42.85. When Dr. Jaxhelmer retired ice art St. Luke’s Church at One was a mindsklrted girl ” His daughter, who said she Mulroneys Wed 50 Years to the point where mental alert­ The long Seminole dispute Attorneys for the tribe esti­ Vene Hardli^, principal of Town Hall, Ice and a non-smoker, said ". .. jg million doUars irom the Charles A. and Bernice K. T rents porterHon Fwwhhod from Wa post at the Rockville 10:30 e,m. with a degree In psychology. was 16, came into the cockpit ness is diminished.” started In 1818 when Gen. An­ mate about 1,600 Semlnoles still the Middle Sch^, announced Young Republican dub Yes, we’re producing a product tobacco industry over a year Woodbury to Gerald Alan Bottl- 3 Friends may call at the N. Although the convention was Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mul 1919 at St. Bernard’s Church. and acted as interpreter, ^le Church, he and Mrs. Jaxhelmer On the same day, Shaffer said s Swimming s Archery G drew Jackson Invaded Florida live in Florida and 8,600 more the awards, end the diplomas tonight at 8 at the that is easentlaUy harmful, ' but period for "health-related re­ cello and Jean Ann Botticello, moved to Woodhaven, N. Y. Walker Funeral Home, 80th run according to parliamentary roney of Talcottville Rd., Ver­ They also have two grandchll- there ‘Ta recognized need for was short but attractive, with # A rts and Crafts 0 to punish the tribe for hiding fu­ reside in Oklahoma, \diioh were passed out by Cook. home of Town Chairman Rus- al the same time, if the con- search" — has taken tlte iposi- property at 88 Server St., con­ where he served aa associate St., Woodhaven, tomorrow from procedure, the hostile factions dran, Mrs. Alex Flem ing of additional air traffic control shoulder-length black hair and * Nature Study 0 tanoMr flw tre non, were feted at a 50th wed­ gitive American slaves and would mean about $7,500 for The eighth grade class sang «evenaon. Sherry Or. sumer stUl wants to smoke, how uon that smoking Is detrimental veyance ta x $26.40. pastor at St. Luke's Lutheran 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. His body frequently shouted down opposi­ Stafford Springs' and Mrs. Jan staffing to meet the demands on s VoOeybaU G H«I kiI> rR ding anniversary celebration didn’t end officially until a each if the entire $40 million Is "He’s Got the Whole World in RopubUcan Town Com- prevent It?” to the health end ta now produc- EmUy F. KeUy to Robert C. Church. will lie in state at St. Luke’s tion speakers and chanted ob­ Broga of Elast Hartford and a the system.” were from Newark and that she peace treaty was signed In 1934. awarded. Hls Hands," foUowed by the val- *"*t*«® will meet toomorrow He said the mort USDA could ing literature aimed at reduc- mid Patricia S. He/tzel, proper- South S trust Cuvmilry, C o m l While in Rockville Dr. Jax­ Churdi on Wednesday from 3 to scenities. yesterday afternoon at their great-grandson, Wayne Broga of Sunday the controllers sent a had been in high school,” Hu­ 6:30 p.m. The first Seminole war, waged However, congresB will beter- edlctcry address by Miss Trou- 8,t 8:30 in the Town HaU. do. In his opinion, was to "re- ing the number of smokers. ty at 83 Starkweather St., con­ hetmer served as chairman of When Black Panther leaders home. East Hartford. telegram of protest to Volpe, tain said after the plane re- by Jackson, ended In 1818, a mine how the money w ill be al­ sou. The Rev. Donald MUler de- Confraternity of Chris- duce the hEurmful elements” fat But there is plenty of induce- veyance tax $18.16. the Housing Authority and took The family suggests that in called on co-eds to use "sex- Friends and relatives from Ml . Mulroney was employed Shaffer, the airlines, the Airline tuiTjed to M iam i Sunday night. located when and If it appropri­ Uvered the BenedidUon. ^^n Doctrine teachers v/iU meet clgarete. ment to smoke. The cigaret in- Albert and Juliette Roussel to an active part in the develop­ lieu of flowers those wishing to power” to stir revolution, they Manchester, Monroe, New aa a guard at Pratt and Whit­ Pilots Association, the Flight year before the United States "T h e man was in the Jump do so make memorial contribu­ ates the funds. Graduating class offioera be- tomorrow night fit 8 In Ht. Mat- Artced whether USDA rather dustry shells out 318 million dol- "^ACk A. and Lois M. Brown, ment of the town's first Hous­ were drowned out by screaming Britain, Hartford, Vernon and ney Division of United Aircraft Safety Foimdatlon and the Na­ had legal rights In the territory. seat behind me and very nerv­ tions to the Building Fund of sides Mias GotUer are John thow’s Partah Center. than another agency should un- Ians a year tor advertisements. P«>perty at 86 Kenwood D r„ ing Project for the Blderiy at feminists who stood on chairs Stafford Springs attended the Corp., East Hartford, before he tional Transportation Safety ous. I exidaided w e’d have to the First Evangelical Lutheran Gray, vice president; Catherine dertake a claimed 3 mllliim occupying 8 pec cent of TV and oonveysuice tax $29.16. Franklin Park. shouting “ male chauvinists!” event which was given by the retired 10 years ago. Both Mr. Board. open bags to get maps but East­ WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRIDES Church of Rockville or to St. Itayloi, secretary, and Joan Manchester Evening Her­ dollars worth of health-related radio time, to glamorize smok- Benjamin and Antonetta Wtar- Survivota indude his wife, The walls of the rundown old couple’s son-in-law and daugh­ and Mrs. Mulroney are mem­ ’’Reports continue that con­ Court Applies ern would cooperate. Mrs. Christine Paid Jaxhelmer; Luke’s Memorial Fund. About Town Cliorches, treasurer. ald ToUand oorrespondent, tobajcco research when its ing. The naUonal Clearinghouse J o s e j* C. and Sandra C. convention hall were plastered ter, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Smith bers of St. Bernard’s Church, trollers are being removed from "I gathered the family weis North Manchester Al-Anon Graduating students are Rus­ Bette Quatrale, tel. 8TS-2845. primary focus is on what is good for SmMdiv and Health last property at 49 Whitney with colorful posters proclaim­ of Stafford Springs. Rockville. (Herald photo by Bu- already critically understciffed Jeopardy Rule having difficulty with our lan­ Family Group will meet sell AmEnde, Cathy Lee Ander­ tor the farmer, he said the year spent 2 mlUlon doUara to conveyance tax $22. Day In...Day Ouf.d. ing the superiority of Chinese The couple was married June caivlcius.) poidtions, subjected to crude, guage and adjusting to our cul- Mr*. Sophie G oroy ca Wednesday at 8 p.m. In the son, George W ebrter Arnold money had been appropriated talk people out of smoking that Mary Lou Sherwood Bobert D. Wilson and North Vietnamese commu­ unethical and exhausting har­ To State Cases tuTEd differences. The girl wore Mrs. Sophie Gorezyea, 76, of nism. . Parish House at 386 N. Main Jr., William y. Baker Jr., Deb­ and there was nothing he could was lera than 1-lOOth of the Bernard J. and Atsul^ Balon, aobeit D. Wilson, 44, oi Park assment, then ordered back to (Contlnaed tram Page One) Hebron a mini skirt and was very calm. WlUlmantic, sister of Michael St. The Thursday group will orah Lee Bartley. Ronald Glenn do about it. sum the tobacco industry spent P^'operty at 166 Loomis St., oon- Ridge, HI., formerly of Man- controlling aircraft” “He menttoned the language Wllk of Manchester, died Fri­ meet at 8 p.m. in the Pathfind­ sihal! Harlan and Potter Stewart Beaton, Mark D. Benedix, He conceded the money had ^®r broadcast commercials veyance tax $18.70. cheetsr, died suddenly Saturday Registration problem and the daughter said oa PRESCRIPTIONS day night in a WllUmantlc con­ French Foreign Aims said the court, by deciding the Admlnlstrartix Deed ers Club at 102 Norman St. Both Jeannette Robin Bennett; Kim­ Etlone 245 million dollars. morning in Park R li^ . Cuba was their country and been appropriated In rc^xmse valescent home. The funeral double Jeopardy issue, had berly Ann Benson, Oaiy M. Dorothy O. Poullot, executrix . . . resulting in meaningful Funensf services were held Four Judges Manchester Area groups meet weekly and are Wednesday For they wanted to go back,” Hutain to dep^men^ ^ atea ofo f Despite ^ contrast, Uie mes- ^ ^ was this morning from the Com­ open to friends and relatives turned Its back on the "(sound Blair, Gary Blanchette, Kath­ of the estate of Clayton W. Tay- today at the Rysn Funeral said. "About every 16 minutes I with a s l^ sage gets through to some. The to James H. and BeverW savings to you every .day! Home, Park Ridge. Burial was munity Funeral Home, 134 T o Hew Gaullist Line living with or near a person principle” of avoiding’ ccnsUltu- leen Blauvelt, Oondace Lee G irls’ Teams talked to the passsngera to keep who smoke a . Gifford, property at 217 Church St., WlUlmantic, with a Accept Code Police Arrest with a se-vere drinking problem. tlonal questions whenever po(Ml- BUss, Bruce Albert Bodnar, In Paik Ridge. (Continued from Pago One) them assured.” 'tom 47 per cent in u^on stT ronveyance tax No ups and downs in your Praicriptfam Mass of requiem at St. Joseph’s ble in the disposition (rf cases. Jeffrey Bonadies, Paid Victor costs—no "discounts’’ (pdfiY. “Segnlnr Mr. Wlison was bom May 22, (Continued from Page One) Driver in South Registratlon for ithe girls’ end "When we were over Miami, I ^ go ^ to 42 per cent this year. ,„.e0. - Church. Burial was In St. Jo­ than support Centrist candidate The Greater Hartford Legal They maintained that (he is­ Bousquet II and Clifford OUver prices" tomorrow! 1926 in Ludlow, Mass., .^on of they were basically for De iwen women’s------softball teams will---- be toe man it was hta lost emokere — one out Quliolalm Deed seph's Cemetery. justices—would be required to Alain Poher in the presidential Secretaries Association will sue should have been decided on Bowen. David W. WUson o f 26 Elm Ter. GauUe but reserved the right to Windsor Crash Also,’ Unda Elizabeth Boy- held this Wedneaiay evening at to change ihls mind, but ®=®to accldentaUy. annex to the University of Mai> in the “Battle of the Bulge.” been critical of some aspects of firm a belief in God. Harold WlBlam HaU Jerry charged beg^nlng July 1. the bill. He is scheduled to appear in School St.; and Miss Joan Sat- tstcared through tti© mail wlU include ”°®® Ormsby said whoever was with yland. Survivors, besides his father, Award Winner Reindicted on aJl three Thomas Harrison, CeltoI G. The fee for mEiIe dogs or Manchester Circuit Court 12 ryb, 73 Franklin St. . 1 ... receive a peat card shortly, eIlm^U«* and William Todzia, 17, of HOCKVILLE—Alphonsus C. recently completed homes. an appeal by a University of investlgaitlon of an accident with the First Marine Aircraft the first trial on that charge. into the open and there are forts to block or change a reso­ June 13 in the Vernon Lanes lot rine Liunpron, Daidd George (A(AP)—High P )—High tide along .the Con- phe flowing courses wlU he J which I think the Newington, ft lay 100 feet west Teralla, 73, of Hartford, father The preface to the magazine Con.-.ecticut professor who has Wing in Vietnam. This wing Is He also opgued the burglary sig.13 the public criticism may lution now before the Senate to Landry, Michetol R iclu rd La- necUcut stwre today will be dropped d^ITto l^iSfolent^reg- wouldn’t be useful. But « a^rking lot, on one of the of Bernard J. Teralla of Rock­ article where the Goldberg b:en barred from making "ma- on Rt. 83. the air arm of the Third M a­ conviction could not stand on A L I Y 'A increase. reassert the Senate’s role in any Konarskl is scheduled to ap­ Pointe, WUUam Laramie, Rob­ from 4:30 p.m. at New London istea^- Mathematic lahorf. "““ w what that level Is. highest points in 'the city. ville, died yesterday at Hart­ home aippears, said, "Each of liciou.s or obscene" disruptive rine Amphibious Force in the the theory the Jury was In­ istiation: Mathematic labora­ Last ’ week freshman Sen. commitment made by the e.xec- ert Paul Larsen Jr., Ann Eliza- Below that, It wouldn’t be tobac- The ■vlctfan moved recently ford Hospital. these houses, which were select­ pear in Rockville Circuit Court I Corps Technical Zone of the fluenced by testimony on the to 6:80 p.m. at Bridgeport. tory; vocal music (elemen­ public statements on campus. berth Lemek, Juanita Joyce Len- CO. The consumer uses tobax> from N ew Britain to Kenstng- (Jharles E. Goodell of New York utive branch to foreign coun­ 12 July 15. larceny count. Low tide today at Old Say- tary); and vocal music (second­ Survivors also Include his ed from among hundreds across The American Civil liberties Republic of Vietnam. The wing thocha, Debra Jean Luginbuhl made a floor attack on the \"et- tries. , Joseph Gardner, 30, of Ches­ brook 'Will be at 11:30 a.m. ary). .oo for whatever pleaflure he gets ton. wife, 4 other sons, 3 daughters, the United States, makes a Union appeal for Jack L. Roach operates several hundred air­ The court today sent that con­ and Sussm Ann Lutton. a brother, 13 grandchildren, and cran GOP leader for his at­ “ During the cam paign," he ter, Conn., and Ronald A. TIki seawater temperature at Summer school 'wlU begin significant contribution to de­ claimed the temporary injunc­ craft, Including fighter, attack, viction back for reexamination, A lso, George Luurtsema, a great-grandchild. tempts to block ■ nomination of said, "there was to much talk Gardner, 37, of Talcottville Rd., Bridgeport 1s near 00. Friday, and continue through sign progress and the gener­ tion obtained by university offi­ reconnaissance, helicopter and saying It was "not obvious on Lynn MEicKinnon, Kathleen Private/funeral services will Dr. John H. Knowles as the rui- about Congress shirking its du­ Vernon, were both charged "with „ , u Sun(Mt today wUl be at 8:28, August 8. al quality of living.” cials from a state court \dolated transport aircraft. It also sup­ the face of the record .that the be held’homorrow at Rose Hill tion's top health officer. ties and giving a blank check to breach of peace after they al­ Maichoi^ Ji^ “*** sunrise Tuesday wUl be at The Goldberg's house was al­ the professor'.s free speech ports other American and Free burglary con'vlctlon was affect­ Herve Martin, Michael Allan Funeral/Home, 580 Elm St., And Massachusetts Sen. Ed­ the President. It puts Republi- legedly caused a disturbance at 6:19. so one of several featured in rights. World Forces in the five north­ ed by the double Jeopardy viola­ Masse, Donna Marie Mosterson, A »5,000-«® Rocky Hill. Burial will be in ward W. Brooke, also serving ,cans who were here and said a local gas station. tion.” Boating weather for Long Is­ Union President Dies yesterday's New 'iTork Times on ernmost provinces of the Re­ Shelia Ann Malteychuk, Wtniam 2 Rose Hill Memorial Park, his first term, has been eager this last year into a tight posi­ Roach, other professors and Beth men are scheduled to land Sound: Winds will be south the front page of the real estate public of Vietnam . Before It could decide, the **- E. Mart,tBon, Nancy A. McBride, NORWALK (AP)—The presi­ Rocky Hill. for a showdown witli Dirksen tion," ,:everal hundred students held appear in Rockville Circuit secUon. The Times described court said. It would have to ex­ to southearterly at about fi-ve dent and business m anager of Savings Bank There are no calling hours. over the Knowles adfair. Few criticf, how'ever, would demonstrations last fall to pro­ Court 12 July 5. .Donna Lynn McLuskey, Greg­ the home as "a geometric ar­ Pvt. John P. King, son of amine Maryland laws and the knots this morning end 10 too 16 Teamsters Local 191 la dead of Memorial contributions may These moves are symptomat­ go as far as Goodell who told test recruitment on campus by ory James McQuald, .Lu-Ann rangement of / intersecting Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. King, Is ^ e should be given prior con­ knots this afternoon, becoming an apparent heart attack. be made to the charity of the ic of growing feeling among Uie the Senate last Wednesday that the Dow Chemical Co. and the Miller, Kevin M. Milotte, PatU LIFE INSURANCE cur\-es, cubes, solids and 33 Marion Dr., is serving as sideration by state courts. southweaterly at about 10 knots Leo M. Kuenstler, 48, died at donor's choice. ntwer GOP senators that Dirk­ Dirksen should withdraw ills ob­ Olin Mathieson Co. Lou Minor, Susan Lynn Miner, TOids." ammunition and security man tonight and shifting to north- hta home here Saturday. He had sen is out of step with the times. jection to appointment of Dr. Michael J. MivUle, Donna Lee Strai'ight LK» PoNcy The house is set on a heavily Two board of trustees meet­ Marcus Shift 'westerly Tuesday morning. been active in Teamster affairs Knowles as assistant secretary with Headquarters Battery, 3rd Morin and Jlnuny Michael Mor­ wooded site, on the side of a While the critical Republicans ings last January also were pro­ Cloqdy skies this morning will for some 20 years and at the Costs Only of health, education and welfare Battalion, 80th Artillery, In rison. Personal Notices hill that offers' a breath-taking are unlikely to dislodge Dirksen tested. bring' a few showers, folloyred time of his death was secre­ for health and "allow the Senate Darmstadt, Germany. A 1968 No Accord Also, Gary Edward Moskey, view of Hartford. The house is now from the party leadership He Was arrested on three sep­ Dismaying by more general showers and tary of the Freight Division of to work its w ill.” graduate of Manchester High Susan Lynn Mulhern, Debra A. sided, inside and out, by clear he has lieUt for a decade, they arate occasiona,. and charged thunderstormn later today, to- New England Regional Team­ r . i In Memoriam While the New York Republi­ School, he took his basic train­ Natale, Elrtc Nelson, Robert An­ I 3 cedar, finished with bleaching could pose a threat should the With breach of the peace. The Reached On ______night and Tueisday morning, be- sters Organization. 1970 election bring another in­ can did not go as far as he had To Dempsey ing at Ft. Campbell, Ky. thony Noonan, Kathleen O’Neill, PENNIES A DAY In loving raemor>’ o t our dear oil. The same material is used charges ar-e still pending. And IW a ii’ David' PanfUl, Rdbert coming partly sumy Tuesday Kuenstler will be buried in flux of younger, more liberal in a Canada press conference grandmother, Teresa Caadii, who for the ceilings. Floor.s are of Roach, who teaches sociology, (Continued from Pago One) ggt. Margar^T A. Williams, EMward Porker, Ly)lla M ary afternoon. "VWibUlty "will be St. John’s Cemetery, Norwich, paased au'ay June 23. 1366. GOP senators as happened in where ho referred to Dirksen as State Taxes slate. was placed on probation. Paul, Margaret Ann Peokham, Bir«e «ve miles through ear- Tuesday. He Is survived by his 1966 and 1968. an "obstructionist," he did say said Dempsey, "so Uve state’s '^^oghter of Alfred L. Williams, (Continued from Page One) day do wo remeenher. Probably the most outstand­ His appeal, by ACLU attorney Melody Perry, Diane ElUabeth >y Tuesday, then five miles or widow, a daughter, his mother, C o ll A. loving thought we i^ve, Two-thirds of the GOP sena­ he believes "v e ry deeply in the business can proceed into the Russell St., Is now serving . havf. enough support, among one no longer with ua. ing exterior feature of the house Melvin L. Wulf, said: "The use Puta, Lucinda Rau, Nancy Ann more Tueeday afternoon. two brothers and a sister. tors elected in these two years, Preside-t’s right to nominate next fiscal year on an orderly ^ ^ medical specialist with the But in our heana sUll lives. is a large cylindrical' sectio.-, of the injunction to regulate Democrats to be enacted. plus two appointees, favor whomever he wants for such a basis.” Aerospace Defense Command Jeanette. Shirley and Jackie. that juts from the middle of the campus demonstrations is in­ During the weekend Marcus by Salvador Dali post and that "these principles-, Dempsey announced the spec- Grandview, Mo. A graduate front facade, greater GOP initiatives in the creasingly being utilized by uni­ announced he was withdrawing 646-1700 In Memoriam domestic area, an end to the e. sential facets of our govern­ ial session Monday after meeting ?, . ' School, Ar- Goldberg, ■who is a building versity administrators. In ear­ support of the Democratic com ­ Vietnam war a’-d a le? . ening of ment, are being violated." with Marcus and other legis- Heights, Mass,, she at- promise. contractor, built the house him­ lier days injunctions have been In loving memory o ( our dear emphasi:. on military matters. -•Ind Brooke, who has told the latlve leaders. It was the pack- College of St. Cath- MANCHESTER’S JUNE 26. 27, 28 mottior, Teresa Casdli. who depart­ self : the architects are Charles used to cripple trade unions; But two other Senate leaders. and well prove if! In this they join such GOP ve­ \\ hite House there are sufficient age put together at that tlme^®'’ "® *" ^ a ^ M in n . ed from this world. June 23. l%5. Gwathmey and Richard He.-.'der- and to hobble the civil rights President Pro Tempore Charles terans as Sens. Jacob K. Javits votes to confirm Knowles, is ea­ that was ratified by rank an(T her wniie has gone forever, son. nrovement in the South. T. A'lfano and Assistant M ajor­ Only Fuel O il Dealer file— Democratic- legislators at >• Army Sgt. James H. Flana-Flana And her hand we cannot touch, of New York. Clifford P. Case of ger for Ni.xon to press the mat­ "It also has been utilized to ity Leader William Hickey, aold We shall never lose sweet memor­ ter. the two caucuses the lollowlng ^ and Mrs. Rtch- ies. New Jersey and John Sherman inter-fere with the First Amend- they would abide by the agree­ Of the one we io\'ed ao much. Cooper of Kentucky who have Brooke, meanwhile, is also Thursday n l^ t ^^'anagan, 17 O’Leary ment. Open 24 Hours A Day! Royal Sub at Groton nrent rights of tho;e opposed to ______Hr., is serving as rifleman______in GRAND OPENING always stood to the left of the trying to get a Senate vote on Badly misaed hy her r .acini equality. the 1st Cavalry Division (A ir­ The governor has said ttie D au^ter and 6on-in-Law GROTON (AP)-The pride of party ; leadeiship. his resolution urgi-g the Nixon "The injunction is a powerful mobile) in Vieftnam. His wife, special session will deal oidy Britain’s nuclear submarine "They're closer to the mood administration to take the lead Hotel Room Theft You are cordially invited to see ihe ‘A liya li." a set of 25 prints from the In Memoriam we.rpon which has historically Patricia Ann, lives with his ^th fiscal matters and last two MORIARTY BROTHERS fleet entered the U.S. Subma­ of the country, " one Democratic in seeking a U.S.-Soviet morato- been the object of judicial parents. days. MgifiM' f 0 < C original gouaches of Dali which summarize the great chapters in the history rine base here Saturday on a leadership source said privately rum on testirg and dep'oyment CHICAGO (AP)—Thieves re­ of Israel and liespeak the major problems facing it in the years ahead. In loving memory of Charles M abuse. If not clos-ely supervised portedly stole several thousand ------W liere CustomMS For Over Plummer, who fiaiieed away June courtesy visit. of the GOP newcomers. of MIRVS—multiwarhead, inde­ as. 1367 ty this court to assure compli­ dollars worth of Jewels from t o . Drag Connecticut River Va of A Come in, meet our staff, and enjoy ihe hrealhiaking selection of original art Just why his passing had to be. The HMS Valiant, under One of the new Republicans pendently aimed missiles which ance with constitutional re- H o v e C o m e Mobil S a v in g s B a n k Cmdr. Robin King, sailed into the hotel room o f Mr. and Mrs / o r KeconcUiatlon on display every day in our gallery, i'^riced $ I 5 lo $500. We cannot know or say, agreed. represent the next step in the quirerirents, the abuses are For Unidentified Body W i s t ■— heating Oil | Onntury] But cdl he touched have better port to the strains of "Hello William Beers of Greenwich INGOLSTADT, Germ an v lives. Referring to efforts by him­ a>-ms race. bound to multiply.” IM R TFO RD , Cbim. (A P ) _ Dolly" played by a navy band. Saturd^ night. (AP) _ Dorelvn Minister WUly Because he i w k v I tbelr way. self and Sen.s. Richard Schweik- Biooke has 10 GOP senators There were no dissents an- ^ h c e dragged the OonnecUcut Cmdr. King served as an ex­ According to Chicago police, Brandt says West Germany /163 Tolland Turnpike, Burr Corners Shopping Plaza Wlto. er of Pennsylvania, Charles among his 40 rospor-iors, none r suriced and no expression of ittver this morning for the body OF M a n c h e s t e r Ofra. M u v u y Piumnit-r, change officer at the base for the couple said they left their should seek "reconciliation and Manchester, Connecticut 646-1914 McC. Mathias of Maryland and from the party le.a.ler-hip, and the court’s positlcn given other­ ^ an unldarrtlfled man who CALL 643-5135 Daughter*, Ifaiilyn and two years. He also served on room in the Drake Hotel for agreement” with Poland and 923 Main Street Chutene Mar'ow Cook of Kentucky. Sen. all relative newcomers except wise than the S'tatement that the the ill-fated sub Thresher. dinner and returned to find their other Communist nations of Eu- ‘’eportsd Jumped oO'^ M A N C H e S IC R Mon.-Fri.l:30-9:30p.m. • Sat. 10a.m.-9:30p.m. • Sun. 1:30-6:30p.m. Bon. Robert . William Saxbe of Ohio said "W e for Case, Javits and Cooper. 301 OENTER STRlEBT appeal had been denied. jewela missing. rope’s eastern bloc. Founder’s Bridge about Q;so p.m. Sunday. •v> '■

p j m t w MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN 5| toner and wMld Mon be cetttr butonene waa to aacure the word that the ttillltary parade Riusia Turns the Clock Back Oed aa auob. ItooiA the KGS, ouatar o< DUbeak m Party Sac- would dafliittaly be c a n n e d , V e rn o n the word waa that he waa part rotary and Snirtoraky from the although they nerer Mtlanctarl- ot a "aourttar • rrrolutlooary party preatdium at aa impend- ly axpUlned why. Nearly a SUMMER HOBBY gang,” with H gb aocorapboea ing meeting of the CSeobotoorak week o f oonfueton aial apecuU- GRAVES ,Lake Street School Faces Who Rules? Hard to Tell to the amy aeid eUiwhere, who Central Onnnilltaa. tton Mtowed. Foreign mtoUtry 6-Wed( Beuiw— only SIIM would aoon be triad. In all the loi« aerlaa of Botvfat- and other goremment ofllel^ HOME IMPROVEMENT OENTER ■) Ur ooavwUon, InKUIliic a longw it e Spriot leadcri maintain- Suaptdon again daac ended on Caach negotlattona going bade refuaed to confirm or deny the Heating Problems Again „ iWajred cultural axchaiice ed unity in the difficult weeka unhappy Leningrad, wboaa par- to Notrotny*a tall, it waa the reporta. !> «* «»»» mlnl^ of- 22 Biich St.—Mandiester, Oobrl GUITAR b i tcowK moanu with Inoim- agreement, acreeinc aftar y«aia which foIlowM, but toward the Tbs Lake Street School is Mrs. George Thompson are the | ty leadeiaMpa had already auf- ®**l N«na the Soviet Politburo fldaU aald: "We don’t la w Mai grown. »•««» purge.«nd' ew»otarttt were not repre- .'yef.” .... Hie paradeparmle waa w « finally m w We don’ t claim to be airline pUote and we’ ro net mastea again ha'vtog trouble with the <*xl*lm *n. Recorder— Harmony nwrtago. proc^^ •«* ot Sergei the period ^ceU^ o f every toade to the book, but we do y e ctoBae to Nto vwsv heating system. The school Is ^ ,m.ajrhniAftijnr tann •™*- ™““* important, eoepreaaing the NovoaU Preae agency and wwwat vtoyl aldtog, aleo all typea of ahim lm aUtog, m d- Small Ctssses — Begtonsrs , of poat-Khnahehev f ^ wUUngnea. to "taik about talki” other Soviet JoumdUU Kliov in 1984, another In th e when VaanUy Kusnetaov, the demonstration ariani^. the only one to the system wtth Greece July 8tfa thni Angnst iMh JoumalUta close "Leningrad Case" faOowtag the B »t depigy foreign minister. Nevertheless, »to p ^ ten Mkl trtm work, from small repair, to mu eoveeega n o - poBetoa. and tofOea on on limiting the atratagle to the party secretariat began only. Deal direct with us, anM mld- a gas heattog unit and at the ENROLL NOW FOB BEST TIM E! udden death o f A n d rei was negotlatiiig the agreement Mausedeum on ^ y Day, naan fronUer canting the fUnda- mce. phoning Western contacts that mlnton We oee only the beat fn d e mMertola. Hmj> it was installed to 1989 „ Aristo-1 Zhdanov In 1918 (of whlcn Kbsy- <** “temporary” atatlanlng of buro and Secretariat memberi, mentola of port-19Si foreign pol- Waahington'e reeusUon a central committee plenum What we show you to what ywi get on yw«r Mewa No gfau- tie and Jacqueline Onassis left gin had been the most promln- Soviet troopa, wtakh Ko^rgln packed to tt waa a aoiwoe of controversy, this Medtterranean resort Sun- Ray BaNet^ MUSIC SHOP Icy Wto doitot. the rtruggle for euphortc. Preaident Johnson : ______would shortly be held at which the reviewing mloha. A ll work and material gnaiwiteed. O w ncceae to 1919 MAIN STREET PBOMB 646-1 enc survivor), riiairtinta and c«*na later to approve and sign, rows, divided your nttefaetinn Also oa vtoyl eidtog te o o lw to «tar Tbe matter has now been day to their yacht Christina, | M grem acy ^ppeara to have hr bogm reeking a aumnUt meet- the resignations of Kosygin stand with Grechte), Takubov- tokcllectuala reported a new Orechko’s presence appeared ttuonfh,- - yon oon’t.... soratok or damofe------Never neede tu rn ed 'ov«r to the Peim enent bound tor Greece. tenaUed, within and among Iba Leaaer “U.S. ofOolalB” “ and pertiaps others” would be sky and other bemedalled Mar- crackdown In the city starting to be a sign of the growing in­ patot. Wm not attrnet eleotrleitT or tot rtShg tortUu- „|,ore quoted aa raying that accepted. CoHeaguee who re­ •hals and Generals, who had BuUdtog Oommlttee fo r a thor­ c e iv e such calls had the clear to February, and (here were dependence — in matters which TV leeeptton. It Is nonoombostlble materlaL Doaa not o m - ough Btud)y. O.G. May, maln- Waahlngton could, and would. plenty of room. When the band dnot beat or cold. Oool to eniunieg vnum In wintar. No pap Impression of an effort to stim­ rumensruiiiA^v w that m , thereuierv wma had beenoeen n ar- r* vftaUy wnueraeoconcerned themuiem — oio f methe *---- j OnvUit na« tenanoe man for the sobool sys­ No finn oonchniana can be jo nothing to affeot the Ciech- or entoUe with tempezstaie ohongeo- It won’t nnA n t « s r -' drawn about the outcome of the oelovak crleia. ulateuiaie themo “bandwagon” -Dsnowagwi psy-pay to Qytofs arm y gaiTtoon. Marahais. Ha may cancahrably Rreshnev Into rode^ chip, Male, or qdlt. Terndtee wont toneh 14, tem, told the Board o f Eduoev rtropgU, but moat unbleaed ob- Soviet OonaenraUvea, chology of accomplished fact, Tbo d ty on the Neva was cloeed have been guided from afar by hefore tion that two rooma at the who had been arguing that mlU- eo often^ dadsive to Commu­ to nrident Mb-cow foreigner. Brednmv, wto> ^ dway. been ^ h « ^ Mx pair of ebiitters aboolntely free for front mt b onw, aobooi are always cold because e n p r e e a ^ ^ a aaaaoned Weet- action In Csechoktovalda nist politics. Kosygin men in throughout the mcrith of March, linked with the Soviet “ mlUtary- for eaw Job done. EMber alnmliiiini or vtoyl till Angnst lot. beat Is lost through the under­ the government denied knowl­ sltbcugh guided Intourtots Industrial complex” and had next?" em ambaeaador tant Septaen- ^ Igh t risk dangerous intama- Also Brlsr-cnt with the sawn grain design. ground diKts. her: "A traumatic experience oonal consequences, were un- edge of such reports. (matofy F in s ewcaptog “ dry” never been known before, as The sidiool to made u$> of four :sk. Uke Oedewdovalda cannot be do^o. In mid-July, aa the crisis On the very morning of the regidatkma to search of VoiHca Pn>^ leader, to have denied the Show Tire ‘Weiu’ Ootne to or call, see what we have to offer. otusters. H w haste problem to unlimited) wem permitted. Marshals anything. However, wtthMlt ccfwequencea on ^ So- entored______lU decisive _phase. Plenum, Got. 80, the rumor- And check our pricee. Seeing ie believing. with the two olassrooms farthest popular vlet leaderdilpi. It rematas to ghdeat was at the side d the spreaders all called their con- March i, (here came the fk«t possibility raised the caT^towTmamilactuKSMf^^e from die healing unit, May said. “HOME OF Uacurt incident on the SlnoSo- «I“ ®«tton o f who was using afetes are now be seen whether thoee cense- tixjlka In Warsaw, where to tacts to say that plans had OsU the rest then oail the beat. About four years ago th e Viet frontier. The Politburo ma- ®'>«v>lgn communists to ^-uired to have tread-wear in- qusness will take eight months „u ier wMh Ulbrlcht, Gomulka changed. Their line was that school had a problem wltti the SERVICE AND QUALITY" to develop, set after the Hungan ^ „o,er pact alUee they to- Bredmev, while wUllng to let Jorlty did not revkse the “two Moscow were the moat openly dioators. These appear as con- toformally front” policy. The Kremlin de- "*'oobed by Grechko’s role, and pars aoross the tread Office 649-7467 water heaters to the class- ton revolutlan in 1988, or two ,^ ^ < 1 jj,* fanraus letter which Koeygln go, had - rooan ’dusters. A t that ttme the polled important Central Com- elded-- to boyobtt the Yugoslav the failure to observe party years, as after the Cuban MIs- waa a clear ultimatum to Csech when the pattern has been Open 9 tin 9 for yoa men of the hooM. safety factors oonoerntog th e mlttee members. A majority of which a «s opening March 10, form. sUe CrisU to 1962.” oelovakla. worn to a remaining depth of gas heat were questioned be­ these believed that Kosygin's and ordered their satrilltes end This was the second assertion one-sixteenUi o f an InriL R all started quietly when When Prague rejected the cause there was a baok draft (ODD BIReiBNS departure at this Juncture dependent parties to do Mke- of the Marshals' power to two ------g ------Ground Broken for Mayfair Gardens Breahnev, who has made his ultimatum, nearly all the Polit­ HOMEOWNERS THROUGHOUT CON­ that kept blowing out the hot 2 way as a centrist In cJI difficult would be taken by the Soviet wise. (The order came after J*®” - Or«chko himself had suc' buro members and secretariat John E.. Cronin, right, chalr- TTie project will contain 76 people have expressed irtteirest to located cm the corner cf N. heaters. The 'board was altuUtioiS, went unaccompanied population and the outside two Bulgarian "advance men” ceeded the late Msmshal Mali­ n DOUBLE v 'a° u e STAMPS -'^WEDNESDAY officials (KlrUenko and Polyan- novsky as Defense Minister to A MIIII Dollara to NECTICUT ARE SAYING: man of the Manchester Housing untts, ahd will be built by the In living In the cximplex which Main St. and School Ett. Oonnedcut Light and to Prague to December, 198T. world OB a sign of the were already in Belgrade, and — ---- — ------sky were "paired” at home) „ 1967 after more than a week Authority, ' (MHA) and Paul Rocky Marciano Construction will rent apartments for $42.80 Acoordlng to the oontraet ,P®wer >4lffle through ooothoo pile torture ------— existo and to rerun the duct- this day that Breahnev aacrl- days. It was a clear demon- might easUy have been dellv- '*?”*.***” previous struggle, were aa “^®pHB 9 0 N ’S * iJ W T - MUCH IS IT COSTING YOU? IN ted. Mark Ahlness, Janet Ban- oveihe^ to the corridor flced the broader Kremlin in- Stratton o f how uncertain the ered by the Deputy Minister of Ussuri battle took place disturbed as foreign com- cator. MEBiT gives fast, JoyM reUef Vernon gasaer, Patricia Barrett, Caro- ^ classrooms, terost in Caectpatovak "Stabil- Soviet leaders themselves had Agriculture at a provincial on “■ March "18. munlsts by Grechko's Prague PAINT? IN LABOR? END IT N OW Assumption from Itchliig. Be deUghtod or lyn J<^son , Kathy Johnson, These ducts would be direct Uy” to a pecBonal grudge, for become. meeting). Next day, on Margaret Istand Mission and the rise in mlMtary money back. WITH ALUMINUM SIDING. A N D Karen Smith and Christine ta the room, reducing tempera^ Novotny had publicly criticised cierna was followed by the S)iortly afterward, Shelest ac­ to the Danube, Breahnev a n d Influence it ix>rtended. Honor Roll Kfarutochev's removal and Bratislava meeting with the Health Council To Revieiv Twomey, German Consulate. tare losses and Insuring proper companied Brezhnev to the Kosygin nttempted in bilateral While the Defense Minister YOUR HOME WILL LOOK LIKE THIS. thus Brejhncv’e promotion, pact allies to which fflielest Polish Party Congress In Wsu"- talks to rally their allies. By The following students at As- Also,^ Janice Obuohowskl, ^ *^'*f?*^ **** temperature. (Bast European mrderates, on (whom the Csechoslovaks had was detained in Czechoslova­ saw, where the major objec­ several accounts, Breahnev was kia, and Ysikubovsky was to Survey Results Tomorrow sumpUon Junior High School Marguerite Oates Campbell ^ the other hand, maintain that considered must offensive at . . Aiwnrvi* T AUm nAom nnH O sith. consioefraDie Bmount of revamp- tive was to insure the survival obsessed by the Chinese threat, Bulgaria supervising pact were named to the honor roll *?' ^ce ana chane^ in ttiA there srould have been no 1967 Cierna) and Buslov (w h ^ they ^ Gomulka and defeat sup-nervous,______. ,quick to flare. But The Hooksnum Valley Own- tomorrow at the Masonic Tern- «*tao Albalr, Helen Page Skin- maneuvers, preparations had ^ L O B E _____ - .. ... o, tar the fourth quarter; dramatics: ">®n^ «x>m “ well as tompera- crtsls had not the Soviet Era- thought most co n cllin to ^ ac- suspected Polish Rumstda’s Nloolae Oeausesu begun for the tradHkmal May muntty Servloea Council w ill Pta. Orchard St. bassy to Prague foiled the at- comparJde the T^lka. Althougn ffgygnallst (and reputed Bhelo- refused even to any High Honors Brian M cAwley— and Paul Else®- rirvM Oy\ea A —■ ------wiring— reloca- Day Military Parade through ' Travel Senriee meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. to the Grade 6 ; Thomas Martin. tempt by Inibertor Minister Ru- Ulbrlcht and Gomulka mMe associates). General Mle- Warsaw Pact commentary Red Square. On or about April ^ dinner at 6:30 p.m. and the ser. David Foater Memorial Grade 7: James Marino and Awaird; Maureen Burke, Ldons May's estimate to funtiBh doU Barak to overthrow Novot- plain their displsasures^ uie Moczar. At . . —Warsaw, China, as Ws subordinates had 18, with both Marshals still 90S MAIN STREET library room' of the Sacred meeting will follow at 7:30 p.m. Stanley Zatkowski. Club Business Award; ffliaron necessary labor and material to ngr, srith Kliruahciiev’ s support, tovtot Shelest hovered over Brezhnev already made to the long run would be (he BEETS , b j j j n. nev and Suslov seemed portic- Conimittee Plenum was held In . — i ------^ Dtjemier, Just before the tra- zene of the three towns Itas been MjEumuszkai are co-chairmen. Janet Zemke, Henry Boiltlcello' onwards. most satlefajctoiy. He also hftvteers’ to ^ returning to Russia, file Troika dWonal Supreme Soviet sea- ^ totorvlewed. A professor o t so- Next Saturday aftiernoon John Chareltte, Karen Daigle' ------^------recommended that the board In- AT OUR COUNTER ^ immediately went off on hoU- jo ai^rove the 1969 Eco- ^ cial work at the University of there will be a Kiddie Matinee Louis Durand, John Feeney! ve^lgate the posslbUlty of to- u e^K G B proas^ was ^ay-Brerimev and Podgorny to PlfS! Soon afteiward, Connecticut, designed the ques- storting at 1 p.m. and at 1 1 Gail Gonyea and Diane Healey! CauilhtC a u ^ t Cold fitaUlng storm windows over the strongly felt to the Soviet pit«mda on the Black Sea, Kosygin and othero went off on “ varying subaequent Soviet P-ra. there will be a special Grade 8 : Rosemary Haraxm, single pane glass area In each FRESH - TASTY SLICED OHICAOO (AP) — P dHog SGldi dlossroom. ___Kosygin to a forest villa to the caurtrtmas- ■ — holiday. ■“ press coverage showed, were Professlanal peopile In t h e dra.wlng for ■pr’zeo. Kathryn HwTrath, Denira Kam- * reaction was Moacow region. in mid-January, the sltua- hardline elements In Moscow. aroa were totervlerwed by mem- On Dean’s List or. Joan KnoU, Maureen Lynch, ****^ ^ strawberry Sapper [SWORDFISH lb. toe liMniic' April, 1968 what happened between Aug. tion began to turn again. In Ulbrlcht made his way to the bera of the board of directors. John C. King, son of Mrs. Joanne MacDonald, a.uu-iuuci Mlchajel ^ stTawberry supper will be seat of power soon afterwards. D Plenum of the Central C o m- 4 when the leaders sud- Ozchoslovakla, trade union Some of the Interviews were Eleanor King, Hurlbut Rd. has Maloney, Jill Ackerman, Be-Re- a. ^ ^ 'Methodist Invited by the Soviet Institute U mlttee. Us proceedings w e re jenly returned to Moscow and strike threats foiled the first at- conducted personally and some been named to the Dean’s List gina Audette, Sandra Barker “'“'‘“ ■y- Church on Rt. 30 Friday from never pubMrizrt. BU (Aug. 16) ordered the Invasion, tempt to oust Smrkovsky, and of Marxism-Leninism (headed had to be done'by mall. at Bates College tor the second Lawrence Oagtanello, Therese^ 18-yew-old ww charged 8 to 7 p.m. included to the menu GET The Best-Get “WAYBEST" communiques‘ disclosed■" ' ■“ that remains a crucial mystery, this was followed almost imme- by one-time Sudov rival and PINE PHARMACY Masonio Meeting semester. Caglonello, Kathy Chevrette with binglary after police are h ^ turkey, meat bils Bresfanev had given a long re­ Sonve believe that, in the ab- diately by the evMi greater noar-vtettm Pyotr Fedoseyev) Payette Lodge of Masons will King will enter his Junior year and Datz-ra Ericson. watched htaz sHde down an loo scalloped poUtoes, sakuto and port, and that the first speak­ sence of the Troika, Politburo drama of Jan PaVach’s suicide to attend a delayed anniversary 664 CENTER ST. — 649-9814 hold Its el$^th Einnual roll call next fall. Following are the llate ot ptoite In front o f the stare com- old-fashioned strawberry short- er after hhn was Ukrainian hard-liners had mobilized an aiwl funeral. Nevertheless, So- meeting of Veterans of the Com­ students who earned high hon- Ptotoly naked. cake. Leader Pyotr Shelest, a spokes­ apparent majority of secretary vlet advocates of restraint In munist International. A curious ora or honors for the full year; Authorities said (he youngster Tickets are available from CHICKEN lie s 591 man for the Backwoods element lat functionaries, provincial Prague appeared to be holding sequence ensued, which appear- High Honors told pottce he removed his members of the church or dt in the party mariiine. barons, and powerful vested-ln- their own. There was no new ed to indicate a high-level con­ Grade 7: James Marino and clothes to cllmtb through the Ice the door. Children under five Other noted reaa'Jonaries terest spokesmen (such as the intervention in Czechoslovakia, flict over policy toward West Judy Garland Dies ^ " / A e miracle o f main sfreeW "^ ^ Stanley Zatkowski. chute into the Uquor store on the years old are free and there N (ei|ph as Nlkotal Gribachev of KGB “profeaskmals” and the despite the new “provocations.” Germany. The conflict has yet Grade 8 : Darcy Eslinger, Di- Sexihwest Side to get loe for a are special prices tor children notables of cultural and press Western diplomats reported to be resolved. (Continued from Page One) tlM W rites Union) also ep^ce, ane Farley, Rosemary Hannon ptonlc. under 12. Mrs. Anna Tyler and BREASTS *. and the brief resolution of the censorship)—and that Brezhnev that the Palach affair had Meanwhile, in Prague, popu­ 65 collapses. Illnesses, audiences “P '*^® a night club appear- and Lynn Orlowskl. April plenum' proclaimed a cam- and Podgorny, summoned from shaken the self-assurance of lar demonstrations had foUaw- IT’S Honors palgn of "■vigilance” against Pitsunda, went along to avoid Soviet government officials In Teem In the first o< two mah^- that booed her and flnlBhed by booing. “ I ’ve been through a Grade 6; ______Norma Audette, ideological enemies everywhere. ® central committee showdown much the same way as the Vlet- Team’s victory over the Soviet yelling; "We love you Judy!” lot,” she explained- Then ahe Cheryl Cantrell, Joyce Caron, Bolton cong’s 1968 ’TET offensive had r “Vigilance” had afeo been the which might have risked their ed the Czechoslovak Hockey R lo w n I n She reportedly attempted sul- sang, and they loved her. Elizabeth Egan, Laurie Mc- dismayed official Washington. es in a World Championship main slogan during Stalin's poeltkMis. The central com­ olde several times. In the moat Despite her troubles, Judy Brierty, Joanne Murray, Russell mittee did not meet, and the However, other agencies of Tournament at Sixwldiolm. purges. Although the Moscow publicized attmpt, she slashed <»mPlained In a 11^ tote^lew Norton, Paul Palmer, John Ta- School Hyperactivity Ends^ national newspapers (scruUn- decision was taken by what 80- the Soviet apparatus were There had been no violence FAIRWAY Insulation Tim e her throat at the age of 28 ®*'® "always being sillo and Jo Ann Wlerden. lied by thousands of resident ■vlet Informants called an "en­ plainly restive. KGB sources after the first hockey game, as Bift Just when Mias Garland ^ “f^® t ^ BomceUo, foreigners and overseas ex­ larged” session of the Politburo began planting long, detailed there had been no 'vidlence Summer Programs Begin accounts of Kosygin's health, appeared washed up. she ^ »®‘ Ohwette, Karen Daigle, perts) remained vague about and Secretariat. among the self - dlscipUned declared that his continued ab­ bSimeed back again. A fter she ""y®®!* “ ^ ^ t o s Durand, John Feeney. how the Plenum Resolution •was Others believe that the deci­ Czechs and Slovaks throughout K to the beginning of summer house Grades 6 through 8. As sence was a result of Illness, being Implemented, in AKU, sive influence was exerted by the momentous events. of 1968. hnMmairled Deans March 16, she Otliers wcFen’t bofed. v j Diane Healey, James ^ Hesketh, IMd This vear'a years senior nlnTwroiaas socmsoon as a contractorconiraccor Isis chosencnosen and said that, even if he did not where I happened to be a fort­ Mandials of the Soviet Army, However, when the Czechoslo­ ploytex" fam -She was a unique entertain- Ro»>ert Lessard, Elizabeth Mur- culminated a month of hyper- by the PubUc Building Commto-»- to resign soon, most of his work night later, the local newspa­ who had not been Invited vak Team won the second I am loved. 5 . Raimondi, Unda “cUvlty with Friday’s gradua- sion, another town meeUng would be turned over to Mazu- per made it amply clear. It re­ Ciema or Bratislava. match, 4 to 3, a new demon­ S^^C^.sr™rraey"S^ The MarshaU, many of them rov, Polyansky and others, 10, ported a meeting to discuss stration was marred at Its rubbW gloves mlm. ,^ h e was toe yovuS^s^^i She is somehow (he painful Janet Zemke^ ^ t h e final scraps to appropriate toe money, (like defense Minister Grechko Moscow Movie houses began o f paper "ImpIementaUon of the resolu- fringes in Prague by unidenti­ ^all sizes and ookis. $1A9 vahw. and his chief deputy, hard-nosej showing a long film of Polyan­ three daughters in a v^devUle worst part of Grade 8 : JiU A c k ^ ^ . ^ R^^ bone of the April plenum’ ’ __ fied elements, who sacked the encumbered. Marshal Ivan Yakubovrity) for­ sky’s visit to Korea the previ­ ► Often thimday and frlday till 9H)0 p,m.! team. It is said she made her Hollywood.” at which the first two cpcafcers Aeroflot Office several hundred r.' .oM- Lawrence Caglonello, Margaret In September, if things go ac- Swimming Pool Rule mer proconsuls In East Ger­ ous September. totfai» heart of downtown main sbreet, mondiesber! first stage In were the heads of the i o c a 1 yards away from the demon­ Dancer Fred Astaire said: ------cording to schedule, some ,of At a meeting of the Zoning many or Poland, may have On Jan. 23, there came the KGB and MVD (police), fol­ stration’s center at the Statue been successfully lobbi^ by stlll-mysterloua incident inside Be sure to get your FREE new copy of the lowed by Cultural Oommtears. of St. Wenceelas. Ulbrlcht and Gomulka. the KremMn’s Boro'vltsky gate. Y et the failure to publish Next day, Czech Minister of These two explanations do not KGB agents next morning thrilled by performing that her talented women who Brezhnev’s speech, even in the Interior Grosser quickly an­ old elementary school tor a taet, around swimming pools, NEW TOP VALUE STAMPS GIFT CATALOGUE exblude each other. What seems spread the word t l^ someone father had to pull her oft toe lived.” ’’lacquered” form, immediately nounced that demonstrators had year before going back to toe Negro appeared to ask most unlikely, however. Is that had fired on the Sbyuz cosmo- stage after she’d sung too num- The Rev. Peter Delaney, who raised questions as to whether also been violent in other towns, high school, which will become ta® board what requirements AVAILABLE AT ALL POPULAR MARKETS the Soviet reversal had been nauts, returning for a festive ber seven times. conducted a servloe of dedlca- he had been the leader or the and had actually pelted Soviet Going On Vacation? a tour-year school. ni^ust be met to ask tor a produced solely by events to Kremlin meeting. Foreign Mln- A widely travelled child star j^^er Miss Garland’s latest WEDNESDAY-SEE W64iitsdoy's k i for dttills led. A terrible row which Brezh­ Army Barracks with rocks at Awards Made At toe beginning of this par- ®*>ange from R-3 to general 2 Prague—such as the varying Istry officials said he was a from toe age of 8, Mias Garland marriage and became a close Ocular summer, vacation '’“ ‘"ess zone on toe Skinner nev had with Marshal TTto on Mlada Boleslav and elsewhere. 2 welcomes “accorded to Tito, ’’paranoid” that afternoon. The Why not keep pace with your home town c a ll us now for free survey changed her name at toe friend, said: “I hope now that April 28 could hardly have im­ The Prague Government re­ church school rtarts where P«>P«rty along Rt. 44A. He Ulbrlcht and Rumanian leader ’Tasu News Agency announced suggestion of George Jessel. people will start to speak kindly tald that a hearing would proved his position. proved Grosser for making such At Assembly public school left off. Tomor- ^ ^id that he must C^usescu, or new misconduct that evening, however, that it by having your Manchester Evening UP TO 8 YEARS FINANOINO AVAILABLE Her first film In 1936 was a two- judy. i shall never forget her A few days later, two semi- an announcement before there . . , « IVW, aiMA UCbUV U\JII| V ,9V lAA by the Czechoslovak press had been ”a provocation.” reel short called “ Every Sunday tremendous strength through have approval of the Water Re- retired Senior Marshals, Ivan At the final assembly ot the ^ «»rough July 3, the ecu- (which had become progressive- a day later, a Mongolian W ^ ^ Inquiry, Herald mailed to you each day? CSommisslon, since Konev and K irll Moskalenko, newsmen TO OUR FUTURE CUSTOMERS Afternoon,” but her flrrt well- her frailty and her w on ^^l graduating class held 'this mom- mentoal school wlU meet ta the « ly more careful and self-disci- Communist said he had wit- ’ brook on this proper- both considered “ Krush- in Prague said they had been known *nov‘e was Igskto ^ ^^nse ot humor even at toe ^ Education Building of Bolton JJ®'®‘® ® pllned since April, and especial- nessed the seizure of the would- A little something-you should know. Aluminum and rade." Her 1989 role In tos darkest times.” „ ronirr«rationaJ Church. chevites” in their day, went off ly since the Warsaw letter.^ unable to find anyone who had s u r e - a t Manchester High School princl- Congregational Church, Nursery School be assassin, who hod been in vtoyl siding, is the greatest thing in our time hxtoy. But "Wizard of Oz” catapulted her „gj,g was—I m s u r e - a t e . Swimming lessons also begin to tour Czechoslovakia. TTie tone . As the R ed A rm y struck, U actually seen the dam age at At tots month’s meeting of EXTRA LARGE— CALIFORNIA MVD (civil-police) uniform. Fill “in the below application and mail tt’B not a complete Insulation, Due to the fact, when the Into too hearts of mlUlons. e, and has found that rain- pal. assisted by vice principals q “ v, « - of the Soviet Press, starting became known almost immedi­ Mlada Boleslav or elsewhere 3 Asian diplomats, non-commun­ in 1940, ^941 she we. ^t least I hope -he has.” George Emmerling arvi Law- I t f« fi” l \ ^ ZlrZtTe S S ‘:'er”e " S with the Red Arm y paper Kras­ ately, in Moscow, Prague, Bel In the provinces. Biiropean deven atomic powered electrical plhnts ore completed to 3 ist, also claimed to have wit- it to The Herald along with your check! named one ot the 10 highest- mickey Rooney. fhe«« mo== acnooj me roiiowing were etert for naya Zvezda, began to turn po­ rence Leonard, presented these Class assignments were listed gd; Mrs. Lawrence Cassells CANTALOUPE5 grade and elsewhere, that at negged the scene from afar. All newspapers have charged that ^ mid seventies, which Is Just around the earner Blec- paid stape in Hollywobd, earning sitive toward the (jzechoslovak the Aeroflot Incident (in Prague least four senior Soviet forelgnere, and some Soviet 2 weeks; $1.20 — 1 month: $2.60 — 3 months; $7.80 heat Is going to be every home owners neeit The $180,000 a film. Her series with awards; ta Saturday’s Herald and are preaident; Mrs. Alfred Cavedon CALIFORNIA—LARGE reformers. Kosygin went to Kar­ figures-K osygln, Sualov, Shele- sources as weU, agreed that the was a staged provocation or­ ^at requirement from the electric company is proper M ickey Rooney In the Andy James Naschke and Janice P“ * Vl^iltoiir Semyonov. There Home Address ...... be removed and then reptaoed again, at yo»«- ^ ausan m over L.an. v«iou t^^e to town government is ap- Richard Barry, ways and and, as it turned out, July os was under S w d a y ^ ^ In a cornfield. M«y®>-’ D AR Good Cltl- roup was to accompa^ atLapflTlt^n’s was no representative of the V Sunday nlgW In a TOrnfleld. • proachtog for some residents, means; Mrs. Alan Hunniford, well. VALENCIA ORANGES Calif. doz.49C the Soviet A rm y’s unopposed party Politburo or Secretariat, cort a very few dollara more than our divorced four Umes Th® victim. John P*®**!^ Maaa '^“while '® others ^are getting ready equipment, and Mrs. William Yet pressure from the hard­ occupaa*"»««'ve know What our liners continued and advocate! Czechoslovak I^ve rets.reslfr ’ sources close to ^mnoser Daidd Rose; tao head wtth asmaU-bore wenp- ziim awai^: Bruce J^lto, ^ elected to May wUl take Mrs. Frank Hicks will w con­ TOMATOES Farm Fresh of a “strong band” were doubt­ tance, the political confusion It came word that the JlTwei^ X n sU-yw mar- on. accordtag to an autopoy re- medal tor Jewelry craft; Mindy tinue teachlnvteaching the two , sessions. lb. 39c less encouraged by develop­ was sowing among the initial Army in moi, B*vo. - ^ Menschell, honorable mention i h-.... riage to director Vincent Mliwe - said the body to writing; Ralph Carison, honor some bSsb Scoreboard ments to the United States, the units______of Russian soldiers, and EJnglneer Lieutenant —•*- named d“ * r s n o r do you get a three thousand dollar home Im­ „ ~i o »A r n 18-vear mar- uiveBUBuiun. oMu T,. _ ever, me ujwn nos some ousi- In baseball Thursday Fiano POTATOES California 10 ponver their more cautious co’ the fear that resistance might had rome down frpm C IT s provem en t Job fo r in O f toe amount a. yo u ^ Jl^ ^ U; In 19W, manager; was discovered on too farm award in photography. attend to. Residents Realty beat MAM Oil 20-8 In the lbs. 99c Isaguea feared most. President turn active, brought about the ■I’®'’tograd and borrowed the po- rtage to B O i^mi, property by toe owner’s son Also, Betsy Hunter, Elmira .vrill be asked to vote for adop- lart game of the lltUe league Johnson’s abdication and the Moscow ’’rompromUe” of Aug. uniform from a relaUve In and flnalur iro^^^^^ checking toe field at College key; Jeffrey Russell, tion o t the state building code season 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS W ith The nuirders of Martin Lnther King 26. The KGB released Dubceki No Soviet sources ever about 6:80 p.m. Harvard book prize; James (and authorize appointment of The Purohoee Of: NEEDGD Start Date ...... Stop Date 280th anniversary com­ Jr. and Robert Kennedy were Smrkovsky and at last “ The to deny this account, GENTLEMEN: WITHOUT OBLIGATION PLEASE SEND YOUR ~months. State police said no weapon Button, Trinity book prize; a building Inspector) and a mittee will meet tomorrow at dramatic e'Vidence of domestic Galldan Jew” Frantlsek Krie- 0 “ *’^Ptote official silence thence- REPRESENTATIVE FOR FREE SURVEY. She has taree ojJixxir- waa found at toe scene, and James Burke, Yale book prize; paid assessor (and abolition of 8 p.m. at the Oommunity Hall. * GRAPEFRUIT unrest, overshadowing tor most gel (the epithet Is alternately blanketed tjie case. CoFMvIry DonrD m S School c I Mlnelli, an ente™ three were tao death appeared to be a case John Briggs, Rentschler Four- toe three-man elected board) BuUeUn Board n a m e — ------ROOFING □ Americans the issues In Prague. attribut»!d to Brezhnev or Rosy- However, toward the end of IT Comi Make checks payable and mall to ; na and Joej^iffi. . Q..y o( murder. Year Malhematlcs; Susan Char- at a special town meeting The Board of Finance will In June, the Soviet govern- gih), who had been seized like two contradlctoiy a d d r es s ------— ------jipi^Q p to the Stat^ death Fazzlno. whose hometown is lamb, Rensselaer Medal In Wednesday at 8 p.m. In the meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD msnt moiaXed a series of "at- common criminals and seemed ''*•’“ 0*® again began to spread, learned •^elrmom_ about eight mllea from the place matoemaiUcs and scl«we; Community Hall. town offices. DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS c/o Ciiirculatlon Dept. mospheric” gestures toward the to face the fate of Imre Nagy P®>'®Ualtog the conflict of the C A U 423-7550 ------INSUUTION □ Miss GorlsM. where toe body waa found, was David Case, Young Republl- On July 1, at 8 p.m. In toe ------EVERY WEDNESDAY United States — signing the and other Hungarian revolu- few days. Prom the gov- 13 Bissell Street T E LE PH O N E ------showed up late lor si^ ir missing Saturday by can Club; Douglas Elchman, Community Hall, bids will be Maocheeler Evening Herald, nuclear non^rollferatk» treaty, tlonary leaders imprisoned and ®>’nment bureaucracy, the story or 742-6986 Manchester, Conn. 06040 peorances In recent yew, ^ rather of Kathy Krause. Tonu Kuusik, opened for renovation of toe Bolton correspondent, Cleme- ratifying the long-staUed oonsu- finally executed in 1988. was that Byln was an insane booed off toe st^e in a children James Naschke, Douglas Pas- present elementary school to weU Young, tel. 648-8961. ta 1964. Once when rnie turned mroe cmiurai. -= M O l TWBLVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COIW.,. MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1969 PAGE THIRTEEN THINK SMUl n m s t “" S K T " Chase Bank p ^ v ered in ManchiMiP^ Some GIs Object TAU CEDARS OF LEIANON TV-Radio Tonight Elquipped with leathanflBe to86>66F» wlndahtold waaher, 2-apead ^6*6^ Sets 8V2 Rate trie wtpeih. heater, d e f o i ^ , To Pullout Shifts . Way aufety' flaahiw, h a » » (Continned foom Page One) Televinon Ughta, front and re(ar aeat M ta , (Continaed from Page One) leatherette heedreata, s t e e )r 1 a f “ Regrettably, the policies now 6:00 {> Butira'a Law (M m Newa, Weather, Bporta wheri lock and iwar w6MnW m - realttalion cakes and cold, drinks during government spending also BASKETBALL COURTS 86) WWt'a New? (R) 11:86 8) Mondiy S ta rlit GLASS FURNITURE TOPS wotdd be broken up. the performance. would be included under such 6:66 C Newa 11:80 10-804880) Tonight NOW BOOKING — PLACE YOUR ORDER MOWl 7:00 I After Dinner Movie 8 ^ ) Joey Blahop ’’This kind of thing is re­ Those participating in the restraint. W dfc PetMoalljr Sopenioed. We u e 100% Rm b m What*a My Line 18:00 !18) L ^ Movie MIRRORS (FirepiMe and Door) grettable but it Is going to hap­ production are Terri Mac- “Our problem is to achieve pen when you start pulMng SEK SATDBDAT'S TV WEEK FOB OOMFLETE UBTfNOS carone, Eileen Schaller, Terri such a slowdown on a balanced 8IMGE in O troops out,” a spokesmoin said. DEMAIO BROTHERS PICTURE FRAMING (all types) Donlon, Laura Wennergren, basis, while avoiding any slide CALL 343-7691 or 647-9798 Radio "Sometimes getting them out is Janet and Jane Squires, Vlckt into recession or any reduction WINDOW and PLATE GLASS . *■ harder then putUng them in.” Taft, and Kathy McCabe. in. essential social program s." (Uda UaUiig Inotndea only Oioae newa broadcaata ef !• or U Tub Enclosure from 830 to ?45 phis installation mlnnto length. Some atatmae merry oMier abort newacaata.) WRCB-6U 6:16 Marlwit Refion COO Haitturd mihllghtr 6:80 Weather D. D. EISENHOWER DECANTER S 1 0 .0 0 COO Newa 6:86 Strirtly Sports (Herald photo by Buoelvlclus) 1:00 CtaMtgbt 6:36 Aftemoao EdiUce ABE LINCOLN DECANTER ...... S 5 .0 0 1:00 Quiet UouiB 7:00 Accent 66 A&P s Early Week Buys Through Tuesday! Looking over the 1944 Somanhis and refreshing WFOF—16H 7:16 Now F. D. ROOSEVELT ...... eis.se Silver Trays for the Teachers memories on names to go with faces are left to COO Danny daytoo 7:80 David Brinkley 1:00 Dick Heathertoc 7:86 Bed Sox vs. Indlaai M. L. KING ...... es.oo Mrs. Robert Olson, center, Oak Grove St., was born In husband, two children, and nine 1944 Classmates Reunite right, retired teacher-coach -Thomas F. Kelley, for­ 1:00 BUI Love 10:16 Joe Oaraglols 1:00 Gary Girard 10:80 NIghtbeat R. F. KENNEDY ...... e8.ee and Mrs. Byron Boyd accept Wakefield, R. I., graduated jrandchl'ldren. mer principal Edson M. Bailey, reunion committee 11:00 News, Weather, Sports .1968 CAMPAIGN BOTTLES . ■ -set silver serving trays from Mrs. from Manchester Hngh School, A native of Loweli, Mass., At Manchester Counry Club co-chairmen Ben Johnston and Mrs. Alice Schmidt 1:00 News 11:30 Other sue of the Day ei2.R5 1:16 SpeiUt Dp 1967 B&G XMAS PLATES . . . lllU O O Reginald cairistenson, co-presi­ Holland House Kindergarten Mrs. Boyd graduated from high Muirhead, and former teacher Charles E. Hurlburt. 1:00 News dent of the Keeney St, School School In Springfield, Maas., school smd normal school in nwiiKitrn o i Uie 1M4 lian- Albert Fetuwon, for whom its 1:16 Speak Barlfora 1968 B&G XMAS PLATES ...... |i6.eo S:66 LoweU 'ni(snas 1969 B&G XMAS PLATES .. PTA, at a reception held yes­ and received a BS from East­ that city, and received a BS High Sebool clam re- Somanhis yearboolt w b b 1:66 PhU Rlxsuto LET US PRICE ... ei3.75 terday afternoon in the school, ern Connecticut State College. from Wllllmantlc State Teach­ 7:00 The World Tonlglx South Windsor honoring the retirement of both She has taught 27 years in ers College, now ECSC. She united at Manchester Owntry comimtttee wUl meet 7:80 Frank GUford Y O U R N E X T B «0 MOTHER’S DAY PLATE ...... 99.75 7:30 Speak Up Sport* teachers. Mrs. Anita Murphy, town, first at Nathan Hale, taught seven years In LoweU, CMd> Satwday night, and they Wednesday at 8:80 p.m. at the ):10 Speak Dp Smrta PRESCRIPTION (First EdiUon) Board of Education member, Washington, Bentley, Buckland and 16 at Keeney. Mrs. Boyd, 8:80 Speak Up HartfOre NULDfE REPRfMDUCTIONS _____ .from 9L(99 came from far and near to re- home of WilHam Shaw, 2 An- Summer Mail Suggestions 1:30 Barry Faitwr presented the retirees with and South Schools, and at who lives at 67 Lancaster Rd., new aoquaintnoea. sahh Rd. 8:16 Sign Off ARTHUR DRUC w n o —leae certificates of appreciation for Keeney St., where she has been plans to do volunteer work and There were 170 at the party; Other memlbena of the oo(m- 6:00 Aftemoon Edition their many years of service in since 1966. She looks forward travel. She has two chUdren •1 of them ware classmates, mlttee are Mlrs. Marie Johnson Issued by Post Office the Manchester school system. to traveling, gardening, and and six grandchildren. (Herald and 17 c f Itiem came from /2 Each apoke briefly, and each be misunderstood or unlnten- meeting tonight with 2 p.m., and 4 p.m‘.-9 p.m. antmonlMied the listeners to be- Harttor^ ^wn ^ aimed at Arab guerrilla bases, Adds Workers tlonally mislaid by substitutes, y^g Town Council, the Board of Pedlatrice < Pareato allowed er. West Rd., Rockville; 3o- " BRBAST QUARTERS octne more involved in the }45s. who are naturally not as fam- Education, and other town any time except noon-2 p.m .; seph A. Gauthier. 3 Server St.; ’" l e IsraeU army said the t^ieratloos of their town, state, The names of eight, addi­ lllar with the routes as the reg- agencle.s at 8 in the Town Hall, others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. Frederick W. Jackson, 193 Sum- area was used as a sabotage and country, and to become tional, volunteer counselors for ular carriers. The purpose of tonight’s meet- Self Service I 19 a.m.-2 p-m., Only One Quality! The Faie$t—HOSE PRU*I9 6I6HI3! more vocal in government and 4 p.m.-9•lu.-t. p.m.111. Pyka, RFD 6, baag an artiUery em- Manchester's Camp Kennedy To avoid lost mall, Alpers ing Is to discuss with the vari- educaUen. They remembered has recommended that if at all ous officials the Youth Ooun- Intenstvo Care and Ooronarv placemen*. It accused the Arab some of the class accomplish- ^ ve been announced by Harry Oarei Immediate family only, ® i^-x-k- (nhaWtents and the army of poBSlble, a patron who is leav- cH’s plans for a teen center. Burns, 102% West St., Rock- wui, « ,» saboteurs ments,...... , and r^alled „ . the .1966 F. Smith, camp director, bring- - ing toivn for any ' “p period ^ ^ o T oof f At present, all plans for the anytime, limited to live mln- VMum M*nt dVkTnnrfiMl a_ *»v a»__ ___ . . , . ^ otea. vllte: Mrs. Mary Currie, 2TH fo o tb ^ teea n ttot compiled an ing to 69 the total iqipointed to tlnie attempt to make arrange- center are tentative, and the AU the IsraeU commandos re­ ------Vs Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- Bluefield Dr. turned safely ho base, the army y ------unbeyen ''e c ^ ; many of that date. Smith said that appllca- ments with a nelghbo(r to check meeUng Is designed to ac- Ateo, Andrew R. Hogenow, 29 “Sapep-Righl’’ Quality teonrs members were in at- (Uona for volunteers are still mailbox a(nd keep Ms mall quaint all parties in town with 12:46 p.m„ and 8:80 p.m.-8 said. “Super-Right” Quality tendance. p.m .; others, 8 p.m.-4 p,m., and Whitney Rd.; Edward E. St. available at the West Side Rec, until he returns Youth Council’s plans. Pierre, 216 School St.; M rs. Jordanian authorities said one ' A soclel hour started at 6:80, 110 Cedar St. jn cases where this Is not Leave of Absence 800 p.m.-8 p.m. person was killed and five per- SHOP Age Limits: 18 in maternity, Margaret OsoSky, 26 Kerry St.; and (many classmates came The eight new appointees possible, patrons are requested Larry Brown, Instructor in "fliw'rta'ai “ na wounded in the air attacks, foam previously arranged so­ 12 in other areas, no limit In tome^e There was no report on casual- are: Doug Spaeth, Holly Frank- to give writtein notice, either Science departaent of the solf-servloe. Chuck Steaks Ground Beef cial gatherings of smaller num- lin, Patti Turkington, C7audla to the carrier or at the Post acjhool, wdll be taking a Alin Hvaon commando attack. * beiB. After dinner and the short lAOvyA *%F o K oavv/va #«*avw Haney, Marcia Strom and Office, stating clearly name, year’s leave of absence T Th® "®w fllfhtlng came as Cal- The administration reminds East Itortford, o . newspapers said high-level qwaklng program, music for Carole O’Toole, all from Man­ address and ^ e to begin hold- school system in order to dancing was provided by the do graduate work at Wisconsin visitors that with construction rous, offidals from Egypt. Jordan, B EEF Freshly Ground . J C C r C chester; and Thomas BcMlng Ing mall. Peter Grossl Trio. State University at Superior. under way, parking space Is and Sharon Behling, from Bol- Alpheirs further stated that It **’*'i'. ’ Syria and Lebanon were holding BONE IN Any Size Package |||^ Robert Alvord of OnadeH, Brown who will be studying limited, yisltors are asked to W hitest. - ...... T t(Hl. would be a great help If pat­ T, meetings on “Important devel- 59f Iihysics for 10 months begin­ bear wHh the hospital whUo the Also, Mrs. Ruto M. opmenU expected In the near N.J., class president and cap­ Camp Kennedy will open July rons, ujxjn returning home, ning in August will be study­ parking problem exists. Winter St.; Daniel J. OuelJette, blture “ tain of the 1964 football team, 7, for Its sixth, consecutive year. would edther telephone or call toM classmates be still wears ing under a National Science ThomipsonviUe; M ira .^ r la M. igraeils claimed they It will operate for three ses­ at the Post Office to request re­ Foundation grant. Grant, East Hartford: M j s. jg Egyptians when they his class ring. sions of two weeks each, clos­ sumption of delivery. Patlento Today: 264 Co-chairmen and sharing Pond Opens aAT-TtorvAV- C9ark, Londem Rd., crossed Saturday night from the Veal Patties ing on Aug. 16. At Home Eo Parley Spring Pond opened today for ADMITTEDT TA B*6ik4i6 h . Fer- occupied Slnal desert to hit the toastmaatertionors were Ben An orientation session for all Mrs. Marilyn Bishop and Miss Turbot Fillet Johnston and Mrs. Alice the summer seaoon. The park Mrs. Julia B. Bergh. BUlngton, 69 Dart Hill Rd.. Wapping. ^adar station at Ras Abadleyh. volunteers and staff members Merrilyn Ni^erwerfer, Instruc­ Is open in the morning for les­ Mrs. Elizabeth O. Brown, 31 ^y^o. Mrs. Viola E. Mahorn- army spokesman said the Schmidt Muirhead; the latter wUl be held at the camp on tors In the Timothy EMwards BREABEB also was class vice president. sons, and in the aftemoon for Kenwood D r.; John M. Burton. ^ Louisville. Ky.; Louis gtaUon was destroyed and three t The store that Formerly July 1, at 9:30 a.m. School Home Economics De­ recreational swimming. Fam­ Connie Kehler, Mass secretary, South Windsor; WlYlom L. Bus- DeU>Angela, 11 Grant Rd.; Ro- buildings were blown up. He Quick-Frezen Camp Kennedy Is off Spring partment, and Mrs. Alice Nled­ ily tickets for the season are Greenland Halibut attended, coming foom Dallas, ta, 160 Spruce St.; Burnette W. Ricard, RID 2, Rockville; gald the Israelis suffered two 89! St. and Dartmouth Rd., on a erwerfer from the South Wind­ Tex. available at Nie Town Hall for Cummings, Lebanon; Waldo C. John Sonaon, 86 Hamlin St.; Da- wounded and described Egyp- cares about you! Quick-Frezen 5 9 * . knoll overlooking the Globe Hol­ sor High School Home Econo­ $5 per family, $2 for a single Dixdiarme, 8 Mark Dr., Ooven- Bonham, 86 Arnott Rd*. tlan resistance as “not very i r Among statistics, classmates low Swimming Pool. mics Department, will attend ticket. For Information con­ try: Mrs. EUeen T. Felthew, ^Iso, Mrs. Thomas McCrystal strong.” learned two tMrds of (he class cerning lessons <»11 Recreation 1608 ToUand Tptoe-: Thomas H. gon, Virginia Lane, Tol- a Cairo communique denied still lives in Connecticut, and Director Ralph Carlson. Oloeson, 210 Hilliard St.; Mrs. jand; Mrs. Thomas Griffin and that any radar station was at- one third still In Manchester. It Famous for Dependability! A&P-Priced for Thrift! Citlxenship Award Aldea Outzmar, 48 Mather St.; gon, 664 Avery St.. Wapping; tacked. It said five Egyptians has produced over 680 children. Vernon Lynn Comeau, 86 Mark Dr., Mrs. Mary F. Katkaveck, Hub- jjjg Edward Munroe and were killed and seven were A booklet containing names, ad­ was one of eight students se­ lard Dr., Vernon; Frank E. daughter, Storrs; Mrs. .Jtoseph wounded In the ratd. It cdalmcd dresses and many of the statis­ lected for a Citizenship Im­ Mallon, 161 HSm Hill Rd., Tal- zocco and daughter, Soiith four Israeli commandos were YUKON ClUB CANHjED tics was distributed, and can Report by Nursing Agency provement Award at the recent cottvme. Windsor; Mrs. Joseph Lombai^ killed and seven wounded. still be obtained by contacting closing ceremonies for Oak Also, Mrs. Loretta Motola, 268 Hackmatack 3t.; Mrs. The communique added that any member of the committee. Hill School for the Blind In 86 Henry Rd., Wapping; Guy (j^oige Begin and dai^Jiter, 16 Egyptian commandos who ANN PAGE Mrs. Doris McFarland Gris- Asks for More Facilities Hartford. TOWN SQUARiE Beverages H. Mullen, 6 Hudson St.; Mrs. preston Dr. crossed the canal near the wMd was honored as the new­ The need for more adequate ard Parry, recording secretary; Phyllis R. Muska, Broad Brook; Great Bitter Lake Saturday est mother; her youngest child facilities for the nursing staff Mrs. Robert Forester, corre- Mrs. Shirley A. Reggetts, 36 Au- DISCHARGEJD YESTE5R- ^Ight destroyed a tank and two Regular 12 fl. war bom 11 :nonths ago. I C S 7 Mayonnaise was stressed in the report of spending secretary; Wilton Teacher Group bum Rd.: Kenneth Seaton, 180 DAY: Sherry B. Richardson, ^miored cars In their first raid Cream Pies or Low Calorie W »z. oz. cans t F M Mrs. Ruth Kleinert Brennan the retiring president at the an- Lisk, treasurer, and Herbert Keeney St.; Mrs. Catherine Laurwood Dr., Dolton; Richard and wiped out an “enemy unit” StrswiMrryt Lowsn Ooeaaiti had most cMJdren of classmates nual meeting of the Rockville Heim, assistant treasurer. Young, Baxlter St., Tolland; F. Modean, 681 Parker St.; a second raid. • Ca»« ol 24 toni—l.M For S«l«ds ik Saiidwicliee Sits Miss Kemp Oll004i*t0 67 NSSpsIttSK attending—eight. Public Health Nursing Associa- In the annual report given by Mrs. Virginia J. Yoskulka, 3 Mrs. Edna E. Clark, 90 Moun- Israel said toe Egyptian <»m- Mrs. Ruth Walker Larson, tion last week. Miss Ruth Hoyt, supervisor of Miss Marita Kemp of 167 Sunset Ave., RockvlUe; Roy B, tain Rd.; Urbane House, 66% mandos wounded four Israeli Really Qt. came the longest distance, from Mrs. E. Fenton Bruke stated the association, she notes that East Center St. was recently Warren, 127 Princeton St. <, Bls(sell St.; Mrs. Lois Ohurila, soldiers and crossed back to JANE PARKER Terry, Mont. And the class com ­ that due to the growth and com ­ the association has grown and Quick 14 oz. elected president of the Man­ 12 Oosby Rd.; Edward W. Egypt while artillery provided a Fine jar mittee honored Mrs. Alma Pon- plexity of the association, new adapted its services to changing BIRTHS SATURDAY; A KasIheta Jr., South Windsor; f’protective barrage, Frozen pkg- ticeUl Oesana for making the techniques and a new structure conditions at an accelerated chester Chapter, Alpha Delta daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alien Winston Turkington, 676 Center Enriched Bread first reunion reservation. are needed to continue provld- pace. Kappa, International Honorary Tomlinaon, 699 Center SL; a at.; Mrs. Pearl L. DeBarge, ------Other------awards------went to Mrs. ing effectively. In noting new programs In Society for Women Teachers. daiighiter to 'Mr. and M r s . Thompaonvllle. Nai.cy Anderson Homer, Mrs. V^The need for a director of operation, Miss Hoyt called at­ Made with 1 Ik. Q Q ( She succeeds Mrs. Elizabeth Jamea SuUtvan, WillUnontlc; a Also, Mrs. Doris Peck, And- Edith Andlsio Haughton, and nursing, in addition to the su- tention to the ‘‘Program of Motycka. Miss Kemp is a fifth son to Mr. (and Mrs. Jeimes over; John F. Osborne, 509 Buttermilk loaves O M Mrj. Lillian Naretto Donnelly. pervisor and a part-time busi­ Migratory C:7illdren,” In wMch Sheterom, 16 Lawton Rd.; a son Adams St.; Edward Nicholson, SENIORS! grade teacher at the Veprlanck 4 The class coramlUee said it ness manager, is felt, Mrs, the association Is asked to help to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanley, South Glastonbury: Mrs. Jean will make a donation to the Burke said, as the staff has locate children who would be School. Bast Hartford; a son to Mr. m . Mead, Windsor; Homer IF A FOUR-YEAH c o l l e g e TERRACE KING BRAND— CHARCOAL Manchester High School band expanded and a total of five eligible for the eight-week pro­ ‘The business meeting at the DISHWASHING OETERGENT annual picnic was conducted and Mrs. Robin DlTarando, 71 Larabee, 127 McKee St.; Mrs. IS NOT IN YOUR FUTURE unilorm fund, in memory of G. towns Is now being served by gram. E. Middle “Hike.; a son to Mr. Jeanette P. Graham, 66 Bunce She said that the Norwich by Mrs. Harold F. Maher of lb. the agency. and Mrs. Michael CutUp, WU- Dr.; Ann R. McCarthy, 86 PROFESSIONAL Referral Plan has been an es­ 631 Church'St., state president. Mrs. Burke recommended Ibnanttc. Deerfield Dr.; Russell A. Lanz, BUSINESS bag that the association participate pecially active one with 88 ad­ The meeting was held at the Joy Liquid » 65‘ Briquets 20 home of Dr. William Keefe of AlKMrrTmn YPSTirRr>AY • Vernon; Anna C. TRAINING in a homemaker service and missions and 93 discharges of ADMiu-l’lBD YBBTBI^AY. Bronisz. 102 Carman Rd. CREDIT TRUTH sponsor a board-baaed group, patients in the five-town eu-ea of Long Point, Groton. Plans were PREPARE! FOR PRESTI8E CAREERS IR Also, Joseph G. Bujak, Mans- such as an auxiliary. wMch Vernon, Ellington, Tolland, Bol- made for the state convention The truth la, you make your fleM Center: Mfs. Josephine M. m IBM 360 COMPUTER could provide the needed volun­ ton and Somers since July 1, which will be held Oct. 4 at the ______I IBM KEYPUNCH own credit mting; the Credit 1968. Hartford Hilton. Funds raised Larson, South Windsor; William A Fresh Crop of Good Taste—Fruits and Vegetables teer services. 862 KUmard St.; Mrs. Harriet pHtx, 196 Union St.; Mary ■ secretarial sciences Bureau ottly keeps the rec­ Active participation in the A total of 12,474 visits was by the organization were donat- Lee Wilson, 108 Birch Bt.; 0«- ord, Fay your bills proniptty. Hockanum Valley Community madc during the )l-m<)(nth ed to FISH and toward scholar- ENBOLL n o w rvzA Ifs to your good credit. period. Bedside care and treat- ships for student teachers, a V **°'^‘*‘**' car L. Anderson, 98 W. Center SUMMER OLA8SE8 Services OtJuncll by the associa­ Bhopw, East Hart- gj . Joseph F. Sawlckl, 66 Tal- merts were administered to pa- d a y — EVE. — 8AT. tion will help in an effort to to r^ June OKristenaen, 33 A ve„ Rockville. The Credit Bureau of coordinate the health and wel­ Herts under the medicare pro­ OOME TO OUR M w at.; Mayland L. Oark, Alao, Mrs. David Newlrto and OPEN HOUSE BiMiclwster, Rockville and fare services in the area, Mrs. gram in addition to health pro­ Return to White House 873 Adame St.; John Dulka, 97 gon, 90 Crestrldge Dr., Vernon; A U , THIS WEEK Burke noted. motion and visits to maternity, WUlkmotto Eagleson, j^i^g aifford Boles and daugh- Mon. - Thurs. 9 to 9 tuberculosis, mentally 111 and re- WASHINGTON (AP) — A hel­ BANANAS 089 Mala St. A final suggestion made by Fri. 9 to 6 Sot. 8 to 8 CANTALOUPES 114 Cretewood Dr. t^r. 180 Hlllstown Rd.; Mr*. Wil- Mrs Burke was for the nurs- tarded patients. Pour sferies of icopter brought President end Msiicfaester, Conn. _ Mrs. Nixon back to the White Alao, Donald B. Evans, High Harrlman and son, Marl- ing association to, take the classes, for expectant mothers, Approved by the coo'p^ w ere'^ven wdth'a’ total attend- Sunday after a weekend Manor Pork. Rockville :‘ I ^ borough: Mrs. John Stoftolano leadership and work STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION YELLOW GOLDEN erallvely In an effort to create ance of 196. spent attending a wedding and 2 and son, 16 Lawton R d.; Mrs. U R G E S IZE BiinWIa R. O aude^ 20% Bis- Robert Bourget ahd daughter, a aatlsfylng life for elderly Nursing supervision of the observing the C9th anniversary Mil St; Barbara Oriffeto, CMae- Strickland Bt.; Mrs. Thom- FIRM RIPE residents. Humpty Dumpty Day Core Cen­ of their own. Sweet, Juicy 2 - 2 9 * tonbury; Mts. Bertha M. Oris- Johnson and son, 28 Durant WANTED She stated that the recruit­ ter and the Bolton Cooperative The Nixons were guests at the 7 ^ , 69 <3arth R d .: George W. gt Mrs. Thomas Ward and G eu i, Late Model ing, training and placing of old­ Nursery have been added to the Saturday wedding of Vice Presi­ dent Spiro T. Agnew’s daughter Hunt. 27 Green Rd.; Mrs. Ther- gon East Hartford. er citizens, for needed com­ association’s program. CM Jolbert, Boat Hartford; D a - ______HAKIIOKI) munity service, benefits t h e In the two towns, Bolton and Pamela and Robert E. De- Price! effective thru June 24th in thi* Community and Vicinity. Product* Prohibited by State Law Exempt from Plaid Stamp Offer^______USED CARS vld Kerr, 806 Charter Oak St.; x# t. >r - a i -UADIMN total community and makes life Ellington, where school nursing Haven, In Towson, Md. Then Top Prices Paid Mw. Ttoala B. Lalng, Windsor; Twain Plaque 4 W ui lUiSINlSS more meaningful and produc- Is provided by the agency, they went on to Camp David, For All Makes! the presidential retreat In the Bldred J*. McCabe, 116 Rusaell HANNIBAL. Mo. (AP) — Big- live for the elderly people. school health aides were In- at.; Dennla F. McOoy, West ma Delta Chi, toe professional Catoctln Mountains of Mary­ CARTER CHEVROLET At the annual meeting, Mrs. eluded, allowing the public Rd., Vernon. Journalism society, dedicated a land, for an overnight stay. UR TRUMBULL ST. CO.. INC. Harry Hammer was elected health nurse to spend more time Alao, James Magowan, 66 Oak plaque at Mark Twain s one- Neag'daytnm president; Mrs. (Seorge Bar- In the community and to bring With them were their daugh­ 1229 Main St. B t; Lerier B. Maaker, Btaf- time home Bunday, oommemo- Over (kBBtitutlon ton, first vice president; Mrs. h e r knowledge concerning ters Trida and. Julie, David El­ ford; Mm. EdUh M. Mayer. 78 rating hU career aa a newapa- _ Nattenal Bank H Rtf W sm M J senhower, Julie’s husband, Phone t49-5238 Gerald D’Sona, second vice home environment and back- Weteewood D r.: M3<*ael A. perman. iinrtSord 888-81 president; Mrs. Edward Duell, ground of the pupils to the and the President’s friend C. G. W* Rtiarv* Tht'IMit T* Limit OiuRtilki ] FtIm i EIlKtht l« Firit NatiMtl SuMniwrlitU Mtevni. 126 High at.. R ock- third vice president; Mrs. Rich- schools. ”Bebe” Reboso. 8rai, UHreItti Ate TrAm u Ixtm gi Fram StMR» OIIm vUle; Devra B. Novltch, 71 Law- «r o n the Hannibal Journal. \ FOmmsBN BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1969 MANOHEyj’lsR EVENING ^ R A I^ , BIANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1969 PAGE FIFTEEN BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Coventr^ V e r n o n Coventry $7,000 as wss-oparatton o f plant. voe BE6AM V^ioo**/ SHE Contracted services ware cut by tfW APPE P $8,000 and even heat was cut 9c P TO FE E L . Aniwtr 'lo Ffwlow PimU ' Gary W. Graft Whwi RMMdaNng or BoHding Now V M e a a , U A W ^ IL T V UAlEAl AAATTRBESBO. Finance Board Defmds by $1,000. UtWtlea ta general c A n vue p o to AUa& MOOFT.S HE e o r THE ONE SHE GIVES F is h in g m fcirjm Wins Fiilbright ' School Board S till .Opposed were reduced toy $8,000. BA«U OUT pw w ecc 1 fiM/E HIM A f t r j a u > ie vu^s BU66IM' tOVUEU \wnM_ TO PEOPLE Replacement of equipment For Cwlom-Biillt Khdion CobhwH U9 s o VUE OET , N O M O faeM A P vuHO e e r Cut in Education Budget Oaiy W. Graff, stm ot Mr. waa cut back by $8,000; food WAA UP FOR , THAN THE PUG BEHtNP IM ACBOSS 58 Elongated fish T o $ 37,775 Cut in Budget services was reduced by 83.000; \ 59 Fencing *word m vvepanrftoa for tan]ght' and Mra. George Graft, Hale THE POEHOOSB/, a t t h e o v u l e TH E IR . 1t«»«d by people on both aides Ruth B. Benoit, riiolrman ot $1,750,000 Ml the leth of Janu­ finally, capital outlay was re­ VofiMos & BookfiliolFBS of Qoolity ' OJU0 BAR/ BOARP/ 1 Revolvable ^ Open veseel to«Ri nteattny oa the Ixi^lget, of the fence.” St. Bbct., bos been awarded a a ry this year. Ehrery taxpayer duced by the Board of Educa­ device DOWN Board o( Flnanoe baa hunrt the Board o f . Education, an­ < ^ ® Q a 5 Curved - M mmI Board BepBee EYiUbright-Haya Graduate F el­ in Coventry should not fo iget tion from $28,980 to $12,000. This 1 Priestly tide a atatamant, ta whtadt Ow board nounced over toe weekend that implement Board of Education Chair­ lowship by the Office of Educa­ that the mambera of this Board series apeclficaUy coven pur­ s>oea^0Dvn(£ 9 Fishing pole (at.) notaa ttiat a “ quaatton waa rala- toe school board haa not cfaoqg- NEW ENGLAND WOODWORKING CO. 2 Organ of fight man Ruth B. Benoit reacted tion. of Eklucatkm reduced thia re­ chases of new equipment" ---- * r — UAustndian ad aa to iwhgr the Board o t FL 3 Unit of energy n u i ^ u this momliig to the Board of The grant «411 assist Graff ed the position tt had initiany quest by $mjM4." These re­ Mra..Benoit concluded, "A fte r Howard Rd. Bohon 643-64A7 lake nanoe wouM ig^Mro a mandate In hla research on religtoua lay taken on the further budget cut : 3 13 Operatic solo 4 Meadows HSUKtl=i finance’s statement, glviiw ductions were made prior to the flrst meeting with the 14 Yellow bugle 5 Foul breath 42 Overlay with taom tba peopla and not reatore Asveral points. "Th e actual rise aodalitlea and social organisa­ by the Board ot Ftoanee. budget BUbmisalon to toe Board Board of Finance (prior to toe (meui 23 Not natural $8T,77B to toe education bud- plant (med.) metal ta the entire Instructianal series tion ta seventeenth century Co­ Tonight’s town meeting wlU of Finance. May budget hearing), the Board f a t ’ ’ lombia. The research for his 15 Star In Lyra is $181,086 Includtag an Increase be aslced to ocmaider a school Mra. Benoit continued, "Some o f EiducaUon cut an additional doctoral dissertatiim will be ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 16 Endure Ibe boaM aaM "toe toot la in teachers’ salaries of $118,979. board budget without restora­ of the areas of reduction apeolf- $16,817 tor a total cut o f $204,881 17 Fishing the Board of Vtaanoe ta oom M- oMiducted ta Hie Colonial Ar- implement » is totoUy unrealistic to base tion of the $87,778 requested toy toally 'Were general control, from administration’s original >MSu oooLAVaor ...stum LOTS 0F7H/ WIU.,YES, .„WE HM> ONE HBSx CXWr THINK H* PIP ertaf toe two votea on toe mat­ a salary acoount Inorease on chivea lit Bogota, Colombia. the June 8 portion o f the own request.” ’1N» A BOOK WORLP^ GREAT ( THATS RtSHt NOT VERY LONG TOO WBU., AUEY„ 18 Large net i S r G raff recently received his $14,406; principals' ariariea, RESPONSIBU COLLERE STUDENTS ------ABcxrr tr.„ LEAPERS WENT nr AGO WHOVV4A6 HIS NAME WAS 20 Hideous ter taken at the town meettag the increase In enroUment. meeting. $12,487; consultants and super- ASmOLOOV/ »«?■ OM ADOLPH HITLS^ monster lOMan^fesT^ fil S i ? ’ (toe laat one on June 8), flrat When enrollment rises one per Master’s degree ta Latin Mrs. Benoit said that "as far 11 Palm fruits 36 Golfer a gadget respect ^ American History at the Unl- vleora, $4,000; teachers’ sal­ Cracks Ground Planes ■W'i 21 Whale’s wSnSum ifood 37 That is (ab.) Its to T4 defeatinf toe re. cent, should we then base our as I am concerned tots is not a V m ii« T . Flint, 1 - m 'Versity of Wisconsin. He and his aries, VO.MA; aeoretarial help, hsbitatnaniut - a ^ on sturdv tree 39 Poetic form mewurt. atorattoa requeat after a full to la iy increase on a one-ftn^ petty nwtter o f atubbornese or UINDON (AP) -The Hawk­ 24 Attorney (ab.) " |t“ ™X tree j j Turkiah weigh' wife, Sharrni, w ill leave for Co­ $10,878; other tastruotional sal­ er Slddeley Orotqi aircraft num- debate and aaoond 80 to 90 very one bases?" toe askto. seF-wM. R radically Invotvea aries, $23,000; textbooks, $4,000; Clean Floors, Shampoo ■ n i i i r i “ 25 Stops s i . _ _ . i _ j . . . , reluctance 54---- Fondle " lombia In late August utacturera aald today aU Comat late ta the nwetlng after no de­ Mra. Benoit add^ that the the program for every student audlo-'vlsual, $8,000; and teach­ HONOR < " ’wniiii- — ------^ VUr«I.IUUB Asoea bate, oouM find no mandate airltaen have been grounded RogB and Other Odd Jo<» IHfe WONT LAST LONS* V !“ r " r " 1 1 8 IT IT o f Eiducotion presented Almost every Island off Geoir- In town, whether a person be­ ing suppUee, $17,000. 29 Social insects 5“ from the people but only aolev- tor 24 hours after a factory in- to the flnanoe board on June 9 gUa has its legend of buried pi­ lieves to public education or "Inrtructlonal and general SOCamelian 12 13 U er uae ot parllam entaiy taettca apeetton turned up tiny oracks "a breakdown which was eesen- rate treasqra. In the late 1600s, not. Ehreiy oitlsen o f Coventry was cut baric from $l,2S8,4iU) to in flight control equipment For More Information 32SUr by toe auppoctom of toe reatora- tfslly the same as prervlcusly 35 Greek letUr II II If the iaianda became a haven for mud remember that the pro- $1,168,782. Herith seivloes were The company said 44 of the 36 Yugoslav VIP tton." *«»>mJlted, toe only dltference feerional people we pay to serv- reduced from $20,660 to $17,094; Gall— 646-1256 OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS t Eklward Teato, or Blackbeard. four-jet Comets are ta uae by 37 Mental image Iba atatement entitled b ^ toot the salaries were toe our young had asked for tranaportatton was cut b c^ by about a dooeo alrllnea. ^V,T.4U-Xi_ 38 Enemies “Ikwta ootioerataf the Board of woken down by grade and aub- 40 Wickerwork Flnanoe reduotom to toe budget J*®t area. As tacts presented baskets for a r lliAmRelveo, the new breakdown fish o f toa Board o f Bduoatlon” , oon- 42 Conceit a r tlnuea, "The preaent area o f In- •w ealed a need tor more than U.S. OOVT. INSPECTED-OVEN READY 8-14 Ibt. SIZE 2 DAVY JONES BY LEFT and McWILLIAMS 44 Measure atmotlonal ooat, tochidtag all $88,000, raither than $87,775 the 2 of land s r toa raduottona made by the ■ohooi board asked for. With WELL, I REFUSED » 45 Soak flax Board of Finance, repreaanta an new positions being flUed," she so MR. BARNES Y YOU'VE THANKS. BUT Ybo SURE V MAYBE I 46 Ornamental REWARD FOR SAVINS FO R CED t h i s a e a r n e d DON'T DESERVE THAT ( ALL'S F Inereaae o f 8207,000 over toe laat continued, "our salary account “ ‘ BANK’S MONEY. BUGSY ON ME : y V l T , PAL braid i i r n c v „ ^ r in a o pe n in g ' 47 Fishhook line avaMabla oompleto flgurea wUl prove to be underesti- 49 Cuckoo W“ (108rr-88). n t o In and o f Itaelf mated.” ' She continued. "F o r the pree- blackbird s r S3 M r apr aaenta a very aubatantlal 50 Seaweed w inereaae ta an area wbeaw toe ent school year, as of June 19, 51 On the balance In the teachera’ 55 Oriental 5T" taoreaae ta enrollment haa beverage u been mtoimal or non.eKlatent. ralary account is $9,891; this GMKZfURKIYS U’ l 5T* 56 Become flaccid g We did, of oourae, taatttute a column will ehow a deflclt af- l-TRlirTT jssa ntlSH UAE susa ter permanent eubotltutea l» v e 3 3 57 Manufacture nMMivoaeded kindergarten pro­ SKINLESS FRANKS X’ 69' (Newspaper fnlerprise Attn.) gram a year ago but that oer- been paid this week." GROUND CHUCK .b 79 ' talidy doaa not acoount tor toe Oonunentliig on savings on re­ \H t. * J.,- majortty o fllito Inereaae." signations, Mra. Benoit said, ‘"Ilie admlrdstration was forc­ ------Ib e atatement goea on, Ta ••• U. I P*) Oft —AH rifMt raeewad ed into hiring teachers with ♦ l^Sf by Usfted f—tw ^F**y^h**-| CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER, "When a legitimately detailed little or no experience, and breakdown o f toe teadhera* aal- arlea was finally preaanted to these same teachers represent the larger portion of those leav­ WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE toe Board of Ftaahoe j^lME> J ' SLOWS MS tm i. figure even ta the 125,000 ment made by two Chajmen. BONELESS range, and ta light of the above Therefore, I could not t a i ^ x l Chuct Filet lb. I facts, toe Board of Finance conscienoe agree to emy figure r^Twiuic fe lt agreeing to such an amoimt without flrat being able to open­ would be Irresponsible. Thus, BONELESS u ly dlacuaa our board’s position 0 the Board'of Flnanoe has chos­ SM iM ar Steak with the flnanoe board." \oooa en (by a 8-2 vote) to return (liriiBliiicIi ^ HeiiiKetdiip t e im t, NIA, Iw TM t,, U! f« (Ml t-*3 the budget to the town for a WITH THIS COUPON AND PUICHASE OF HYGRADE By The WITH THIS COUPON AND PUPCHASE OF Fisherman Hooks Body ______13.00 OB MOBt ______tS.OO OB MOBf _____ final and hopefully clear-cut de- & LIVERWURST Piece |b.i "About this $100,000 bequest to Pottsviile College clolon.’ ’ NORWICH (AP) — The body GOOD THRU SAT..JUNE 2 8 fh yig g l a k i i n ^COUPON G O O D THRU SAf.JUNE28lh5 . . . do you want to name a second beneficiary in The statement says, "There of Vtacent Oatchek, 61, of Nor­ case it has passed away, too?" ■" Is support on the Board o f Bd­ wich was fished from the BLADE CUT MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD uoatlon for the action taken by Thames River near Montvllle toe Board of Finance. It also Saturday afternoon. WELL-THAT'S HE WAS ^ has bean expressed by a mem­ Police eald the body was p c ber of toe Bocuid of Education brought ashore by a flaherman, N N WHY WlBOUGHT HERE, ONE OF THE REASONS TMAN ON IT.' WE PAID PHIL— STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF that additional reductions can Joseph Kenny o f Old Lyme, who THE LAM" IS SUCH A GREAT THE AUTHOR, BUT HE be made to the Board of Edu­ Itooked the body without realis­ BOOK IS BECAUSE IT'S /f£AL/ BRIAN STALWARD, DIDN'T LIKE I'LL SWING OVER TAKE A 600P LOOK AT ALL ^ I HAD THE FEELING THE THINGS A GOOD PRICE IT, SO HE cation budget other than but ing what it was. HOOVER PAM/ THAT WATER...IT WILL HELP atlU Including the reductions IN THESE PAGES WtK ACTUALLY K E E P US COOL 'TIL W E CAN Oatchek had been dead for HAPPENING.' GET A SHOWER ' made by the Board of Fi- more than 24 hours, police sold, nonoe." when hla body was .foimd. Aifth- The rtatement ooncltidee, oriUes said foul play was not "The Board of Eduoallott haa suapeoted. toe abiMty to transfer sums to areas wliloh It feela should have priority. Thta right is not ques- */A/SO. tlcned, but other areas have RANG! ootne under scrutiny, and have been queottoned which appear FUEL OIL to be o f leaser priority than GASOLINE flrat Indtoated. SpeclflcaUy, the MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY neoesrity of provldtag an elec­ tronic data prooeaslng system OH, BOY-VtXJ for scheduling and grade re­ BANTLY OIL WON'T GET ANY porting ta a rriotlvely amaU ( OMI' \M , l\( AAR. ABERNATHY; ARGUAAENT : ;i \i UN -mil I ITHINKYOUlRE system such as Coventry’s and FROM AAEl WINTHROP I 1 .1 . I. I't I 'I'r, VERY CUTE! WHY BY DICK CAVALU as an aid to an area of guidance DOt/rVOUCOAAE that has been a significant In­ lincK \ lilt- -7 II C3VB? FERE AND r KATE BAIN... BAINAiAkHSTHE ...AND7HATA^AMB5 ..WHENVCtlSO crease In coat has been quee- STTONAtYLAP? I BBAULVHATE S IO e W A L B O IT T O O e H ia TOBBATUPON IT. SUPPER/... SETA ROW PBOPLB FDODN© KRAFT joNes+, *. «| Nostillo^t SO. I a m i P n s GIANT cans FniiimSiltiKSbt.|g ____ WITH THIS COUrON AND FUtCHASI OF WITH THIS COUFON AND FUlCHASt OF PRISCILLA’.S POP BY AL VERMEER ______$5.00 0 « MOSS______Y M O & i LEMON ______13 00 0 « MOM ^ y ^ epUfON GOOD THeU SAT.,JuNt 2B>lJ3y[y| ’HE'S MY FAVORITE WMY DO THEY H E 'D G E T R n la i M n JUICE [COUPON GOOD THRU SAT.,JUNE 28lh COWBOV.' TMEY C A L L H IM '■TEX'* IF ORE IF THEY Diac. CALL WIM "TExr HE COMES FF?OM ,CALLED HIM <^ULLUl _LjOUISIANAF •LOUISE? 4-Jtl SUCEDEUERTA DETERGENT 8)!l-oi. '/i-gol. cons jug 3 3 CAPTAIN EASY 'i BY LESLIE TURNER LIBBY PEACHES WISK LIQUID LDIT STRAINED THE GIRL TOLD JOB' HEY..9O0NPBO THE LAW WAF HOT UKB A FAINT CRY btl. ON HIE TRAIL. 90 HE FROM 9H0RE1 t a TOMATO JUICE FlEP^lBAyiNe THAT, TAKE A UOORI HEINZ BABY FOOD COFFEE JUNIOR CHASE & SANBORN HEINZ BABY FOOD COFFEE WITH PORK £21 ^ ■ o z . ^ K c JOHN SULLIVAN CHASE & SANBORN HEINZ BEANS cans ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS FIEEZE DRIED WHITE Mr. SuIUvkn wfui om of sovon Uncolii'Morcury WHIL^TURK RODIM OFF0R6 SOJP0JT LEADeRS AND FACUOY ADVISORS iiltBiWAn in tho Hutford kroA honorod Iw the btl. ANPH16 A PLAN ID END TH e ANARCHY WITTKDOr VIOLeOCE,; MAXIM COFFEE HEINZ VINEGAR GAMPOG Lincohi-Merc ury DivisicMi of the Ford Motor RODIEHOLD INSTANT COFFEE WECXeRS Company recently at their exclueive “200 (3Iub VANPALIZe Banquet’’ Six of these seven saleameit work at ' % COMET CLEANSER ■DRir THeMALONP Moriar^ Brothera. Membership in ttw ’’200 PERIOIIALSBE CHOCK FULL 0 ' NUTS *1®® UMIVERSITY LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OnlY' la limited to the t 16% of all Linctdn- QUAKER SNACKS 39< BOUMON CUBES ’;c.“ 29* COFFEE APWMlSlRATlON AlPocncKn imTCROamiMlOWWB l e __ ^ / flHlSH Menury aaleamen in New England I Buy yrar I4* *-08 BUILDING,,, naxt Lincoln-Mere ury or Safe-Buy Used Car IVORY SOAP 4 -^’ 27« DOG FOOD cent S 3* f u d g e M IX 55* £<7AMX DEinCEMT nOORWAl __ DUNCAN R m t-D a u n _ ■ „ CHOCK FULL 0 ' NUTS : 79* ircO0LP„X IF1HeRBI«A trota one of the profeealonak at BEACON 85* ANfiELFOODCAUNU p!?r57* COFFEE BUT I'M jCHANOSI&raJH PUnOlCNOCOUTI AUnTO-UC.ORBtr , COfATINCfeD /iHeWOUTWITHDUr c CHEER ^ 3 6 ' OVALTINE 67* vo-s SHAMPOO 88* IT WONT /CKACKWQ S K U L L S ^ MORIARTY BROTHERS CHOCK FULL 0 ' NUTS -- ®1®® IMV.MALaBiV6 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT.. JUNE 28»h. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. C A L i e p t t ^ “OaTksLaralAtOaafraaadBraad" 8U CBNTEB RBBBX^-MANOHEfiTEB Ce*. Manchesfor Parkade, Middle Turnpike, Wert — Triple-S Redemption Center. 180 Market Square. Newington 4 £ i - **9 U t Pm OH ^ Open Tues., Wed., Thurs. and Sat. 9:00- 5:30— Fri. 9:00-9:00 Closed Mondays ' Y \ - \

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r J ...... Big State Yanks Use New Weapon, Journalism Student Mills Can Write Own Headlines Golf Play Hitless Reserve to Win National Lengne This Week / ' . ■ V \ j tor his first m ajor league hit. signed to Syracuse of the Inter­ After Pepitone, who wont Into East IMvIalan KNOXVILLE, Tenn. . 1 BOSTON (AP) — Base­ Marda Dolan is Om (avortte Ihe Yankees added another nm a slump after a grand slam ho­ W. L. OB (A P )— Curtis Mills should ball is loaded with strat- national League last year. He m i r y L liU to win the CoonecUeut Woman’s and won B-t. 43 38 .6» — not have any trouble win­ *gy, but the New York hit only J 68, but drove in 78 mer was wiped out when rain Chicago W im b led on SELECnTED 12 Oolf Aasoclation champioaitiifp, ‘ T v e been kMklng for that hit 86 38 .888 4H ning recognition for his Yankees have come up with postponed Friday night’s game New York Low Gross — Helen Noel 49; which gets under way today in ‘V since 1067,” Boehmer said hap­ runs and earned a chance with 83 .839 H in Boston, grounded out, Houk Pittsburgh 86 8 world record in the 440 Low Net--Jan Leonard 6(J-6—44, Danbury. But the state Men’s a new weapon to win a pily. "I was up briefly with Cin­ the Yankees because of his Net Tourney argued vigorously with plate S t Louis 83 88 .478 10 yard dash, because the Tina MikUowsky 62-16—47; Low Amateur title, at stake in com- game. cinnati that year and was O-fiMr- “ clutch hitting, desire and abili­ umpire Arthur Frants. PMla 36 87 .418 U lanky sophomore is a jour­ PiAts—Heten Noel 29. petition played simultaneously Oiipped In an 0-for-lfi slump, 8. Then I was O-for-26 with the ty to play aU positions.” "He didn’t even look at the Montreal 18 46 .381 33% BEST SIXTEEN in West Hartford, is aiqrhody'a slu n e r Joe PepMone got him­ Yankees tills year. Thlslls like a "H e’s a real good kid, a real nalism student at Texas Starts T oday ball. Just tossed it to the pitch­ West mvlBioa Low Gtooss—Sue Eggleton 75; guess. ' r f : self thrown out after grounding 100-pound weight being lifted team player,” said New York A&M. Manager Ralph Houk, who got er,” Houk said later. Los Angeles 89 36 .600 — If nobody else writes about LONDON (AP) —Nicola Pie- Low Net—Kay CHbUn 86-29-66, Mrs. Dolan, 28-ysar-dd motil- out to end the Yankee eighth from around my neck. Houk Anally was thrown out AUanta 89 27 .BW % against the BosUm Red Box Btm- "It had to be In the back of kicked out Just a couple of min­ him, the fledgling sports writer trangeli a 86-year-old Italian Anderson 81-17—64; Low er of three, will be difficult to by Frants. Pepitone then had San Fran 86 80 .665 8% beat with Pat O’Sullivan out of day. my mind—like a pitcher trying utes before Pepitone. ’’Every­ can type out a few stories him­ tennis veteran, went smiling to some choice words with Hank Ciincbinatl 83 29 .636 6 self. BEST BAIX the event this year. Mias O’Bul- Rookie Len Boehmer, who for his first win. I’ve been hit­ body is happy for him. He’s a the opening of the Wimbledon Soar, the umpire crew chief, Houston 86 86 .496 7 And the 20-yeor-old speedster Florence Barre 67. 67 Mary Uvan has won the CWOA title kicked around the minor ting the ball good, In fact pretty, pretty good hitter. He Just and got the thumb. Boehmer did San Diego 28 46 .861 16% already knows how to teU U Uke TetmU Championahipa today to Qang'ewere 67, Ruth Wlltey 67, 10 times and beat Mrs. Dotaa leagues for eight years before well but I had nothing to show hasn’t had any luck.” Boehmer got his opprotunlty the rest after the Yankees gonday’s Resnlto tt Is. face Rod Laver of Australia, the Helda Krlstof 67; Evelyn Lor- l^st year, landing a utUlty Job in New for It. Oettlng a game-winning scored a run to tie the game In New York 6-1, Bt. Louis 1-0 “ I ’d caU It a heUuva nm ,” reigning champion who U rated ent*®" «7, Betty Benton 87, Nel- Women’s competition stepped York this spring, was sum­ hit for the first kind of makes against the Red Sox after he the ninth. Pittsburgh 6-2, Philadelphia Mills said when he was asked to by the bookies as the odds-on fa- Johnson 67, Peg Chanda 67. off at Ridgewood Country Club moned from the BuUpen to re­ up for It though. Winning Is the and first base coach Elston Said Soar, klddlngly, as he tell bow he would have written a vorite for the title. BEST SIXTEEN at 9 a.m. despite a threat of place Pepitone at first base. main thing.” Howard noticed a black spot on 0-8 hurried from the park to catch a Cincinnati , Los Angsles 0, story about his race in the finals "Who do I play in the next Saturday showers. The field wlU be nai^ With two out in the 10th hmlng Acquired from Cincinnati the ball. The umpire took the 6 pkme for Baltimore, ’’Tell them of the NCAA Track and Field round?” Joked PletrangeU. A—Harry Elch 62-8—87, Mar- «>wed to 12 In today’s 18-hole and the score Ued 8-S, Boehmer Sept. 18, 1967, Boehmer, who ball and tossed it back to the 2nd game rain I won a ball game for them.” Championships Saturday. A first-round draw against ton Ryder 66-8-67, Elnar Loc- quaUfylng round and is sched- lined a run-scoring single to left will be 38 Saturday, was as­ pitcher. HoiMtmi 2, San Diego 0 San FYandsco 64L Atiaitta 1-7 That’s Just what it was. Laver gave the popular Italian entzen 61-4—67; B — Gordon to end Thursday, Chicago 7-4, Montreal 641, 2nd MlUs was not expected to the honor of leading off the big Smith 64-9—66, Fred Lennon 87- Hartford Oolf Club, six tor- game 6 hmlngs, darioMoa challenge Olympic champion open totmtament on the center 11—66, Joe Carina 71-14—67; ■t^te men’s champions, In- Liffhtning Struck Tiger Stadium Twice Lea Evans of San Josa State or DUBIOUS RECORD—Ron Swoboda of New York Mets tied a major leagrue Today's Games court, where around 16,000 fans C—Martin Katz 77-20—87, Carl clii^tlng the defender, Jerry Major Loagde Larry James of VUlanova—the were expected to cheer him on Engberg 79-21—68, Earl Mof- CourvUle o f the Shorehaven record yesterday when he struck out five times in a nine-inning game. St. Flttsbuighi (Moose 9 -t o r Bun- 2 ndi^ 6-4) at CMoago (HOKxman favorites—for the title. The Ag­ as the underdog. tett 78-19—69, BlU Bengston 76- ®tarted today’s SO-lude 2 Louis pitchers had his number in first game of doubleheader at Shea Stadium. L=Leaders=! gie youngster admitted later he PletrangeU has been an idol of 17—69, Charlie Ferguson 76-17— lOAUfyloS round, American League 10-1) was hoping only for fourth. the Wimbledon crowds since 69, AJ Harrison 77-18—69; Low among the field titoot- BATTTNO — (178 at ba ^ ) — at. Louis (Otaistl 8-6) at Mon­ Parades in Detroit But he was in tbe thick of the 1964, although he has never Gross-Hairy Elch 72, Stan positions tor the thi^ treal (Stoneman 8-9), N Carew, Mlnneso^ .880; V'. Rob- fight coming into the home­ oomo near to winning the Hilinski m 72; BUnd Borv— championihlp are I>r. Tad inson, Baltimore, .838. Loa Angelea (Sutton 1041) at ______. . _ ^ A l l a n second game before Daryl Pat­ third single brought Boehmer stretch, where he turned on a fi­ crown. Lenezyk of Newington, Allan RUNS BATTED IN —KlUe- NEW YORK (AP) — Atlanta (Stone 6-1), night Dick Cronin 76. terson came on to work one around. The Red Sox led 3-2 nal burst of speed that swept Traditionally, the defending PRO SWEEPS Breed of Wethersfield, A1 Wln- Mets Are for Real brew, Minnesota, 88; Powell, Lisrhining struck Detroit’s going into the ninth but a single San FYandsco (Perry 96) at him to a decisive victory over scoreless inning preceding the champlon plays the first matrii Low Grose — Harrv Elch 72 ^®*’ *^®"^ Haven, Holly Mand- Battimore, 68. Tiger Stadium twice Sun­ Houston (Wilson 641), N rain. by White, wild pitch. Gene Ml- Evaiu, the runner-up. James of the twoweek event on the stan HiUnskl 72,' EnvinEnv:« Ken-K«n! o' Avon and Jim Healey _of h it s — Blair, Baltimore, 93; San Diego (Ross 16) at Cin­ day, brought on by the Washington manager Ted Wil­ cael's single and a sacrifice fly finished'fifth. ^ e host club. The title will be F. Robinson, Baltimore, 82. cinnati (Merritt 6-8) N center court nedy 78, Ray Evelback T8; Low . . , thunder of the Washing­ liams, who had an appetite for by Bobby Cox forged the dead­ TAP FOR BIRD— Dale Douglass of Denver, Ck>lo., MUls was timed in 44.7 sec­ Laver remained an over- Net Gordon Smith 76-9—68, ®*P*®*' 86-hole windup 3 3 DOUBLES—Blair, Baltimore; Only games scheduled. ton Senators’ bats. It rain­ base hits during his own playing lock. onds, beating the old world whelming favorite despite two Woody Clark 73-6—68 FYed ''^'•™4ay. 17; Carew, Mhmeaota, 17. Boehmer was O-for-26 this sea­ Tuesday's Games taps in birdie putt on final hole of Kemper Open. career, said a friend sent a big mark of 44.8 set in 1966 by Tom­ defeats In less Important open Lonnoev 79-11—68, John Krlstof ------HOME RUNS — R. JackjKHl, ed, too. Pittsburgh at Chicago package of klelbasy (Polish sau­ son and went hitless in three at- mie Smith of San Jose State. Gaining on Cnbs Oakland, 37; Petrocelll, Boston, ‘The day started off in fine tournaments In the last 10 days. 76-6-69, Steve Matava 76-6-69 St. Louis at Montreal fashion with 62,731 fans march­ sage) to the Senator’s dressing bata with Cincinnati in 1967. Arnie’s Charge Fails “I didn’t have cmy idea about enuf Drysdale of South Africa Marion Ryder 77-8—69. 23. ing through (he turnstiles. Then room before the doubleheader. bata with Cincinnati in 1967. Phlla/lelphla at New York, 2, bret^klng the record,” said STOLEN BASES — Harper, downed Laver In the West of BEST SEVENTEEN the parades began. The Tigers “WTiat a diet, Klelbasy and Ironically he had taken over for twl-night Mills, whose time was a fuU sec­ England Championships at Bris- Sunday NEW YORK (AP) — as the Meta raked loser Steve in the fourth inning of the night­ Seattle, 88; Oampanerls, Oak­ paraded nine pitchers to the base hits; it’s great,” Williams Joe Pepitone in the eighth after Los Angeles at Atlanta, N ond faster than he had ever nm New Mets never die . . . Cariton and two successors for cap and tallied on Rusty Staub’s land, 31. tol, and then John N ew rom ^ of a - Woody Oark 64-6-69, mound, the Senators paraded 18 enthused. ‘‘We’ll have to ask the first baseman was ejected San Diego at Cincinnati, N Everybody Excited the 440 before. And his previous well hardly ever . . . and a 18 siogles—three each by Bud single. The Cubs closed the gap P n C H IN a (6 decUtons) — SETS WORLD MARK— Curtis Mills of Texas A&M Australia b^ t him at London’s 0 ,^^ ottavanlo 71-6-86, iW runners around the bases sind that guy to send more of that from the game. San Francisco at Houston, N best of 46.7 came In the meet’s Harrelson, deon Jones and Jer­ on Paul Popovich’s RBI single McNally, Baltimore, 10-0, 1.000; • • * breaks tape in 44.7 seconds to establish new world **'urf'* S j? ' t t Pletrontonlo 74-7—67; B—Ken NA'nONAL LEAGUE couple of old oiies aren’t wound up with a 9-4, 9-6 sweep stuff around next time we visit qualifying trials. ry Ofote. In the bottom of the inning, but lx>Uch, Detroit, 8-1, .889. ^ Ackerman 78-19-00 Frank W L exactly fading away. of the doubleheader. The second WHITE SOX - ANGLES — American Leaqpie MlUs, the Southwest Confer­ mark in 440-yard dash in the NCAA Track Cham­ Koosman scattered seven St ran out o f sunshine after 'batting , STRIKEOUTS — McDoweU, town.” aary Qsntry. New York's cur game was halted by rain after Rookie Billy Wynne’s made EAST Including Winner ence champion, has been run­ pionship Saturday. His best time was 45.7 seconds. and matches are decided over Medics 11 2 Louis hits and struck out nine In in ttte sixth. Cleveland, 110; Culp, Boston Manager Mayo Smith of the rent pitching prodigy, and Jerry six innings. Tigers, who may develop a sore Carlos May’s run-scoring bloop W. L. Pok GB ning the 440 for five years. He the best of 3 sets. As every play Naasiffs S 3 the nightcap on the way to Ms * • * 104. I 19—66, A1 Palaughi 90-24—66, Kooeman, its 1968 rookie sensa­ The first lightning bolt came arm from waving to his bullpen, double in the third stand up with Baltimore 50 19 .726 — CHARLOTTE, N. C. (AP)—The galleries were roar­ wants to run even faster. er on the clrciilt knows, master- Auto Parts 6 7 third shutout. T1>e Mats clipped DtmOEBS - REDS----- National League ‘I Want 18-Foot Record’ Low tion, buried the torrid Mets to a in the eighth inning of the open­ tried to be tactful. seven-lilt pitching as the White Boston 89 26 .600 9 ing, the noise from the vast army sweeping in waves While MlUs hurst into the big- tag the AurtnUlan left-hander 88-17-66; Green Manor 6 8 Mike ’Torrea for the gam e’s only Bin Singer, 8-8, stopped the BATTTNa (175 at bats) — M. Groas—Woody dark 70; BUnd 8-1, 1-0 doubtebeader sweep over er In the form of alx runs, wip­ "It W'U a pretty sad day,” he Sox got by California. And John Detroit so 26 .666 12 over the course, as Arnold Palmer made his charge. time with a blaze of glory, one over five sets at Wimbledon 1s a Moriarty’s 1 U run in tbe seventh, when Harrel- Reds on five bibs and fanned Alou, Pittsburgh, .866; Stargell, Bogey—Dan McCarthy 112. the struggling St Louis Cardi­ ing out a 4-3 Tiger load. It said. "There was not mUch we Donaldson drove in two runs New York 84 86 .486 '16% "Everybody was excited,” ------of college track’s aU-time ttand- different matter. son tripled and Agee bounced a seven, boosting his major PRO SWEEPS nals Sunday. PIttabuigh. -881- GtiTuck egain in the fourth in­ could do about it. Our relief with a pair of singles and Tom­ Washington 84 36 .486 16% Dale Douglass said. ” I could outs bowed out in despair. Arthm- Ashe and d a rk Qareb- AMERICAN LEAGUE double over the head of third' league leading strikeout total to r u n s BATTBID IN — Banks, Douglass, a e-foot-2, 166-pound ______Pennel Tops Again Woody d a rk 70-6—66, Thny ’Tommie Agee, a second-year ning of the nightcap as the Sen­ pitching was not as bad as it my Davis hammered a solo ho­ Cleveland 24 40 .876 38% hear them.” Jim Ryim, Kansas veteran ner, the U.S. Davis Cup stars W L baseman Mike Shannon. 128, aa Loa Angeles rolled to Its Chicago, 63; McCovey, San ______Pletrantonlo 79-8—71, John Met and rookie Rod Caspar ators trailing 1-0, sent 14 men to looked. We will come around all mer as Seattle sent Kansas City WEST I ^‘t pretty excited, too. But rtrA and the top Amerioah contend- Sears 8 4 Left fielder Oaapar saved sixth successive vlctDry. Tom EYancisco, 67. the day with a one stroke lead g j^e world 880 mark also played key roles as the for­ the plate and scored all nine right.” to its 10th loss in the last 24 Oaklanld 86 28 .666 for a dUferent reason.” ^(o^W w im bredon'tlU e^^ 1 ^ rs z e a 81-9—72; Gross— John PoUoe A Fire 8 6 Koosman In the eigbtiv wtth a Haller atroiced four hits euid Wes HITS —M. Alou, Pittsburgh, 77, Erwin Kennedy mer expansion misfits delighted runs. When the storm had _ g;ames. Minnesota 29 .564 wasn’t o' dWn’t win the mile or faced tough first-round matches P®*‘6X9Uo Dillon’s 7 6 bullet throw too the plate that Paiirar homered for the Dodg­ 108; Tolan, Cincinnati, 89. 86 But the excitement wasn i Palmer, Archer and Coody in ThTIa tniil Tn”>iV«*Vinni With Latest Jump a Shea Stadhim crowd of passed, ihe defending world A ’S - TWINS — enough to. shake his game and order ^ finish the three-mile in his final today. ,___ Army A Navy 4 7 nall^ Lou Brock trying to score ers. DOimLES — M. Alou. Pitts­ Seattle 80 86 .462 86,862—largest In the Natkxial champion Tigers were mired in The Oakland - Minnesota twin the placid, articulate Douglass n , ’ j , college race. MEN’S MAJOR Wlpco 4 9 from second on Joe ’Torre’s burgh, 26; Kessinger, Chicago, Chicago 28 86 .444 ^ Palmer made a move in SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — John Pennel stopped Ashe, of Richmond, Va., who League this sea son—an d Rain washed out the second third place in the American bill was a study in game-win­ Condio Sets Pace cruised in with a final 67 Md a ^ Sophomore Marty Liquor! of nn'niitncrrnnh* Th*p *lankv*nolp struggling to find his TOURNAMENT two-out single. 20. Kanaas City 26 40 .894 10% climbed within 4% gamea of gam e with the Reds batting in League East, 12 games behind ning contrasts. The A’s unload­ four-stroke victory in the Kern- °' VlUanova beat Ryun tor the ^ the middle of Siping an autograph. Ihe lanky pole ^ Erwta RoUand A Ken Ajckar- ENTEBNAnONAL Koosman, 8-4, has a dub HOME RUNS — McCovey, Oalifomia 22 41 .849 18 Chicago’s stumbUng East Divi­ the first inning. Baltimore. ed (our homers in the opener— In Weekly Shoot per Open Golf T^mament Sun- “ first time by about 10 yards in vaulter glared at the beam suspended m the night air ^ ^^^hs, had to play defeated Prank Kleman A record string of 28 consecutive • • • 8(ui Francisco, 38; L. May, Cin­ Sunday’s Results sion leaden. Elsewhere, Oakland and including two by Sal Bando, Beautiful skies brought 40 day. and going eight under par for the mile, winning in 8:67.7, and above him. “ Now I want that 18-foot record,” he mut- Marty Rlessen of Evahston Hi Gordon, two-up. John Kris- Stevenson’s scoreless innings and has yield­ cinnati, 30. New York 6, Booton 8, 10 in­ New Yoric has won 18 of Ita GIANTS - BRAVES - Minnesota split a doubleheader, shooters out Sunday for t h e He had a 274 total, 14 under ^ ^ ^ en t with a birdie on the l&naM ace d^^^ut te^d. ^ ^ ly, hadri’t he been the flmt one ------Lawyers J STOLEN BASES — Brock, Reggie Jackson’s 27th and three nings J ed Just four runs in 80 innings laet 23 starts—Includiiig three of Juan Marlchal pitched a five- leaving the Athletics two per­ in a row in the third hmlng by weekly skeet shoot at the Man­ par for the 7,206-yard, par-72 three-mile on the fourth lap. Mnutes before, Pennel had Gordon A Nick Carlo, one-up. OUera ahice coming off the disabled St. Louis, 29; Bonds, San SVan- Cleveland 8-0, Baltimore 2-6 four against the defendhig NL hitter for his ninth victory in i i centage points ahead of the Ted Kubiak, Jackson and Bando chester Sportsman Assn, range. Quail Hollow Country Club "He was Juat two shote back "I’ll never try another mile gotten something else he’d been Finals next Sunday at noon. -Anealdl’s Mat May 24. ctsco, 31. CMcago 1, California 0 That was five years ago, be­ Hawk To Return champs. decisions as the Gianto won Twins in the AL West. The A ’s —and the Twins captured the fi­ Good scores were turned In course, and claimed the biggest ot me at that time,” Douglass and three-mile double,” Ryun after. Norman’s "W e have the feeling now that PrrCHINO (6 decUlons) — Seattle 6, Kansas City 1 fore a series of injuries placed The cu bs, who had tost abc of their opener at Atlaiia on home won the opener 7-3 and Minneso­ nale when tony Oliva doubled with John Condio going 60 check of his nine-year-old pro said, "but I could have bogeyed said later. He offered no ex- <aok — it’s been two years,” Low gross — A — .Dave Lin­ Auto Parts vs. Medics, Buck- take the field; nobody can stand Stone, Atlanta, 6-1, .887. game 6 innings, rain record holder Bob Seagren of Montreal 7-6 in the opener of a Hiatt and Ken Henderson. nings. pitcher Jim Perry’s suicide 76. Charles Ooody, who had a him.” pointing out that "Llquorl had it jje shouted above the commo- BOSTON (AP) —The Hawk gua 78; B — Tom Joyce 77; ley In our way,” said the 28-year- STRIKEOUTS — Singer, Los Oakland 7-3, Minnesota S-4, 2d tbe University of South Califor­ doubleheader with a four-nm The Braves rallied for four Baltimore drubbed Cleveland squeeze bimt. Round Leaders: First — J. course record matching 66 and He didn’t, however, and Pal- yards lor me after soaring 17-10% to wlU return to his nest tonight M; D — Tony PoUce vs. Wipco, WaddeU old left-hander, a 17-game win­ Angeles, 123; Jenkins, Chicago, Condio 24, R. Arendt 21, J. Cter- game 13 innings nia and others. ninth inning rally capped by ex- runs In the eighth inning of the 6-0 after losing the first game 3- Mike Hershberger's pinch sin­ was one of several to challenge mer’s charge fell short. » fui 1^® world record by one for the «nit Hmo alno,. >ia M,' E — LoU Apter 100, OUers v a Norman’s, Ver- ner as a rookie but plagued by 119. Today’s Games If he had shattered that old 'er tbe first time since he was . . Met Jim Hickman’s two-run ho­ nightcap, breaking a 3-3 tie, and 2, the New York Yankees beat gle in the seventh enabled the man 21; Second —Condio 26, R. Douglass in the sweltering heat. Archer moved into a share of and one-quarter indies. barrier -wtav not. .the . next . one’ . letlot loose loooo inIn April. Annll JaCK lUIlO lOOj ‘“cKorsKickers 77, 73. planck Bhoulder trouble early this year. Cleveland (Ellsworth 8-6) at mer. The winning pitcher? Met hung on to salvage a q>lit. Re- Boston 6-3 in 10 Innings, the C?hl- A’s to wipe out a 3-2 Minnesota TourvlUe 22; Third —J. Jen­ finished second at 278. the lead, and Douglas broke th^ He trl^ Saturday Three times the Red Sox to the Cleveland In- ~ Harrigan 97; Tuesday, Jnne M U Koosman left nine St. Louis sen 24, F. Pells 24, M. Twerdy Boston (Culp 10-4), N castoff Dlcfc Sebna. Mver Shank linzy wild pitched cago White Sox edged Oollfomia lead and send the game into ov­ South African Gary Player, that tie with a 16-loot birdie putt crowd latelato in Saturday'sSattintay's Sac- ” ^ T ” dlans in a six-player deal last 5 „ . ~ p e l Hartman 103; C — Nasslff vs. Manor, Buckley 0 runners on base in the nightcap. 20; Fourth —J. Condio 26, M. Washington (Hannan 2-6) at Jayhawks need at least ne spea • * 24, J. (Jarman 23, R. TourvlUe California (Brunet 2-6), N Carlos won the 100 in 9.2, the trate after setting the record, their scheduled twin bill was scoring single In the eighth, lift­ doubles and homer No. 16 by of its doubleheader after the In- Archer, 72, and England’s Tony wasas downhill.downhill ’ counted. 'Y*naf*AThat’s whatmVtaf T I . camea a m a a +1,,. ^ the field —for batting or fielding Wins Silver Oilers va Lawyers, Ver­ CUBS - EXPOS — STANDINGS 23. Tuesday’s Games planck — rained out) and took a one-half ing the PMUtes past Plttsbuigh Mike Elpstein—who was Ulted dlems took the opener on Vem Jacklta, 71.' SILK CITY SOFTBALL CTeveland at Boston, 2, day- ta‘^vT r.^lfD ^JL r.’ J®®® State’s^lSu^ Sio rel^ ^ Spar- league hit with two out In the Thirteen unlucky? Uned the race route. Only two y®” ' Saturday, 9-7, at Ver- the last two outs, leavii^ two Montreal's Ron Fairly broke a and a pair of errors by third turned to Dartmouth and served AnnuUl ma, EYed Lasher and Kilkenny 10th drove In the Yankees’ go- Manchester’s American Legion baseball team thinks of the 167 competitors did not Plencb Field, runners stranded. 3-3 tie with a run-scoring triple baseman EM Splezio. as athletic direotor from 1964 Life’s Battle Kiock again ware roughed up in the ahead run and Roy White's so today after yesterday’s Zone Eight season opener complete the race. Socha had two abigtes and a Agee drove In a pair of runs until his retirement in 1967. Telephone DALLAS (AP) Maureen in Windsor. The locals returned home on the short end WilUam Rogers of Newington, double and struck out seven bat- Joe Frazier Risks Title Mata’s Oono^Uy Brinker, 84, the tsen- of ^ exciting 7-6 decision the ^^e sixth mfd then the four-run a Wealeyan University Junior, three imlngB. Scott age queen of the tennis worid in tie-breaking nm ®®"’ ^ eightii knotted the count, took second place with a time of Sn>kb contributed a double and INDY SOFTBALL the early 1960s who might have with two outs in the bottom of | j,, ^ats for Man- 66 minutes 64 seconds. At the Lodge a single tor the kMh half way point of the race he ers. W. L. beeome the greatest woman the 13th inning. cheater were John Socha, Jim \ 3 club trailed McMahon by 60 yards. Stevenson’s 322 OSx 9-10-4 Taylor’s Tavern player in histoty if a riding ac­ Coach CharUe G r^ f’ Balesano and Kent Smith. So­ RENT Fistic Fireworks eighth '#• Other winners were: John VI- Lawyers lOl 500 7- 9-6 (Ray’s Restaurant cident hadn’t ended her career, blew a 6-2 lead in the cha slammed out four hits. In'- Jr ■■■ Wyman OU wlU be 'burled Tuesday. tale. East Haven, a student at MacDonald, ^octia and Hss- - < r ’i ! " eluding a double, and Baleaano 1930; GAS HOUSE GANG 1961: M mACLB FINISH 1966; MANAGER AGAIN Lenox Pharmacy runs. Frian Annlello’s three-run 1949; FLAG RBFLECnONS the University of Oonnectlcin, sett: Sweet and Demko. “ Little Mo” died Saturday aft­ and Smith each had three A CAR? WINF homer was the big blow. 66:38; Philip Ryan of Boston, NA'nONAL F )| B M Expected Tonight er a throe-year fight with can- blows. Tim O’Neil aidded two Center Congo oer. Home debut for Manchester ^Mayhe It’s His Voice That Makes Him So InspirationaV 86:40; Gary Muhreke of Free- Coming from behind twice hits as 'the first four men in port. Long Island. 67:10; John during the game Royal I c e North Methodist Sruneral services wore eched- NEW YORK (AP)—Fistic fireworks are expected w illt e the batting order accounted for Kelley, Mystic, Conn., 87:10; Cream topped Moriort^ Brotii- AlUed I>rlnting ^ Tuesday for i p.m. in the Nebo against South Windsor wio.o.A„a to explode early tonight when jolting Joe Frazier risks 12 of the 16 hits. Wtggens, Raymond Hall, Newington, ers Saturday at Bowers Field, his six state piece of the world heavyweight title, 5«lanan-H lU crest Chapel in starting at 6. Childs, Mlggens and Anlello 2 DUSTY SOFTBALL After battling for four runless safeties 57:12; Jim McDonagh, Brook- 12-11. TTie winning tally cam e Dallas with interment in a near- 2 each slammed out two safeties Movements Are Always Animated against optimistic Jerry Quarry at Madison Square W. L. frames, ninth through the 12th lyn, N. Y., 58:32; Charles Dy- on a squeeze bunt by BlU Mur- by cemetery. for the winners. Garden. —------Tedford's Barbers 7 0 Windsor took advantage of c son, Storrs, 58:32; and William phy sending Kevin (JaiToI Both are on record as predict­ The 64oot-4, 130-pound tennis East Hartford topped Rock- CHICAGO (NEA) — To I don’t know, kind of demand- league record for bumbling. Loratae Day had been stormy Young, UConn, 58:41. acrose the plate. Scott OdeU But with both talking knock­ Guiver Stampers 8 2 walk, a stolen base, plus an er ing a quick finish of the 18- dynamo won both the WimWe- another Zone h is throtlO rOOItl Durocher took over his team and came under criticism of the ^tuhreke, who took fifth place, and (Jhris DeClantls led the win. Why Not! out, a crowd of Upwards of Man. Herald 6 2 ^ and U.8. tiUes three tim e. rounder which will be telecast 16,000 is expected to pay more VFW 4 S tohn^s^rslS to b^k toe *^1;*"'* to walk past the after the 1965 season, when It Catholic Church. (The Dodgers. ®P'®®®- on closed circuit coast-to-coast •»tore she had reached the ace jonnBonis single lo d ea Driscoll. carpeted locker area of the room with hi0 legs up ^ w *w j u j AAU as one of the most out- AMERICAN FARM than 3800,000 at prices ranging Gorman Brothers 3 4 o f 20. ^ . We have fully equipped with New York blacked out. tie. Windwr (.7)i- K Dlavers nlftv^rs andnnd thenth on un som e caremicareful not t to o place piece hisms Itnlshed elthth. “ This is not an bv the waV.wajr, had won the standing------long---- distance runners of . ^ e a b M from 310 to 3100. North End Fire 2 6 Scoring 11 runs In the sec- new cars for rent by the Starting time is 10:30 p.m., ■ «he won an unpreoen- victim, In relief, was Brian ^ n a t i-u ^ spike shoes on the long blond- place club, he said, pennant In IM f under Burt Shot- 1968 With the anoiUary receipts, in­ Discount Flimlture 1 6 Wiflvcns c on l taming. Sears had UtOe day, week or month, at EDT. Maher who took over in the York, at, ton. Durocher’s taUsim replace- Kelley was the winner of the trouble in downli* the Army A Harry’s FHzza 1 6 ?6 JI VI J- 11 I 2 I 0 £ror?he‘’^ah?®an‘?^ta! right and the now, but looks young- them to lOth place. very reasonable rates! EYailer, winner of aU 23 of his cluding closed circuit television, 13th. Waynie Gagnon worlied the' p**' 3 3 thrown in, FYazler can earn Monday, June 23 pro fights Including 20 by knock­ Australian champlonahlpa first dozen frames and was in ohUdas,' When your car is tied up from 3380,000 to 3800,000 and Manor vs. DeCJormier, 7 :80 i i I I ? § ^‘‘‘thnift MdthJ^Salhirt " ^*® ‘Yta’ Le™^^^ rhta”‘ “"l" concocted a deal tii'e S i " for service or repairs, or outs, is an 11-5 favorite to repel ^ came the accident. trouble only once, the eighth ' Quarry from 3280,000 to 3350,000. Nebo. Wdlng her favorite bone when Wlndror erupted tor four Bailey,' If.' corridor Which r . r “ i^ d ^ u t h ^ ^ d i T i r - w ’^ o w T ^ ------when you need an addi­ the challenge of the fast-firing, Acadia vs. Billiards, 9 Nebo. 24-year-old blond bomber from A princely sum even In these in­ ^ on ^ Metprboy at JaC to Inlllea Walsh, if, ? 8 i 2 S J "■ "-eckled forehead and the ruts foot, spikes and all. But the T s ihe o u n t ? ^ *“ M e e t Wliolesale vs. B.A., 6:15 Nebo. Eailnawood, If. tional car . . . Bellflower, Calif. Quarry has a flationary days for a couple of ^ Wego in 1964. a cement Mancheater loaded the bases Bernard, p. 3 0 1 2 1 0 letXe, sort of swell running alongside his mouth Cubs ran third the next two v-j-.. „ -i_„. 1Q07’ O U KNOXVILLE. Tenn. (AP) — Methodist vs. Ckmgo, 6:80 31-2-4 record including 18 knock­ youngsters who have been fight­ In the 12th with two outs but u>>a«, p, ®"*®® e* L'®® Durocher, mana- that the French call “bitterness seasons, and it was not the first ^ I ® ! , !5U n im er H O O p Two New Englanders' placed in Keeney. CALL outs. ing pro about four years each. tolled and tiammed Into the toiled to toUy. Ttotols 64 7 13 39 16 7 If®*- of the Chicago Cubs. creases.” time that Dmocher took a war- ®5Jir^lt at I Tw. ®' ‘ hree-m,u run It wiU be the fourth title de­ VFW vs. Harry’s, 6:30 Rob­ ■We of the truck. A«»« . . .u Monoheiter7 (26 ) 9 4 0 0 "When he comes out of the His movements are always worn team and transformed it •. Qiants 13% aamts 1 UCSClay Saturday in the NCAA tiack "I expect to get Wm in five ertson. After two frames the score o'NeU. cf, " ‘ fense within a year for Frazier, 6 1 4 1 4 0 animated, his blue eyes can ^ into a winner. league-leading Brwklyn Team registration for the reo- rounds,” said Quarry, who Tuesday, June 24 Mo’i rijht teg ^ woi 1-all but Manchester cash- gj' boasts he con punch faster and now recognized as world cham­ «n «tiied. She never p i a ^ ed in with three runs in the BiUeswo?' 3b, 8 0 3 4 0 0 °/^®" ^® «® Why' y® In 1939, Leo became manager, m mid-August, won 36 of their reation-sponsored summer bas- Y‘''®®'‘«'e^ 8horterwassec- 643-5135 pion in Argentina and Mexico as Walnut vs. Sportsman, 7:80 harder than the 26-year-old Nebo. “wnprtltive tennis again. ^ third, added two in the fburth Muro°"6b'^' 5 ? 8 s n n I f ! *^® ' ‘ "'®’ ®' *^® ®~®‘‘ - tlnal 43 games, including two of ketball program will be held ^ * seconds, weU as New York, Pennsylva­ champion. ” lf t lose, they’re Billiards vs. Manor, 9 Nebo. ^ y***" Wter tiw married .fawt. and appeared headed for a rout crbiplno, 'rf, 3 0 0 3 0 0 “’®„‘»y,®' outfielder he says Is beU-clear toth ta ,yn Dodgers. The Dodgers had three playoff games against the Tuesday, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. ®' H®>y «>®« nia, IlUnols, Maine, Massachu­ J 0 1 7 0 0 with the Princeton haircut, sound and meaning. And. pick finished in the second division Dodgers, cllinaxed by Bobby at the West Side Recreation ^ O'® 0'**>n going to have to carry me out.” AnnuUl vs. Alberti’s, 6:16 Norman Brlnkar. They but Windsor got one back in setts and Texas. 3 0 0 2 4 0 P'^ye™ 'o™ lo look, may- the mercurial moment, he can the previous six seasons. Their Thompson’s now leaendarv <3enter of ■s--Southern -.-- ~California ... won the UBMrai “There ain’t no way he’s gon­ Nebo. had two glrte—candy, lo .-Ji ------—------A. Nbake' 2b. na go five," said Frazier, a 25- Jimmy Ellis of Louisville, Maher, p, rf, 2 0 1 d 0 0 be not stare, but catch a look be brash, charming. Insolent last pennant was in 1920. They hom e'nin," ' '' ' ' ’There wUl be two leagues, an ®'’®o' ^ 13:14.9. Allied vs. Wyman, 6 :S0 Brenda, 10 and Hollk, c, IMURBmiL: year-old, non-stop puncher of Ky., la recognized as champion ■lx years age. "" u a s R. Noike, lb. 2 0 0 6 0 2 “ iy^ey- And you hear them sweet, incisive, reminiscent, finished third In 1939, second tae Three years later, the Giants Intermediate for boys 15 Keeney. Nicklaus Enters ------sa^ng, "There’s Leo—he's com- mendacious. But never dull. the Hiunmerln’ Henry Arm- by the World Boxing Association Tedford's vs. Herald, 6:30 In Dallas, tite plunged am following season and were Na- Cleveland Indians In through >7 years of age and a ttrong school. “He's gonna get iriille (Dasslus Clay still Is hailed Robertson. into h rtp ii^ L '^ HARTFORD (AP)— Jack ’^ "B a l««m o , Socto, KleLri, ^ ' ®' " '■ ■ «» ®®Hy In the season tional League champs in 1941. j^e World Series, four games to senior for men 18 years of age as king of them all in some 4Wwver tennte. yown T. Sliffgens: hr: Anlello: «b: Chlld^; some. everyone in baseball Is quick _ ___^ ______^ ______^ burned earlier than that if he Wednesday, June 26 Nicklaus is to be among the In July of 1948, Branch Rickey none. Injuries, aging bones and and yver. pculs of the world. comes after me Uke he says he Sportsman vs. Acadia, 7:30 golfers competing for the windsor^U- lybPctazrSn^^Jotmioii "There’s something about to remind, yet the Cubs have unhappy with the slumping mediocre play by yesterday’s There will be a limited num- will." EYazier, the 1964 Olympic first prise of 120,000 In this °®“ *' ■"®® Amalfi- been playing so well and Dodgers and with Durocher. heroes dropped the Giants to er of teams in each division Nebo. ^ »»«tt«Sous m e s m s i i o i r MORIARTY The oak-thighed PhlladelpMan heavyweight king, won partial DeCormier vs. Acadia, 6 Nebo. year’s Greater H a r t( o r d ou!««®’3riS5ainr 1 ; )iii« off;' Ga«- tano, who was a rookie infield- ntagly that the chances of mem f^R ^ as not “ absorb- third in 1966. Leo retired from and therefore teams wlU be se- c U r t e S ^ non 12 for 6 runs in 12 inn}n*»: er when Leo won hls last pen- not getting into the National ^ enough" in baseball. Dur- baseball after that to go into lected on a first come hsiitii I OF MANCHESTER promised he’ll “ come out title recognition by stopping big Kiock vs. Mota’s, 6:18 Nebo. Open, a tournament spokes­ smokin' ” Uke he always has. i nant. 1964 with the New York League playoffs-and even tato ^ television. H , returned ta 1961 Th7 l e a g ^ ^ l t a a T k S ^ ly ! BUDGET TE^MS Buster Mathis in the 11th round Lenox vs. Taylor’s, 6:30 Kee­ w em ed to man announced Saturday. EYazler has no other way of at Madison Square Garden, " ‘ hat when he telU you the Worid Series-appear fore when Happy Chandler, then as coach of. the Los Angeles through Thursday at the Char- t n a t i o n w i d e BROTHERS ney. opponents apart bit by hit Nicklaus last played In the 3: _b. Oaenun. w. Kracunas. L,. Tlie rsiha have imt won a pen- ______uh, v-iiai GUARANTEED SERVICE fighting. He cornea right after March 4, 1968. It was the first Gunver vs. Gorman, 6:30 Rob­ OHO in 1993. He finished out Hahrr. something you want to go out The Cube have not won a p ^ commlesloner of baseball, had Dodgers, staying through 1964. ter Oak \Loaner Can F^ee Towing an oi^ n e n t in a straight line, "Connecticut’s Oldest fight show in the new Garden ertson. of the money then, but local Ted Abernathy, now with TEU, 6 4 3 -2 4 6 7 Linooln-Mercury Dealer” blasting away with both handa and drew a record Indoor fight Thursday, June 26 ^ York R«tag golfers still remember his to head, body and arms at a’ bet- reported a loott^ Chicago Cuba, appeared 891 CENTER STREET gate of 3688,603, paid by 18,096. Telephwie vs. Driving, 6:16 fourth hole toe shot that went Manehetter, Vernon Town Urn ter than punches a round games for the Cincinnati OlPEN EVENINGS 100 Quarry has won five straight Nebo. town 896 yards to the green. Recreation rate. ta 1968. that makes him so inspirational, dlvtsion established a major ters. Hls marrJoge to aotroM back. ITE. S3. TAl.COTTV|t.LE,CT (Except ThunJ) since he lost a IB-rounder to El- WINF vs. Ray's, 6:80 Nebo. BIG NAME IN HOME RUN DERBY— Reggie Jackson, slugging Oakland out­ will be ta charge. Neither haa been stimped so Us for the W^BA title at Oakland, tax tram three tr«Ji—^ far. Fire vs. Discount, 6:80 Rob­ fielder, is greeted at home by teammate Sal Bando after he cracked out 27th C!allf., on April 37, 1968. ertson. homer against Minnesota. Bando took the hint and followed suit with his 14th. 177.816.966.

\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1969 PAGB NINBTWW^ Businoss Opportunity 28 Holp Holp Wontod— ------^ Troilon>~ 35 Holp Wontod Molo 36 Solosinon Wontod 36-A Artlelos For Solo 45 raBRB OUGRTA BB A LAW BT BHOirfBIt w d W H IF F L E MoMo Homw 6-A 3B Rosoit Proporty •cNid For Solo 71 HAIRDRBSSBRS wanted full­ BURNER service man or com­ DARK RICH stoiM free loom, ______For Root 67 OOVENTOY — Eleven acres LOGOUT WAS (3ETTIWG READ/ TO FIVE MOHTH6 LATER CLASSIFIED BEdlirS WORLO AVAILABLE SUMMER ]ob for reliable teen­ time and part-time. Carriage pany to do independent o4i SALES fivo yards, $16- Band, gravel, GIANT'S NECK Heights Edge- PWlbiTc* Agency Reellnrs. MB- ager, care of three boys, live House, 18 Oak St., Manchester. burner service. Write to Box stotM, tlU, manure, p oolaad’ SPLIT FROM THE SERVICE Shopper’s Guide. representative wood Rd. 4 room cottage, 2 ***• In or hours arranged. 646-4483. 6 4 3 -2 4 0 1 .______“EE” . Manchester Herald. patio sand. Call 64S-9604. IOW4V-I see ^a H WHAlfe THE W 6$+? If you’re looking for a tent 0*W2(.MORERA'/5TOGO! NOW HAViKkj ' THE6E ARMV DUP9 HAl/E and clean. Sleep# 7, $100 week­ ADVERTISING trailer^ use this check list: COUNTER GIRL, summer re­ Major beer distributor is SO-GALLON ink drums, suit­ BOVf THE MiVUTE. t CAH GET hnately 6p acres with frontage l a t h e operator, ^ bore ASALEOMMEN^v AUOrmWBARiN'EM ly. July 6-19. 742-«687. Aluminum exterior ^ placement or full-Ume tor looking for an aggressive able for trash, $2.50 each. 648- CUT OF IMIS IWIFORM, IM on 86. Pond oo property. Own­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS TEXACO SERVICE COMPTOMETER operators, second shift, ex- SUITS AT 14 ox. canvas nlng shift, 7 p.m. - perieneed men only. LeMl self-sterter type individual 2711. GONHA g e t me som e MCE, OteT! TtefRE OOMPORme CHALET — Five-rooms on er wlU finance. T.J. Croekett, 8 A J I. to 4 :8 0 PJH. STATION Please apply Mister Donut, 266 to represent our organiza­ BlMBLE5!> QUIT h a g g ih g m e ; Screen door OPERATOR Oorp., 1 Mltohell Dr., 648-2862. ALUMINUM SHEETS - Used SlWRfJClViUAN Lake Wlnnlpesaukee, available ReMtor, 648-um. Dinette table tion In this general market­ Adams and Hilliard St. W. Middle Tpke^______as printing plates, .009 thick. THREAPS' June 21-28, July 6-26. CaU 648- 14 Gal.' water tank Openings for experienced ing area. Bonus plan plus COVENTRY — Scenic hideaway COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 2SxM” , '25 cents each or 6 for 0188 after 6 p.m. Self-contained sink Manchester, Conn. comptometer operators to MEDICAL secretary for gener­ excellent fringe benefits. \ — V excellent for summer retreat $1. CaU 64S-2T11 4;M P.M. DAT BETORB PCBUOATION ScIf-dralnlng ice box worV part-time evenings. al medical office, 4-day week. MACHINISTS All replies held In strictest CAPE COD, W. Yarmouth, two- or an estate. 13.6 acres with Monday through Friday. Send resume of education Md smaU spring fed lake, swim­ DMumnv for Saturday and Monday Is 4 ;M p.m. Friday Counters This 3-bay Colonial fa­ confidence. Write Box B, TWO almost------new riding lawn 9 /> bedroom cottage, fireplace, Must be skilled In comp­ training to Box R, Manchester ming, fishing, unusual offering Storage cabinets cility available to the right Ssfxind Shift- Manchester Herald. tractors, Bolens with rotary kitchen, use of boot. Available tometer work. Company of­ at $38,000. H. M. Frechette, Storage seats man. High traffic count, Herald. ______and snow plow. Other Pennsyl­ June 21 — July 12, $100. per PLEASE READ YOUR AD fers, free parking, congen­ Realty, 647-0903. Electrical outlets S A H Green Stamp fran­ vania Panzer with rotaiy and week. Adults only> 649-4884. Claasillcd or ‘‘Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a ial co-workers, exoellent CAPABLE woman for general Plastic windows chise, excellent neighbor­ LATHE AND snow plow. Trades considered Bsnvenitfine. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST wages and excellent work­ housework, part-time. Call 048- KNOIXiWOOD Beach, old Bay- Flbcrglas screens hood backup. Anyone qual­ Help Wanted— H o h s m For Solo 72 DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS la time for the 6614 after 7 p.m^______desiring Volkswagens 649-8888. brook, 8 bedrooms, garage, Privacy curtains ified call 668-9600 or write ing conditions. Apply BRIDGEPORT MEN next Insertloa. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE In- Mole or Female 37 from July 10, $150. weekly. Box MANCHESTER — Just listed. Brass zippers Opportunity, Box 231, East FABULOUS opportunity awaits TOBAOeX) cloth for sale, suit­ eerrect or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then E, Manchester Herald. 6-room Cape. Four bedroom*, si^ to the extent of a ‘‘make good” Insertion. Errors which 4" mattresses Hartford, Conn. vou with an ex«lUng new grow- CLERKS wanted to work part- able for lawns, bushes, trees FIRST NATIONAL Some Openings . , hurry! Only $19,900. H. M. do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be Bumper Ir^ company being lntroer Supply. 0476. SMALL quiet buildings, nice tlonal location, Medical Phar- area, grossing $30,000 per Sealed proposals (or fuel and V-8, snow tlree, excellent con­ Builders, 646-8484. Papering and paper removal. TYPING service offered. Call ing blind box ads who free. 742-9487. area, one-bedroom apartment. macy Bldg., Haynes and Main year. AU replies confidential, milk contracts (or the 1969-70 dition. Original female owner, SHIFTS 649-2304. TABLE and 4 chairs, in good desire to protect their CARPENTRY — concrete stope. Free estimates. Workmanship For ready to wear In de­ SALES TRAINERS Appliances, heat Included. $145 St. Paneled, air-conditioned. Write Box " Y ” ManOhester school year will be received Identity can follow ‘his m w t sell, going abroad. Call Boots and Accessories 46 conditlcm, fold away bed, 649- TREE SERVICE (Souclsr) - floors, hatchways, remodeling, guaranteed. Fully Insured. 643- Multi-Circuits, rapidly grow­ partment store. 37%-hour per month. CaU Paul W. Call evenings, 649-5820, 643- Herald or call PlainviUe 747- by the Bolton Board of Ekluca- procedure; 649-4062 after 5. 9043, 649-6326. REPRESENTATIVES •------3378 Trees cut, building lots clear­ porches, garages, closets, ceil­ ing firm In the electronic week, paid vacation. Blue CLERKS 14’ BOAT and trailer, 26 h .p . ____ ;______Dougan, Realtor, 649-4535. 6614, 248-1028. 8618. ’ tlon until 1:00 p.m. July 10, . . — 1969 -s” ■ Ebiclose your reply to 1969 CHRYSLER Newport, ed, trees lopped. Got a tree ings, attics finished, rec JOSEPH P. LEWIS Custom field, extends an Invitation Cross and profit sharing. Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 motor, $300. Call after 6:80 MOVING —Must seU —Bendlx the box In an envelope — rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ We are a well established WE HAVE tenants waiting for FIVE—room suite of front Main 391 (JENTER Street, an eight SpeclflcatKms for same may 2-door hardtop. Air-oondltlon- problem? Well worth phone Painting. Interior and ex­ to visit our plant to discuss Salary and commission ar­ FuU and part-time. Excel­ p.m., 643-6624. mangier automatic ironer. address to the Classified er related work. No Job too GM dealer In Eastern- DACHSHUNDS, CSilhuahuas, your apartment or house. Call St. officas, 100 percent loca­ nx>m home with 2-car garage jjg obtained at the office of the Ing, power steering, power call. 742-8252. terior. Papeir hanging. Wall­ opportunities In the follow­ ranged. Experience prefer­ lent salary, full company Voice of Music stereo tape M anager, Manchester small. Dan Moran, Builder. Central Connecticut with an Welmaraners, AKC registered Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- tion near banka, alr-condltlon- l^at^ in business H zone, superintendent of Schools, brakes, vinyl top. 643-0678 af­ paper books on request. Fully ing: red. Pleasant surroundings. beneftta. Pleasant working recorder. Lawn mower, out­ Elvening Herald, together BRICK, block and stone work. Evenings 649-8880. Write to Box " F ” , Man­ opening for a quality sales litters. Sale subject to vets EIGHT foot fiberglassed hydro­ 4535. ed, automatic fire sprinkler. Dweltag could l^ easUy con- c o o n . with a memo listing the ter 4:30. Insured. Free estimates. Call conditions. CSiance (or ad­ door clothes reel, IxMks, many Brick walls, patios, outdoor-in- chester Herald. representative. This Is a okay. Some ready to go. 1' plane. Call 742-7676. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. verted for professional or com- __ companies you do NOT 649-9658, If no answer, 643-6362. vancement. household items. Clothes — NEW ONE and two-bedroom de. door fireplaces, sidewalks, HALLMARK Building Com­ SOLDERING permanent well paying posi­ 628-6673. mercial occupancy. Robert J. want to see your letter. 12’ CUSTOM BUILT aluminum Junior sizes 6-7, lady’s size 10, luxe garden type apartments SMALL STORE near 100 per chimneys. Free esUmatea. pany—for home Improvement, tion for an Individual who Smith, Inc., 968 Main Street, LEGAL Tour letter will be de­ SOME NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ TOUCH-UP INSPECTION GROOMING all breeds. Har like new. 37 Jordt St., 643-6061. avaUable now. Call Paul cent Main Street lixsaUon. Ap­ Domenlc Morrone, 649-1604. additions, rec rooms, garages, can qualify and will include boat, Maatercraft trailer. 649-5241. stroyed If the advertiser roofing, g^utters. Free esti­ ing, paper hanging, paper re­ 3EX3RBTARIBS —Several po­ MINIT AUTO CARE mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron Never used. (Jail 643-7490 after W. Dougan, Realtor. 649-4635. ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. J a base Income plus commis­ NOTICE is one you've mentioned. BANK REPOSSESSIONS moval, ceilings. Guaranteed DRILLING sitions open for gals with typ­ Rd., Bolton. 648-6427 1,200 ^UARE feet, brick and R. F. CONSTRUCTION — Ex­ mates, all work guaranteed. sions, bonuses, profit shar­ 6:30. GAS STOVE, rug with pad. Al­ If not It will be handled wol-kmanshlp. Prompt service, ing auid shorthand skills. Sal­ Phone Hartford 236-2121, BEAUTIFUL 3%-room garden 460 MAIN ST. — Store or office, block (x>mmerclal buUdlng, TOWN OF the usual manner. cavating, landscaping and pav­ Call 646-2627. ing, pension and other fringe 1966 GTO coupe. 4-speed. satisfaction guaranteed. 647- FINAL INSPECTION ary $100 plus. Never a f e e . John Deans. so odds and ends. 643-9438. type apartment, ground floor. $130, Includes heat, 646-2426, ample land for another buUd­ MANCHES'TER, ing, contracting. Gravel, fill WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ 9564. Rita Girl, 800 Silver Lone, benefits. The person we will STANDARD poodle puppies, Manchester Garden Apart­ 9-6. The Planning and Zoning 1967 Lemans convertible, auto­ Fuel and Feed 49-A BENGAL combination gas and lng, biudnesa zone n , cloee to and loam. Septic tank repairs. modeling specialist. Additions, Apply between 10 a.m.-12 noon, East Hartford, Oonii., 628-9416. employ must be personable, AKC registered, call 623-1644. ments, 16 Forest St. Commission wrlll hold pubUc matic, power windows, alr-con- g£i8 stove. Phllco refrigerator ______FOR RENT or sale-461 Main Main St. CaU Warren B. How­ Call 876-7216 evenings, 872-6072 rec rooms, dormers, pordies, PAINTING — Interior and ex 4 p.m.-6 p.m. Ask for Mr. Har­ energetic, ambitious, re­ FRBE — Standing hay, two ad­ hearings In the Municipal BuUd­ dltioning. with 110 pound freezer. CaU MANCHESTER New 6-room Street. Building and lot next land, Realtor, 648-1108. Lost and Found 1 days. cabinets, formica, built - Ins. terior, very reasonable, free vey King. sourceful, and enthusiastic. FOUR COLLEGE students for jacent farms, 7-acres. Long lng at 7:30 p.m. on July 7, 1969 estimates. Call Richard We will consider candidates sales work. 2-3 months. Salary PARD DOG FOOD 649-7108. apartment, unique location, de­ to Post Office Excellent loca­ LOST— Passbook No. 26-008846 bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446 TRAIN Hill Rd., Andover, (Jonn., 742- to hear and consider the foUow- 1967 Tempest station wagon, STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Maitln, 649-9286, 649-4411 with previous sales exper­ sirable neighborhood, one tion for any use. 646-2428 from 0, The Connecticut Bank and automatic. V-8, power steierlng. plus commission. For personal uniUl July 29th 48 Cans for $7.25 6438. SEWING machines — last ing petitions; fireplaces, flagstone terraces. NEWTON H. SMITH A SON- MULTI-CIRCUITS ience In Insurance, business Interview call Mr. Collins, 627- block from center of town. 9 to 6 p.m. Invostmont Proporty Trust Oo. Application made for INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ B'OR THB) year’s models, never used. Item 1—ISABEL BASNIGHT— 1964 Grand Prlx, automatic, All concrete repairs, both In­ Remodeling, repairing, addi­ machines, hardware, appli­ 8119. Porterfield’s Adults only. $166. CaU 643-9181. U payment. side and outside railings. Land­ cial rates for people over 66. 60 Harrison St., Sacrifice, $35. WlU take month­ MAIN ST., (x>mer office, 8 For Solo 70>A ZONE (JHANGEl—TOLLAND power steering, power brakes. tions, rec rooms, garages, ances or other specially 240 (Jhapel Road Garden— Form— scaping. Reasonably priced. Call my competitors, then call MAN WANTED (or night bar­ ly payments. 249-0077. MANCHESTER Green — 3 rooms and lavatory. House ft t p Ke . LOST—Savings paasbook No. 29 porches and roofing. No Job Manchester, Conn. sales fields. So. Windsor 628-3391 Dairy Products 50 INCOME property — Store, Call 643-0851. me. Elstlmates given. 649-7863 “FINAST” large sunny rooms, second Hale Bldg. CaU 643-4846 after To change the zoning from 001658 6 of the Oonnectlcut 1966 Chevrolet Super Sport, too small. Call 649-8144 tender in private club. Call THREE ROOMS of furniture modem six-room apartment, automatic, power steering, 649-8262 (or Interview. STRAWBERRIES, pick your floor, stove, refrigerator, ref­ 6 p.m. five-room apartment plus ex­ Rural Residence to Residen­ Bank and Trust Company. LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also NTCK TSAPATSARIS Painting , If you have been out of col- $260. complete, Including ap­ bucket seats. SA'VE MONEY! Fast service. LEARN TO USE FOUR CUTE kittens looking for own, 36 cents per basket. Man­ erences required. $85. month­ tra buUdlng lot in business tial C for approximately 8.3 moving large appliances. Burn­ (Contractor — Exterior and In­ jjege at least two years or CUSTODIAN — Lane mainten­ pliances. Call 643-0991. m id d l e Tpke. and Main St. — Dormers, room addittons, ga­ good homes. Call 649-6480 after ner Farm, com er Hlllstown ly. Call 649-0540. zone n. Heavy traffic cm- dally 7:30-6, Tliursday, 7:30-9. benefits and advanceme^ registered. Call 429-2367. excellent Investment. Wolver- L.S. Hartford, Conn. Scale 1 company plan. Douglas Mo­ 1967 Buick Wildcat, all power. ment work, cellar floors, pa­ "N ” , Manchester Herald. 30 cents a quart, bring own THREE rooms and tile bath, plete with shared full-time Saturday 7 :3m lor condition. 643-2880. gutters, carpenter work, 30 six months, furnished, $200. per which no other funds are avail­ shown on a plan entitled it. Call 646-2235. SECRETARY WANTED 21st, 22nd, 28th and 29th 19 [p ie c e s rent, parking, male on'} $16. 4V4 - Room Town House CONCRETE WORK —Free esti­ years’ experience. Connecticut LIGHT housework, one day a of June at the new . weekly. Call 644-0123 atte»* 6. month. Call Paul W. Dougan, able; the sum of $2(X),000 ex­ ’’Property of John Calve Sr. 1962 FORD Galaxle. 4-door mates, reasonable. Sidewalks, Valley Construction Oo.. 643- Floor Rnishlng 24 week, Birch Hill area, Wap­ 11297 apartment, 2. baths, air con­ ana Olga Garlaso, Route 6 Executive secretary re­ Realtor, 649-4685. pected to be received during the automatic, $150. Call after 6 patios, steps, etc. All Jobs con­ 7180. Free estimate. plng. CaU 644-8667. ROOM for rent, gentleman on­ ditioning, stove, refrigera­ and Middle Turnpike East, FLOOR SANDING and reflnish quired for challenging posi­ Interior Designer wants reliable fiscal year 1969-70 from tax p.m.. 646-1083. Trucks— ^Iroctors 5 sidered. Repairs. No Jobs too ly. Central location, free park­ tor, disposal, patio with SDC-room Ranch, $225 per Manchester, Ckmn. scale 1 ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum Ing (specializlhg In older tion as assistant to Di- HESS SERVICE family or newlyweds to accept sliding glass doors. Beau­ collections levied on the grand 1959 HALF-TON pick-up, re- big or too small, pependable. PROGRAMMER — Two years HELP WANTED ing, references 'required. Call month. Security deposit requir­ inch equals 40 ft., Oct. 17, 1966 FORD, 4-door custom gutters. Carpentry, additions, floors). Inside painting. Paper rectoi of Personnel. Must « delivery of complete Model Dis­ tiful, beautiful, beautiful. list of October 1, 1967 payable •sprung carry camper, $450. Call 742-6014, 643-8(M9. of experience plus knowledge 646 8150 ori 643-2693. ed. Wolverton Agency, Real­ 1960.” prepared by Arthur K. sedan, V-8, automatic, radio, remodeling and rec rooms. hanging. No Job too sniall have excellent secretarial play of Quality Fumlture Just Call . . . but not paid during the fiscal 875-6813. of COBOL will introduce you tors, 649-2813. Bramanls L.S. 3 power steering, extra wheels, STATION removed to warehouses (or Pub­ year ended Jtme 80, 1969, Is REWEAVING Of buma, moth- Free estimates. R, Dion, 643- John Verfallle, 649-5750 skills and be interested In to this fine opportunity where CLEAN furnished room, gentle­ MEN &. "WOMEN lic Sale. Modem 3 complete hereby added to th^ receipts ^ DELPHINE HOLZ- tlrefc. 643-2880. holes, zippers repaired. Win­ 4352. people. Ercellent salary and you will gain diversified BDP man only, free washer, dryer, MANCHESTER — 6-room Located on Brood St. next to rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 649-2179 649-6651 side of the budget (or the fis­ MAN, TRUSTEES ET AL— Troners— dow shades made to measure, benefits. Contact the p er­ experience. Fee Paid by our kitchen privileges, parking. Ranch, living room with car­ l » f CHEVROLET Belair, hy- tho Parkade Shopping Center (BXiU-Tlme, Part-Time, Days and Evenings) pc. Convertible living Room, cal year 1969-70. ZONE (JHANOE — SPENCER all sire Venetian blinds. Keys Bonds— Stocks— sonnel Dept., Manchester client company. Salary $7,600. Palmer Realty, 643-6821. peting, one-car attached ga­ dromatic, $100. 643-4028. Call Mobile Homes 6*A Roofing and Memorial Hospital, 643-1141, 6 pc. bedroom, 5 pc. Dinette. rage, excellent location. No RESOLVED that the Gener­ ST. made while you wait. Tape re­ Rita Girl 800 Silver Lane, Bart (XILONIAL Oak Apartments, between 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Mortgages 27 Ext. 243. Evening interviews Burger Chstlo Is opening another feat food reStauranit in $10 down, you may purchase THE THOMPSON House — Oot pets. $250. per month. Lease re­ al Manager, Treasurer and To change the zoning from FOR RENT—17' Shasta camp­ corders for rent. Marlow’s. 867 Chimneys 16-A Hartford, C3onn., 628-9416. OPENINGS on lathes, milling 2-bedroom Townhouses, ap­ arranged. Manchestor. Experience helpful but Company wUl train. any room Individually. Im­ tage St. centrally located, large quired with security payment. Chairman of the Board of Di­ Residence Zone AA and Rural 1960 AUSTIN Healy Sprite, Bug ing trailei, some weeks in Mam St. 646-5221. MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec­ Jig boring, tool making. Top pliances, utilities, plus many ROOFING — Specializing re mediate delivery or free pleasantly furnished rooms, Call Mr. Murdock, 643-2692, rectors, or any two of them, Residence to Business Zone Eye, completely rebuilt engine July, August left. 643- 0697 af- ond, third, all kinds, realty, HAIRDRESSER wanted, full rates, steady employment for extras. $185. Deluxe one bed­ TWO HANDYMEN want a pairing roofs of all kinds, new storage. parking. Call 646-2358 (or over­ 643-6472. are hereby authorized to bor­ III and Industrial Zone (or a and transmiaslon,. new brakes 3. statewide. Credit rating un­ and part-time. Petite Beauty the past 17 years. Apply or OPPORTUNmES FOR ADVANCEMENT room, Includes appliances, variety of jobs by day or hopr. roofs, gutter work, chimneys DOCTOR’S office. East Hart­ CAP ft (JCP Charge Plans night and permanent guest row In the name of and on be­ parce 1 of approximately 34 and tlree, excellent running necessary, reasonable. Confi­ Salon, 34 Church St., Manches­ call 625-6601, Elmwood Tool Good company beneflU such as 2 w eek s va^tlon for one Also, our own Instant Credit rates. utilities, $145. Call superinten- Reasonable. Call 643-6306, 648- cleaned and repaired. 3fi years’ ford specialist wants part - half of the Town of Manchester acres with frontage of 340 oonditlon. $595. Call 643-5998 af­ dential, quick arrangements. ter, 643-0322. 249-0217 after 6. 761 No. Mountain Rd., Newlnv’ year’s service, hoepltallzaitlon and surgical plus major Plan dant, Mr. Morency, 646-1371. Garage— Service- 8292. experience. Free estlmatei time secretary - recepUonlrt. Out of lown an amount not exceeding $200,» feet on the north side of Spen­ ter 5:30. Call Howley 643-5361 644- Alvin Lundy Agency, 527-7971, ton. ^ medloal and $5000 life Insurance policy, etc. Storage 10 Send particulars to Box "B B ,” For Ront 66 OCX) In anticipation of the re­ cer St. as shown on a plan LIGHT TOUCKING, bulk deliv­ 8333 983 Main Street, Hartford. Eve­ BEAUTY is our business,' why DISCOUNT FURNI'TURE TWO-slngle rooms, light house- 636 CENTER St., new 4 ^ du­ Manchester Herald. ceipt of tax collections on the entitled "A rea Map, North ery, yards, attics, cellars clean­ nings, 233-6879. not make it yours too? Wom­ PACKAGE store manager In INTERVIEWS HELD WAREHOUSE keeping. Call 643-4074. plex, H i baths, all appliances, ROCKVILLE — Four-room 1965 GALAXIE LTD, excellent ROOFING, Gutters, Chimneys— en everywhere are waiting to modem East Hartford store fully carpeted, two alr-condl- list of October 1967 pursuant to Side of Spencer Street, about GARAGE for rent 118 Main St., ed and removed. Also odd Jobs SECXIND MORTGAGE — Un­ NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS apartnvent. Appliances Includ­ condition. Call 742-7676. New and repairs our special­ purchase AVON cosmetics land good salary and beneflte! alt the store, 501 Middle Turnpike West, Manchester ROOM with kitchen privileges, tioners, heat, hot water, section 5-24 of the Town Chiar- 1500 ft. west of Olcott Street, $8 . 646-2426 . 9 - 5. 644-8962 limited funds available tor sec 3580 Main St. Hartford ed, $110 monthly. Security de­ ty, 20 years experience. Free COLLEGE STUDENTS gifts. Call 289-4922. Write Box "8S” Manchester Monday, June 23, through Saturday. Juno 28 central location. Mrs. Dorsey, storage and parking. $190 ter and section 7-406a of the Manchester, Conn. Scale 1 1965 CXIRVAIR Monza, 4-door ond mortgages, payments to 522-7249 posit required. Adults only. LET ME help clean around estimates. C^ll Roy Kanehl, Herald. between the hours o f 10 A.M. to 4 P Jf. 14 Arch St. monthly. On biu line. 649-9644. General' Statutes of Connecti­ Inch equals 100 feet. June 1969 hardtop, automatic, good con­ suit your budget. Elxpedlent NationaJktionaJk concernCO has open- (former Puller Brush bldg.l Available Jldy le t. Call 643- your home or lot. I have chain 643-0353 after 6 p.m. CLERK for retail store. Inter­ cut, and said officers are au­ Griswold Engineering” . dition, $660. <3an be seen at Motorcycles service. J. D. Realty. 643-5129. ings for pleasant telephone 175 Pine St. Manchester PRIVATE furnished room with TWO - BEDR(X)M Apartment, 9678. saw, pick-up truck and can esting work 3 evenings a week MEN wanted evenings, 6 to 10 thorized to execute and deliver Copies of these applications 161 Brookfield St., Ma-ichester. Bicycles 11 sales work, downtown Man­ 646-2332 bath, private entrance. 649- do many reptilr Jobs you just 6-10 p.m. Opportunity> to earn p.m. for Janitorial duties. fiaU stove, ample storage, parking. notes of the Town to evidence have been (lied in the Town chester. Evenings only, 6-9 646-4220. (former Norman’s Fum 6526. (Jonvenlently located. Rental 646-0312. 1967 TRIUMPH TR6R, low can’t seem to get done. Call Mltlinory, extra money. Apply to Man­ BURGER CASTLE , such borrowing provided that Clerk’s Office and may be l^ln- p.m. Air-conditioned office. Warehouse agreement, security. Palmer Rosort Proporty mileage, excellent condition, 643-7995, anytime. Drossmaking 19 Business Opportunity 2B ager, Warehouse Outlet Stores, at com er of Pine ft Forest St.si such notes shall mature not "pected duiiiig normal o^ce Free parking. Hourly wage. 289 W. Middle Tpke., Manches­ Realty, 643-6821. For Ront 67 1962 OLD8MOBILE Dynamic 88, f50 and take over payments, STEADY part-time work, 6 p.m. Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 Aportmonts— Fkits— later than August 15, 1969. hours. LAWNS, maintained.” "’ RubbUh DRESSMAKING and alters SMALL retail business estab­ Phone 646-0725 for appoint­ ter. 649-0963. SYSTEMS, INC. Planning 4-door, all power. Call 643-1916. 643-8623 after 5:30 ment. to 10 p.m., call 649-5334. T«nom«nts 63 MISQUANnCUrT Rhode Island, John I. Garslde Jr., taken to the dump. Odd Jobs. tlons. zippers replaceo etc lished over 20 years. $6,000 MAPLE dinette set with pads, Zoning Ckjinmlsalon cash required. Includes stock, 4H rooms, fully furnished, Secretary 1964 JEEP station wagon BICYfXES—new and used. Re- 649-1868 after 6 p.m. Call 649-4311 CLERK —Process mail, Xerox­ N. Miami, Florida den furniture and tables, dar!'. THREE - ROOM apartment, Furnishod M. Adler Dobkln, fixtures, etc. Ehccellent oppor­ ELECTRICIAN heated, $120 weekly. CaU 648- Board of Directors deluxe, 4-w»>eel drive, power pairs on all makes, Open dally ing, duplicating. High schoo) steady employment, Ineuranoe mahogany bedroom set, pinl. furnished or unfurnished. Com­ Chairman FOR ALTERATIONS neatly tunity for right person. Phll- PART-TIME office position gen­ An Blqual Opportunity Employer Aportmonts 63>A 0491. Manchester, Conn, rteering, waren hube, 39,000 9-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shop, graduate, Manchester office, benefits, paid hoUdays and velvet thalr and end tab'es, pletely renovated. Near bus — Clarence W. Welti, and reasonably done in"^ my brlck Agency, Realtors, 646- era! work Including typing and Dated at Manchester, Con- miles. Must sell. $850. 4 Little 182 West Middle Tpke., 37Vi hour week, fringe bene­ v a ^ o n . Call between 8 a N porch furniture, portable wash­ line and stores. Ample park­ GARDNER lA K B —Arrow Secretary 049-2098 Read Herald Ads. home, call 643^750. 4200. figure work. <3all 742-6641. necticut, thls nineteenth day of St. 648-9708. fits. Call 649-6861. &nd S p.m. 644-2421. ing machine and knick knsek ing. Can occupy June 28th. CaU THREE-room furnished apart- head Grove cottages. Free bro- Dated this,23rd day of June' bhelveti. 649-0698. 649-1287 after 1 p.m. ment. Call 649-3552 after 5 p.m. chure. 637-1656, 848-7178. 1969. '

I. m u a iv K N T Y itXNCHESTER EVENING HERAjLD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-ONE ------H o« m For Solo 72 HeoMt For Solo 72 Loh For Solo 73 Out of Town Ont of Town 9 Lose Lives NEW LUTING —Tlireo fomUy For 7S For Solo 7S near conter. Oenerou* olsed LARGE, clean, attractive 11- CLASSIFIED lOoin bouae tnctuding 4-room COVENTRY —. New 7-room On Weekend rooma, modemUed buUd'- EXCLUSIVELY YOURS VERNON-ROCKVILLE areor- Raised Ranch. Assumable i Inflf, Tree shaded private rental plus excellent ba^n, SS2' ^ S t o p e S h o p Huge seven-room Victorian, lo­ per cent mortgage. Select your frounda. Phllbrlck Agency, (rootacs, $38,800. Butohlns JACQUEUNE- By THE ASSOCIATED FBliSS Agency, Realtors. 640-BS24. cated In^ excellent neighbor­ colom now. Only $26,600. ADVERTISING Realtors, OM-4200. hood. Interior completely new. Paaek, Realtors. 289-7476, 649- Nine persons met accidental ROBERTS AGENCY 6827, 742-8243. death during the weekend in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MANCHESTER — Taro-family SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 3 ^ to­ Nine foot high ceilings, antique duplex, four rooms Mch side, ed baths, large famUy room, 646-8889 silver diandeliers, oak floors, Connecticut—five on the high­ 8 A JL to 4:80 PJH. 3 fireplacea, plastered aralls, etc. Large storage shed at­ BOLTON — 7 room Colonial- SAVE on the have a party^ drink! separate heating, good .invest­ high up on the hill — and H is a way and four in water miahapz. ment at $34,000. Call Paul W. full Insulation, porch, city utO- Manchester—Lookout Moun­ tached to the house. New Ities, ^uOt-ins, extra large 3- plumbing and heating, new beauty. Immediate occupancy- A two-car crash late Sunday COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Dougan, Realtor, 640-4888. tain area. 17 acres—yield 80 priced to sell. Alvin L un^ n'ght in Voluntown took the life car garage, near school, treed AA lots. Excellent financ­ driveway. Walk-in cellar. t-M P Ji. DAT BEFXmB PCBUOATIOI* lot, excellent location. Charles Price for Immediate sale in Agency, 983 Main St., Hartford of, Pauline Sautter, 77, of Dan­ ing available. Topo. com­ 627-7971, evenings 233-6879. ielson and injured four others. Dm AIm for tetardoy ond Mondoy Is 4:M p.in. Fridoy Lesperance, 640-7630, 640-6108. pleted. Exclusive. the low 20’s. H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 647-9998. State police said the victim was CAPE COD ROLLING PARK — Cape Cod. HEBRON —eVi-room Ranch, a passenger in a car operated by Hawaiian Punch Manchester—Ebccellent com­ full basement, 4 bedrooms, D IA L 643-2711 Seven rooms, possible five mercial zone lot with 300' VERNON Hattie M. Albee, 71, also of Dan- Built In 1066 on acre wood­ bedrooms, fireplace, treed lot. large kitchen with bullt-ins, iehon. She was reported in good ed lot. Offering three or four depth on Middle Tpke. Ex­ COOL COLONIAL large bathroom with double eny uUUUea. $38,800. Phllbrick isting two-family, ideal for condition In Backus HoepMal, bedrooms with raised hearth Agency, Realtors, 646-4300. Seven spacious rooms, cen­ sink, large stone fireplace, 2 fireplace, walk-out base­ professional offices. Near Norwich. ContinifMl From Fiocndin^Fogn hospital. Hbccluslve. tral air conditioning. Muttl- acre wooded lot, 2-zone heat, ment, breezeway, garage, $14,900 — Attractive 6-room beths. Complete wall to wail wall-to-wall carpeting. Call The mishap occurred at hinne, 2 bedrooms, dining Routes 138 a i^ 166 when the HouMt For Soft 72 Hoiisos For Serin 72 formal dining room. Excel­ Vernon—Route 16-1-84, 2,000 carpeting. Private yard. 649-0684. lent value for $24,000. room, hot water baseboard feet frontage on Route 16, Huge sundeck off family car collided with another driven heat, attached garage, Hutch- 32 acree more or lees. Ex­ room. Assumable 6?4% BOLTON — 6Vi-room Ranch by Wayne B. Trombley 19 of MANCHESTER — Henry St. THIRTY DAT occupancy — Ina Agency, Realtors, 649-6834. with attached garage, one half cellent commercial poten­ mortgage. Call Mr. Lewis, Voluntown. He and two persons / z older 8-room Colonial. Needs New 7-room Raised Ranch, 3 Vi 649-6306. block from boating and swim­ riding with the elderly women baths, 3 fireplaces, laundry MANCHESTER — 2-famUy tial for theater, motel, decorating, but location well PHILBRICK apartments or Miopplng cen­ ming, wooded lot, $18,900 takes were also reported In good con­ sratth It. Low 20's. H. M. room, buiM-ins, plastered home, 6 plus 8 rooms. Alu­ it. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, dition at the hospital. walls, 2-car garage, city utili­ minum siding, very good con­ ter. Ebccluaive. Ftechette, Realtors, 647-9993. AGENCY B & W 646-4200. An 18-year-old Stamford boy ties, near school, 30-day occu­ dition. Three bedrooms in one Coventry—27 acres, mostly BARROWS and WALiACE Co. MANCHESTER — Two-famlly pancy. Built by Ansaldi. apartment Let the tenant pay drowned In Bargh Reservoir tai wooded, 6Vi-room Ranch Manchester Parkade Stamford Sunday evening. The (®JP Photo) home, 8 and 8 situated on Mid­ Charles Lesperance, 649-7620, REALTORS your bUls. $27,900. CaU Paul W. and separate four-room Manchester 649-6306 Farms For Sol* 76 dle Tpke. in area of profession­ 649-6108. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4635. search for his body was sus­ apartment. Private stocked pended after three hours. His al buildings. Gigantic I o t, pond. Exclusive. SOUTH WINDSOR — Dutch ANDOVER — Older slx-r o o m Turning Left the Hard Way in South Windsor many possibilities. $38,600. MANCHEJSTER — Immaculate 6464200 FOUR-BBIDROOM Colonial on a Colonial, modem kitchen with Colonial with new heating Identity was withheld by police. Jacipiellne Roberts Agency, 4-bedroom Dutch Colonial on huge treed lot, kitchen has built-lns, formal dining room, system. 60 acres of fields and Philip Hoha, 21, of Stamford Driver was unhurt Saturday morning when car built-in oven, range and dish­ was killed in a freak accident Windsor. Avis Rackliffe of 9 Main St., police said, 646-8889. park-like 3 acres with pond, large Uvlng room with fire­ woods. River runs through wound up on median divider strip on Rt. 5 in ^ u th was making a left turn. She was issued a warning. garage, work bam. All alumi­ MANCHESTER —Immaculate washer, front-to-back living place, breezeway, 2-car garage, property. Large amount of Sunday afternoon when the TWO-famlly, 5-6. New roof, alu­ num siding, underground wir­ 6-room Ranch near Bowers room, IVi baths, only $26,600. gravel. Frontage on three drag racer in which he was minum storms and screens, Out of Town enclosed patio,' large finished ing. A veritable show place. School. Enclosed rear porch, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, family room. Phllbrick Agen­ roads, some zoned for buzl- sitting suddenly started up, ran Project Picnic large lot, center of town, $23,- Bel Air Estate, Vincent A. basement garage. Deep lot 649-281$. For Solo 75 cy, Realtors, 646-4200. ness. Hurry. Hayes Agency, out of control and crashed. Po­ PBNTO MHS Graduates Will Hear 900. Gerard Agoicy, Realtors, lice said the car was being Bogglnl, ReaUpr, 643-9332. with vegetable garden. Bel Air CAPE — Modem kitchen, liv­ 646-0181. Held in Hebron PINTO, People Interested 648-0366, 64941638. Real Estate, Vlcent A. Bogglni, BOLTON — 6% room Ranch towed in a parking lot when MANCHESTER — Custom hulll ing room with raised hearth BILL COE, can tell you about a with fireplace, three bed­ In Narcotics 'ITeatment Or­ MANCHESTER — filew 7-room Realtor, 843-9332. fireplace, formal dining room, beautifully landscaped Ranch the accident occurred. T h e Mancheciter - Hartford Dr. James O^Leary Tuesday 3'beilioom L-shaped Rauch rooms, one acre lot, garage, Wontod— R«ol Estoto 77 In Hamden, Debbie Garrison, ganization Inc., is now open Raised Ranch. Three or four on tcautifully manicured % three bedrooms, walk-out base­ at Columbia Lake with a 40' families of Project Ooncem held Monday through Wednesday If the elements cooperate — bedrooms, cathedral ceiling MANCHESTjsk Country _ 6 ment, breezeway, attached ga­ right of way and dock, 6 gor­ $22,600. Phllbrick Agency, 14, drowned in the Paradise their third amual picnlic at associate professor of econom­ arte lot. Breezeway wiih at- big rooms with room for more. Realtors, 646-4200. SELLING YOUR HOME? For (Country Club swimming pool.Of- evenings, 6:80 to 10, In the and in recent years they have living room with huge brick tachefj oversized garag;, large rage. Beautifully treed acre geous rooms with garage. Tru­ prompt courteous service that Camip HI Ho Tl in Hebron yes­ bottom floor of the Williams shown a reluctance to do so — ics at Duke. Ideal home for the family that lot. $24,900. Phllbrick Agency, ficials said she was trying to fireplace, formal dining room, bton; patio, family room with needs to stretch out. Moderate­ ly a piclurebook setting. Call COVENTRjr — Large 4-room gets results. Call Louis Dimock terday artemoon. Building of St. Mary’s Epis­ graduation exercises for Man­ Prior to joining the U.S. Trust large family styled kitchen, Realtors, 646-4200. BUI for detaUs. BelQore Agen­ Realty. 649-0823. swim across the pool when she 'Project Concern Is the bustng copal Church on Park St. Co., Dr. O’Leary was chalrmeui wci bar, 2 fireplaces, exce'.le.et ly priced at $26,000. Wolverton Ranch home, comer lot, linen disappeared under the water. chester High School’s Class of two full baths, two-car garage, location. Mid 30's. Colli-Wag- Agency, Realtors, 649-3818. cy, 647-1413. closet in bathroom, cabinets program of Hartford children An ex-addlct, a parent of a 1669 will be held tomorrow eve­ of Lionel D. Edle and Oo. ' of basement has huge .stone flre- $21,000 for this 6-room Cape galore In family sized kitchen, ALL CASH for your property A motorboat capsized in Long to suburban schools. drug user, and a professional New York, one of the nation’s ner Realty, 289-0241. with 3 bedrooms and den. Gen­ GLASTONBURY — Minnechaug within 24 hours. Avoid red tape. Island Sound off New London ning at 6:46 on Memorial Field. Early Week ptaoe ideal f o r finished rec MANCHESTER —Oversized 8- lake privileges. Asking $13,800. Mrs. Gomez Payne of Hart­ counselor are on hand to talk Tickets will not be required for largest economic investment erous sizM kitchen, flreplaced area — Three bedroom Ranch Instant service. Hayes Agency, Sunday and one of the seven to anyone on an anonymous counseling firms, and before Specials I room. Good location. $40,900. MANCHESTER — 3 - bedroom room Cape. Pour bedrooms, living room, treed lot. Walk to Call Margaret Hanson Broker, ford was In charge. Welf over the outdoor exercises. U ic R Realty Co., Inc., 643- Ranch, kitchen bullt-lns, fire­ fireplace, all bullt-ins, family features large fire placed Uv­ 742-6661. 646-OlSl. men aboard drowned. The vic­ basis. The phone number is that was vice president and di­ beach. Scarce price range. lng room, lovely formal foy­ tim was identified by the Coast 200 parents and children at­ Should inclemency force the 3$$3 R. D. Murdock, Realtor, place, central location, im­ room, walk-out patio. Ehccellent tended. Mcmy Hartford (amiUes 643-2300. ceremony to be held Indoors, It rector of economic research for 643-6472 mediate occupancy, ^0,900. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, er, dining room, styUzed kitch­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Three- Guard as Thomas Daigle, 69, of the Life Insurance Association condlUon. Don’t wait. H.M. 649-2818. en, 1% car garage, beautiful SELLERS came in two buses provided will be held in the Clarke Arena, Bel Air Real Estate, Vincent Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. bedroom brick Ranch with for­ Naugatuck. of America. JUST LISTED — The most decor with Colonial air. Large mal dining room, large kitchen My last 6 sales have been A Norwalk man, Thomas Klett with the help of William Para­ and admission wlU be by ticket Bogglni, Realtor, 643-9333. MANCHESTER — Rrent Rd., dis, director of Project Concern. only. Tickets were dlrtrlbuted to He has served as advisor to immAculate home you will ever MANCHESTER — Newer cus­ weU-manlcured lot. Priced at with buUt-lns, two baths, spa- made within 3 days. I can’t Jr., 26, drowned Saturday In the U.S. Treasury, Federal Re­ large Split, 2 baths, fireplace, $38,900. Jacqueline - Roberts Families provided and cooked see, beautifully decorated with MANCHESTER — Cape, full tom built 7-room executive Co­ dining room, garage, attrac­ olous living room with floor to promise everyone this, but Pope’s Pond In Wilton. The body Police Log serve Bank; the President’s modem kitchen and bath, wall shed dormer, 4-bedrooms, liv­ Agency, 646-3339. ceiling fireplace, three-car de­ I’d sure Uke to try to keep was recovered Sunday. their own food. lUe Royal Ice lonial. 2,700 square feet of de­ tive lawn, excellent location. Cream Co. of Warren St. gave Council of Economic Advisors, to wan carpeting stays, garage. ing, . dining, famUy, 1^ baths. luxe living area. Aluminum H.M. BTechette, Realtors, 647- tached garage. Situated on up my record. Hassle Holland Jean Artis, 80, president of the American Fi­ Nicely landscaped lot. $25,500. Upper 20's, 646-1494. HEBRON — Four years old 5- huge double lot. Also Includ­ of New Haven, was fatally In­ 300 cigM Of foe cream. Mrs. ARRESTS siding, huge two-car garage, 9993. room Ranch, 1V4 baths, beauti­ Peter ’Ihome of 213 Ludlow Rd. nance Association, and chair­ Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, 2M baths, all buUt-lm, etc., ful rec room, large lot 5 ed lot of record. 100 x 400’ for jured In an automobile crash in Matty A. Urbanik, 61, of WU- man of the Conference of Busi­ 646-4200. MANCHESTER — Just listed, MANCHESTER — Two-famlly, resale or privacy. Middle 30’s. PETER F. GRADY Waterbury Saturday. The car gave coffee, cream and sugar. llmantic, was chaiged with 5H room Ranch, garage, ex­ etc. Prime location on dead­ minutee to Manchester. Keith The Kotsky Shoe Oo. gave bal­ ness Economists. President end street. Prlcejd in the 60’s, excellent location In good con­ Agency, 646-4126, 649-1922. JacqueUne-Roberts Agency, Real Estate 643-2594 she was in went out of control, failure to obey a state traffic Richard Nixon appointed him ASSUMABLE 6 \ per cent mort­ cellent condition full basement, dition. $33,600. Phllbrick Agen­ 646-3330. crashed through a guard rail on loons. control sign. Court appearsince When the weight on the gage, 6 rooms, garage, fire­ Waddell School area. Only $24,- way below replacement. The chairman of the Task Force on package of lamb chops Hayea Agency, 646-0131. Eve­ cy, Realtors, 646-4200. VERNON Route 8 and plunged 200 feet to Mrs. Doris Swallow of Gard­ July 14. place. July occupancy. Owner 900. H. M. Frechette, Realtors, NORTH COVENTRY — N ew ner St., a registered nurse, was Federal Credit'Programs. says one and three ( li nings, Mr. Handler, 649-7613. 5V4 a s s u m a b l e three-bedroom Ranch loaded the Naugatuck River below, po­ Dr. O’Leary will speak on quarter pounds, it moving out of state. Bralth- 647-9993. HENRY ST. — Kitchen, dining BUYERS lice said. on hand tor first aid. Sal Allbrio ACCIDENTS waite Agency, 649-4693. room, living room on first Seven room tri-level, fam­ with quality and extras. Offers "An Opportunity for Leader­ doesn't mean a pound MANCHESTER, custom built ily room with walkout to In Sharon, Theresa M. Camer­ of the oamp staff supervised the Stanley W. Majewski, 62, of Lf floor. Second floor consists of large living room with b a y grounds and sports. ship.” He is the son of the and a quarter of lamb MANCHESTER and vicinity — 5-room Cape, dormer, new PLAIN AND FANCY rear yard, wall to waU car­ windows, giant sized kitchen, My procedure after listing on, 12, of New Milford was fa­ 46 Strong St., was charged late James H. O’Leary, Man­ tour bedrooms, one very large. tally injured in a one-car acci­ Picnlckera played baseball, chops and half a pound For the best in real estate In roof, double lot, garage, cen­ Two-car garage. $23,900. Phil- p in g , 1^ baths, garage. separate eating area, IM a home Is as follows: wiith failure to drive In the prop­ chester baseball umpire for of fat. all price ranges call Mitten tral location. Original owner, The price is PLAIN but the Located In sought, after dent on Route 4 Friday night. basketball and swam. Ann Rug- er lane following an accident extras are FANCY. New brick Agency, Realtors, 646- baths. Priced at $27,000. Jac- 1. Check through the buy­ gle.i end Jane Hfokock of Man­ more than 40 years. Two Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. neighborhood. Now is the queline-Roberts Agency, 646- George Weaver, 31, of Stam­ yesterday at 2 p.m. on Wood­ wall-to-wall carpeting In­ 4200. ers who have called me ford died Friday night of In­ chester were the Ufe guards. brothers and a sister live in time to arrangie purchase to 3339. land St. The driver of the cither Manchester. They are John P. PRIVACY Raised Ranch, 7 cluding the bath. Recently MANCHESTER —Three fam­ coincide with school open­ previously and let me know juries he received when the car car was Mrs. Margaret R. Mo- rooms, 2 fireplaces, IH baths, remodeled apd decorated. ing. Mr. Lewis, 649-6306. GLASTbNBURY — Minnechaug what their home require­ he was driving went out of con­ O’Leary, Francis J. O’Leary, TODAY & TOMORROW ily In central location with ex­ Namer of 209 Woodland St. and Mrs. Henry J. Opglach. recreatlan room, garage, alu­ FAour large rooms down, cellent income. On a treed lot. Area — Relaxation Is the ments are. trol on the Connecticut Turnpike three large bedrooms up. Malukis Enjoy Greetings will be extended by minum aiding, acre, view, $27.- Drive down Bush HiU Rd. For further Information call theme for the busy executive 2. Put up my sign. (May in Stamford. COMPLAINTS 900, Hutchins, Agency, 649-6324 and see those beautiful big Close to everything. B & W in ibis charming 3-bedroom Leland A. Potterton, class pres­ the Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. have deposit already from Picnic in Town A otarter motor was taken ident. The SEilutatory will be lots Clifford Sheer is bulld- 646-4200. Raised Ranch. Large eat-in method No. 1) from the car of Jon Oberio, 41 JUST LISTED. — Truly im­ ing'homes upon, then tor de­ KEITH AGENCY Manchester Parkade kitchen with walnut cabinets, given by John R. Briggs, and maculate 5-room Cape, full Manchester 649-6306 Legal Notices The first Mlahiki plcntc held Glenwood St., as It was parked Dr. James J. O'Leary the valedictory by Douglas A. tails caU JUST USTED — Three-bed­ dishwasher and built-in range, 3. Advertise (May have de­ Saturday in Mjanchester was a ^t the Mianohester. Memorial dormer, front-to-back living 646-4126 649-1922 room Ranch with fireplace, formal dining room, 2^ baths, posit already from method LIMITATION OBDEB Pzistel. Music will be provided room, IH baths, enclosed COVENTRY — 4-room Ranch, AT A (X)URT OF PROBATE, held complete success, according to Hospital Satuiday night. all seniors last week. Bailey RAY HOLCOMBE cathedral ceiling, two-car ga­ exquisitely styled living room No, 1) Mrs. Doris Swallow of Gardner _____ by the Round Table Singers, porch, oversized garage, deep large living room with stone at Manchester, within and for the Auditorium will be open, and and Karen Krinjak, a junior, Realtor 644-1285 rage. Situated on a wooded fireplace. Enclosed porch, ga­ with cathedral ceilings and ex­ District of Manchester, cn th e 17th St., one of the Malukl' founders. car of Michael D. Ingal- the program will be piped there lot. Immediate occupancy. Low NEW USTING — Cape Ood two-acre lot. Large sundeck off posed beams. Massive c u t 4. It you want to be No. day of June, 1969. will be organist for the proces­ We promise when we ao’s Wolverton Agency, Real­ home, 6 rooms, 3 or 4 bed­ rage. Assumable mortgage, on­ 1 . . . Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. The MaUikls ore children be- unera was damaged last Satur- for those not having tickets. If sional and recessional. the kitchen. $23,900. Phllbrick ly $16,900. Hayes Agency, 646- stone fireplace, 2-car garage. Judge. tween 0 and 11 from Hartford’s jay night m It was parked In necessary, last-minute an­ have a sale on lamb tors, 649-2813. room, 1% baths, Jalousled Estate of Clarence E. Colton, late Giops MANCHESTER — Older com­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 0131. Plush throughout. Price $43,- Call Charter Oak Terrace who meet front ofc him home at 113 E. nouncements concerning th e Walter Doll Jr., Dr. Walter chops, they'll be pletely renovated 8-room Cape sun porch, garage, city utili­ 900. Jacqueline -Roberts of Manchester, In said District, de­ Schardt, Roger Bagley, and trimmed every bit as Shoulder Lamb MANCHESTER — Just listed ceased. every Saturday In the Warbur- CJenter St. program setting will be made ties, $23,000. Phllbrick Agency EARN EIXTRA income with On motion of Frederick C. Col­ six-room Cape, garage, nice features front-to back Uvlng COVENTRY — m year old Agency, 646 3839. ton Chapel in the Terrace. Man------over radio stations WINP, John Fletcher Jr., Board of carefully as when room, formal dining room, Realtors. 646-4200. this 3-famlly home In Vernon, Dutch Colonial, 6 rooms, porch, PETER F. GRADY ton. 40 Elm St.. Old Saybrook, Education members, will pre­ they're not on sale. So irard, city utilities. Only $23,- fully occupied and a good NORTH COVENTRY — 27 Conn., executor. Chester women and teens help Boy’s eyeglasses belonging to WTIC, and WDRC. 000. H. M. Frechette. Realtors, fruitwood kitchen, pine paneld over one acre. (Many extras). ORDERED: That three months run their crafts and drama ees- Robert Heneghan of 132 Bolton The commencement speaker sent diplomas. next time you're plan­ family room on ground level, SEVEN-ROOM home, excellent equity builder. Only $25,900. 742-8827 or 742-7166. acres of privacy surround this Real Estate 643-2594 from the 17th d ay of Ju n e. 1969. ning dinner, go mlnl- lb 647-9993. condition, 2-car garage, land­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 6% room Ranch plus four be and the same are limited and slons. St. were reported missing after will be Dr. James J. O'Leary, Rib Lamb Chops two baths, four bedrooms, full allowed for the creditors within There were 41 Malidds the boy had spent Sunday al- of Westport, a 1932 graduate of prlclng® at Stop & MANCHESTER — Walk to basement and one-car garage. scaped lot, close to schools. 649-2813. room apartment. Main house which to bring in their claims Shop and try some Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, consists of three very large BUYERS waiting for you to against said estate, and said execu­ bropght out by cans and the ternoon at Waddell Pool. MHS and now executive vice LTM Auditions (Lcin) schools and shopping from this WeU situated on large treed MANCHESTER — An exceUent GREEN MOUNTAINS tor is directed to give public no­ chapel mini-bus. They had a ------president and economist of the maxl-man lamb chops. 7-room Cape with attached ga­ lot in fine residential area. 643-5953. bedrooms, spacious living call. Paul J. Correnti Real tice to tho creditors to bring In Qiops location is just one of the many room wlOi fireplace, family Estate, 643-5363. Call now! their claims within said time al- barbecue, swam' and played 'Vandalism has been reported U.S. Trust Co. In New York, For ‘Carousel’ We promise your family rage. Formal dining room, $29,50C, Jacqueline - Roberts MANCHESTER — Tlmrod Rd. fine features of this spacious Bridgewater, central Ver­ lowed by publishing a copy of thla will love them. Or we sized kitchen with separate order In some newspaper having a gomes at the home of Miss at Assumption Parish. Some- He graduated from Wesleyan The Little Theatre of Man­ Kidney Lamb Agency, 646-3339. mont. ExceUent ski, hunt­ flreplaced living room. Excel­ Beautiful 6-room L-Ranch with 11-room CTolonlal that offers TIRED of Showing. .And show­ Laurie Miner on Schalter Rd. time during the weekend win- University In 1936, and received promise you your mon­ lent condition. Low 20’s. Wol­ ing. fishing area. Year dining area. A beautiful mini- circulation in said probate district chester (LTM) announces that MANCHESTER — New 7-room 2-car garage, 3 bedrooms, five-bedrooms all on the second estate priced at $48,600. Jac- ing? Are they looking you over within ten days from the dale of Manchester Youth Oounci) dows were smarted at the As- a Ph.D. In economics from ey back! Whole Lamb Fores 5 5 fm Lamb Patties 59& verton Agency, Realtors, 649- country sized kitchen, with all ’round home, 5 rooms, on as a Sunday sport? Better let this order and return make to thla open castings will be held for Raised Ranch, all city utilities, floor and stUl a walk-up attic. good town road, aU con­ quellne-Roberts Agency, 646- Court of the notice given, members, about 10, and tour sumption School at CT 8. Ad Duke University In 1941. He ‘‘Carousel” tonight, tomorrow We reserve the right to limit quentltlee. 2813. the built-lns, flreplaced living Us screen those prospects for JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. call owner, 623-3086. The first floor has a large veniences, aluminum win­ 3336. teenagers from the 'Terrace rtm ams St. taught at Wesleyan, and was and Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the room. Completely surrounded front-to-back living room, a you. We bring dlscrlminaUng, the picnic. Mrs. Swallow was by soft wood trees. High 30’s. dows, copper plumbing. theatre workshop at 22 Oak St. patieled sunporch, a formal Furnished. Attached one- interested, qualified buyers to on hand with a chapel minister, The cast of the Rodgers and Wolverton Agency, Realtors, dining room and a roomy kitch­ ?103 oee a property, .without both­ im iTATIO N The Bolero 649-2813. car garage.' Excellent con­ Dav« Henry, two field workers Hammerstein musical is large Back-Wrap en that leads to a spacious pan­ dition. Approximately one Pays all. Assumable VA ering the owner. Keith Real from' thie Terrace, Mrs. Mamie Burger Takes Office^ and encompasses a wide range Special Monday, Tuesday & Wednesd4iy! eled family room. The base­ acre land, brook. $9,8(X). mortgage. Six room Cape, Estate, call 649-1922, 646-4126. TO BID Bailey and Mrs. Kenneth Nel- of varying ages. Including chil­ ment has a finished rec room. 649-5951 after 6 p.m. oversized garage Only $17, 1000 GPM aon, and a Malukl miother, Mrs. Nixon Lauds Warren dren. In addUdon to the six ma­ COUNTRY CLUB AREA There are 2H baths, three 600. Call now! Gay Blair, PUMPING ENGINE EsteUa Hightower. jor roles (3 male and 8 female), (Continued from Page One) One of Manchester’s finest fireplaces, bullt-lns, two-car 649-6827. Sealed Bids will be received William SleKh, president of there are numerous supporting V T attached garage, large well tion to retire nearly a year ago, Lettucerid. 19- TomatoesY29 homes built by a moat dis­ COVENTRY —Exquisitely re- by the Commissioners of the the fona Manufacturing 0>. and roles, several non-musical roles, landscaped yard oonvenlent to 1 TERESA ) Manchester Fire Dept., Eighth tlon as a constituUonwal but stayed when the Senate re­ singers and dancers. cerning owner. Eight state­ atored eight-room Colonial. a financial supporter of the Ma­ constructionist who advocated iL ly rooms, including 4 twin- everything. Priced In the upper Five fireplaces, four bed­ PASEK Utilities District at the Fire­ lukis, dropped In and suggest­ fused to confirm his originally- Area residents interestd in V 40’s. U & R Realty Co., Inc., ( APARTMENTS \ house Building, 32 Main St., a hard approach to criminal appointed successor, Abe For- participating In community sizad bedrooms, large living rooms, seven acres. Bel Air 289-7475 742-8243 ed the picnic’s success be (re­ law. room, dadoed dining room 643-2692. R. D, Murdock Real­ Real Estate, Vincent Bogglni, ^ One Main Street ^ Manchester, Conn., until 7:30 peated In July aitd August, f- tas. theatre are invited audition. and psaneled library. Large tor, 643-6472. Realtor, 643-9332. p.m. on Monday, June 30, 1969. d a hard aproahtocrlmtnal law. His public life began 60 years The casting committee re­ Although Nboon’s political quests that those trying out well landscaped lot In a PRINCETON St. area—choice 3 1 NOW RENTING j) Bids will be publicly opened on ago when he was first etoited to BOLTON — Seven room Ranch Vernon said date imd time and read Funeral Rites Set differences with Warren appar- office in California. He i?tbved bring their own music, unless Daisy White Bread friendly established neigh­ bedroom, Colonial Cape, Hi offering three bedrooms, first 1 and 2-bedroom deluxe^ GROTON (At*)—Funeral serv- behind them ear- j,p becomq the stote’a attor- they Intend to audition from the BakedRaIpa## vnin Affour V* AtEm-AMPIlilfown ovens I borhood. Priced In the mid­ baths, carpeting, drapes, dlsh- aloud at Firehouse, 32 Main St.. fifties. For appointment floor family room or fourth 7% INTEREST RATE aportjnonta from $155 per J/ Manchester, Conn. The District Ices wUl be held Tuesday for **®*' year, when the Presl- ney ,jgy generaljrgneral and then governor.eovernor. score of ”Cai‘Carousel,” In which waiiur, washer, dryer, recrea­ bedroom, two full baths, fire­ ( dent appolntd Burger he case music will be provided by please call tion room, beautifol flagstone New listing. Owner wants to month. Featuring all the-^ reserves the right to reject any John Vlllardl, former Republl- He ran for vice president on Baked to place, garage. On wooded 1% and/or all bids. state Representative for stten Daily, 1-5 j NOTICE He Is survived by his widow, step down from the bench. Ac­ At the start, observers expect­ Ood, Fireplace, patio, garage, $15,900. Meyer Agency, R eal­ p.m. Or By Appodnitment y a son and a daughter. tually he announced his Inten- ed he would follow the same, In November. Rehearsals will Belflore Agency, 647-1413. a prince. Priced reasonably p u b l ic HEARING be held Monday, Wednesday trees. Highland Park School. tor, 643-0609. and exclusive with Rentals By X middle-of-the-road approach set CatereFs Kitche^n HEBRON — Spotless alumi­ ADDITIONAL by the man who appointed him. and Friday evenings each week Immediate occupancy. Hutch­ beginning in S ^em ber. ins Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. MANCHESTER —Centraljjf lo­ num sided 4-bedroom Cape ( P A U L W . d o u g a n / appropriations V Vernon President Eisenhower. cated 6-unlt income property. on wooded acre lot, . built PETER F. GRADY BOARD OF DIRECTORS CROCHET ^ 649-4535 a n y tim e \ But the Warren (fourt moved SC?H(X)L St. —Two family, 4-4, Vacancies never a problem. 1962, all electric kitchen, fire­ TOWN OF sharply into the most controver­ Yale Profs Dispute Potato Salad two furnaces, separate .utili­ Excellent Investment) Mid 40’s. place, fenced bass pond, Im­ Real Estate 643-2594 sial of legal and political areas. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ MANCHESTER, Building Activity in May with free pail A ties, copper plumbing, ' alu­ Wolverton Agency, Reaitors, maculate. Meyer Agency, 643- CONNECTICUT In 1054 the court ruled that Electronic Surveillance minum storms and screens. 649-2813. ?.0609. Notice is hereby given that segregated schools, no matter NEW YORK (AP)—Two Yale and $hovel r T t- BOLTON —Large Ranch, four how equally maintained and op­ Priced to seU. $24,900. W. J. WADDELL SCHOOL — Ranch, bedrooms, two full baths, for­ im iTA TIO N the Board of Directors, Town Drops in Value to $524,000 professors have signed a letter Barcomb Real Estate, 644-8000. ■VERNON — Just listed, Im­ erated, were illegal. With the to U.S. Attorney General John 30 oz container modem kitchen, three b e d- maculate 6-room Chpe. Over­ mal dining room, modem kitch­ of Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the Building activity In Vernon Club will have a family outing chief justice leading the way, N. Mitchell disputing the Jus­ LARGE L Ranch. Seven rooms, rooins, living room with din­ sized garage, beautiful park- en wtth bullt-lns, 2-car ga­ TO BID on Sunday at Sperry’s Glen ing area. Built In 1960. $24,900. Hearing Itoom at the Municipal during May dropped, In efsti- the court entered the "political tice Department’s contention fireplace, buUt-ins, 1^ baths, Hke yard, w^k-out basement. rage, large lot, near high BOLTON BOARD from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. thicket’ of voter apportionment that it may, without judicial su- Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, Only $24,900. H. M. Frechette, school. $27,600. Phllbrick Agen­ Building, 41 Center Street. Man­ mated ivolue, over $1 million as huge recreation room, garage, OF EDUCATION compared to May last year, al­ An old-fashioned barbecue is and ruled that legislatures had pervlslon, put members of do- trees. $27,900. Hutchins Agen­ 646-4200. Realtors, 647-9903. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. BOLTON, chester, Connecticut, Tugaday 5382 cy. Realtors. 649-5324. July 1. 1969, at 8:00 p.m. to though only four less permits planned for early In the day. to be elected on the basis of mestlc organizations suspected — =«...... EAST Hartford — By owner, 4- SOUTH WINDSOR — Raised CONNECTICUT consider and act on the foUow- were Issued. This year’s total Game equipment will be pro­ one-man, one-vote. These and of subversion or fomenting dis- T he fushion-mi»i(i >ay- The Board of Education will other decisions, particularly In orders under electronic surveil- Lots For Sol* bedroom Colonial, low 30’s. Ranch, 9-rooms. Bullt-lns, din­ ing: Is $524,661. vided for children and adults. Cool 'N Creamy the holeio i.- top- today HENRY ST. 73 Priced for quick sale. 668-4488. ing room, fireplace, 2V4 baths, accept proposals to install drain A 148-unit apartment c o m- Special games with p r l ^ are racial and civil rights matters, lance. ... so what could he nicer Proposed additional appro­ Pudding Charming Colonial, large BOLTON LAKE — Vernon, carpeted, inter-com, double ga­ tiles for the baseball flqlfl at priation to the General Fund plex, valued at $888,000, was re­ planned for the small fry. led to some calls for Warren’s The professors. Dean Louis M, Freshly made, perfectly sea­ Birds Eye than thi- soft, lacy-daisy Onv of the mo.-^t cniiifoit- HEBRON — Miniature estate, foyer, living room, formal treed lots, 600’ to water, pav­ rage, wooded lot. Char B o n the Bolton High School on Budget for the Library sponsible for a large portion of impeachment. Pollack, and Steven B. Duke., soned . . . delicious regular style to wear atop yaa- Henry R. WierzMcki has an­ Co., $10; SchiebekBros., $8; Dr. He Bucceeda Mire. Ouataf Ander­ Package Store, $8; Manchester JUNE S -JU LY WASHmOTON (AP) — ad «t tha UA. Naval Air flta- nounced the folfowing HM of and Mra. Richard Demko, $5; 2 9 Angry Governor son. He and Ms staff of offlcera Carbide Co. foe., $10; Carter President Nixon wwtehed Ouaxa. don ors: Colonial Board Co., $10; Wilson will be Installed In September. Chevrolet, $10; Charles Les- Electrical Oo., $5; LaBelle, from a hehoopter today'O m DC4 Hits Miami Street, David Kittle $2; Mr. and nernnee, $5; Drs. Robert But­ WEEKDAYS 9:10- 11:4$ morning rush-hour traffic Mrs. Albert Rodonls 12; Ed's Rothenberg and Woodhouae, Rolwtt V. Borallo, son o( Mr. terfield and John Wright $9; inch Into the natlan’s capital Louis F. Vtanontas of Man­ Sign Co., 36; Dr. Morris Fan- Attys., $10; Dr. Charles Jacob­ and Miw VInecnt Borallo of IB Dr. Edmond ZegUo, $5; Wol- and said later he’s glad he chester Community College fac­ cher $2; Dr. and Mrs. A. Sun- son, $8; Alice Clampet, $2. CHILDREN 3Vi TO 14 YEARS INVITED BUrtdra SL, haa been elected verton Agency, $6; Demands Accord doesn’t have to drive to ulty is attending a National General Chairman, Earl to the board of p>v»ino(« at qulrt, $8; Dr. David Warren, FREE WILL OFFERING Science Foundation Summer In­ Paul Dodge Pontiac Inc., $10; Peterson, also wishes to extend wx>rk. BSaatarn O on ieetlcu t State Ool- $8; Mayor and Mrs. Nathan stitute .in mathematics at the Mir. and M rs. O eorge M ckeev- appreciation to the Anite Oon- Secretary of TTOnpoite- lage, BniUmantlc, and named to AgtrtinelU, |10; Dr. Merrill University of North Carolina In Rublnow, $8; Cavey's Inc., $20; er, $3; AUard Electrical Con­ strudtlon Co. of New Brltedn for tlon John A. Voipe arranged 10 Killed, 12 Injured the dean's Mat for the apclny Chapel m u . Cheney Bros. Inc., $28; Car­ tractors, $5; Krause Green­ allowing the legion post to use the 47-mliuite trip to fllus- aemeater. Hto sister, Mtat Mai^ houses, $5; Manchester Carpet By End of Day trate commuter proUems penter’s Mobile Service, $5; a part of the construction area da F. BoraHo. has been select- E. A. Johnson Paint Co., $5; Center, $5; Louis Dimock R ^ - for the fireworks display. and the need for new high­ MIAMI (AP) — A dis- ad a student yovenment n p - Manchester Simuner School Read Herald Advertisements HARTFORD, Conn. told newomen. ''all of them ways and rapid tranatt sys­ abled DC4 cargo plane that luSMitstlve at Mt. Afoystue Jun­ regMration wtU be held at D- cratic State Chairman John M. know how the governor feels.'’ tem s. ior OoUega, OTOsaon, Fa. Ung Junior High School tomor­ (AP) — An angi'y Gov. Bailey and Vice catalrmsn Kath- crashed into a busy Miami row from 1 to 3 p.m. John Dempaey told Demo­ "I mode It very clear,’’ said erino ()uinn. NIxon’b view of the prob­ street Monday had under­ "that 1 expect a so- lem s 'WlR b e Included h i the The Rotary Chd> will have cratic leaders of the Gen­ It w as t^n>Arent at the b e­ gone repairs for a mechan­ Temple Chapter, OB6. will luMon to their differences arriv­ admlnistraaon’s piibRc trans­ Ladlea Night and Installatton of eral Assembly today he ginning of the meeting that portation bill that Voipe sold ical problem shortly before have a "Carnival Nile'' po- ed at by the close of this day.’’ offloars Tuesday at CM p.m. wanted to get together on Dempsey was angry. Reporters would be sent to Congress takeoff, a Federal Aviation gram after a business meeting Dempsey said he was ’’very .at the Manchester Ootmtry a fiscal program before the in his outer offlee could clearly within two weeks. Administration official Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Ma­ disappointed at the way thii^ hear the govemor’a voice d u b . day was out. have been gpolng—a n y hum an said today. sonic Temple. Matrons and "W e • had a heart to heart through the clo se d d oor. TTie ”It had bs«n sebediRsd to ds- patjoclfe from area chapters will It’s a Picnic with Prices being would be.’’ newsmen were quickly asked to Dr. Melvin Horwtta wiU q>eak talk,’’ the Democratic governor The governor said It was psut about noon but had to re­ on "New Techniques in be gueska. Refreshments will leave the outer office. turn for repairs after taxing out be served by Mrs. Lucile Ni­ his undenltandliig that a budg­ Surgary.” Tuesday at the noon Ratchford said he was "detier- Fire Halted on the runway,” eald Richard chols end Mrs. Elmyra Tesaier et agreement had been reajched meeting of the Kiwanla Club at at a meeting to his office with mined that we wlH reach an SkuUy. "I’m not certain what the Manchester Country Club. and their committee. Mrs. agreement before the end of the the prOblsin was.” Dorothy Howard is in charge legislative leaders early last w eek. day.” And Dempsey Indicated U.S. Making The four engine craft took off of a teacup auction. Many Trying he would be willing to sit IC n Dtontie Marie Novakou- House Speaker WlIMam Rotch- at 8 ;40 p.m. Eight minutes later ski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. down wRh the leaders again at it came down on a resldenttal Manchester Lodge of Masons ford Interjected during the ses­ John Niovakouski of 153 Croft sion with newsmen that that was any Ume of the day or ndght, Of Missiles and buslneas area, a mile oast Dr,, received her BA degree In will meet tomorrow at 7:30 T o R e sc u e when they fdt there had final­ of Miami’s biternaUonal Air­ p.m. at the Miasonic Temple. Ws understanding, too—and it EtogUah on June 7 at L«M oyne, was on that basis that I pre­ ly been a meeting of the minds. WASHINGTON (AP) —U.S. port, cutting a four-block sswfo College, Syracuse, N.Y., where The Entered Apprentioe degree nuclear missile production has of death and flaming destruc­ sented It to the caucus.” HARTFORD. Oonn. (AP) — she was on the dean's Iht for will be conferred. Lost Causes been halted for perhaps the rest tion. Seniate Miajority Leader Ed­ Failure of the state Senate to the spring semester. She has of this year because of a crip­ Ptdloe today sea>sd off foe HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — petss a compromise plan for A service of Holy Commun­ ward L. Marcus announced pling O re alt o n A tom ic Eineigy area to everyone as Investiga­ been awarded a graduate as- state spending and taxaUon ion wlU be held Wednesday at MANCHESTER’S One o f the p rob lem s wrtfo a Saturday night he could not aup- Oommlsolon plant. tors from the National Tnsns- sMantitiip by Laubadi Lit­ qrecial Beasion of Uie General Monday prompted House Speak­ 10 a.m. at St. Mary's Elplsoopal port the compromise, and today This rather stunning situation portation Safety Board searciwd eracy Inc. tor study at Syra­ Aaaembly is that there are many er WlUlam Ratchford to call Church. he insisted that he never In- —unpubliclzed by the govern­ charred rubble and wreckage cuse Untverstty. MOST COMPLETE today for re-examlnatlon of the p eop le w ho w ont to p ry the Ud dlcated he would suppoit It. wliere 10 i>eopte were klRed and o ff. complete losue. ment—^is disclosed in the back Airman Charles A. Pearl, son "I don’t feel that I have re- section of a 1,400-page vol- another dozen were Injured. That Is, they want Uie legia- The Danbury Democrat said of Mir. and Mrs. E. Steve Pearl APPLIANCE STORE! negcl on any agreement or any umn of official testimony re­ ”I’m certain the Inveatigoton lature to reopen acme of the he would work to restore about W IIM T1I9 W Oj o f 152 H ollister St,, has com ­ bargain with anybody,” said cently released by a Senate op- WlH look Into foe plane’s tout cause* of the regular sea- $20 m illion to the fis ca l plan pleted Air Force basic train­ I.imilod (|uanlili(!.s! M arcus. propriatlone subcommittee. chanlcal problem,” Skully sold. lO T i M • eton or pump more money Into plan shaped by party leaders ing at Lackland APB, Tex., Marcus described the tonfus- Government sources also give A spokesman for bominioomi PrKcHpffoa various programs or to do other since the regular session ad­ and hcu9 been assigned fo r lon over his pcoltion as "an Air Ltoes, owner of the tonvwt- things wrhich the governor and jou rned. Mxong indications that testing of you con tiopoiid or training in communications honest difference of opinlion.’’ One of the four engines of the plane that crashed ed cargo craft, oonllrmed foe the leaders of the legislature The 1969 G eneral A ssem bly to- entlmlssUe woiheads may be W rMor's electronics systems at Keesler, Among those present at the delayed by the blase that Mt a landed on top of this auto which was extensively fUgM had been delayed. He said 16.6 cu. ft want to forget about until the 'leadership meeting were Demo­ burned. (AP Photofax) A r a , M iss. H e Is a 1967 grad­ next regular session. (See Page Bight) phiteniunt-handaug facility at the mechanic who mode the re­ uate of Manchester High School. As In the last couple of weeks Rocky Flats, Oolo., May U. The pairs was not avoBabls for com­ Idsn Glodei Drive m ent. No Frost of the regular 1869 session, lob­ official AEG position Is that Crew Tells U/M o/l byists almost outnumbered law­ Safeguard deployment sched­ Ttw vldUms Included foe four ules will not be setback. J-—" "^Porlcway Jj crew members and six people D M I« C O . Refrigerator makers in the State Oapltol For Extra Copies Opo-ioticor I ^ ■ ~ 7 v FRESH OANDY M onday. The Impact of the fire, first O f T error 1 —-K/-J ijt! on the ground. Five of the dead WT MaOi-St., Ma WHITMAN, SemAFVT It was old home week, not Tomorrow’s issue of The Herald will Include coverage of serious blase at an AEC plant, were In an automobile body 6 U -< S tt CANDY OUPBOAItO Giant zero-degree freezer holds up to was laid before Oongresa b^iind foop demoHriied by the flaming 154 lbs. only for the legislators them­ tonight’s graduation exercises at Manchester High School. selves, but for all the people— closed doors nine days later fuBsiage, B old Miami pOHce In­ ’ Two ice trays on handy rack. Friday’s issue will contain the two-page graduation edSUon of On Evans ARTWlft Dfitlfl including newsmen—^who swarm ■the High School World. Any readers who want additional cop­ when ABC leaders urgently ap­ formation officer Jade Mbiix. SUBIC BAY, Philippines (AP) Four cabinet shelves, one adjustable, about the ' General Assembly ies of either tomorrow’s paper or Friday’s should notify ttte pealed fo r $45 mHUon to m ake "The other victim was a paae- repairs. one slides out. while It struggles through the Herald circulation department In advance of publication by — "Everything let loose. The seger in a oar a Idook from the ALUMINUM Separate temperature controls. process of turning kleaa into phoning 647-8946. Moot nuclear weapons require ship JuEt took a brief roll. I sold body ehop," Mlnlx aald. "He Only 30»/2" wide, 67" high. law s. plutonium to trigger their atom­ 'We're dead’. I heard someone bod Jumped out of tSie car and SWINO F'amlllar faces were back In ic warheads. else yeU, ‘Let’s get foe hell out tried to get away from the burn­ PICNIC PRICE Air Foroe MaJ. Geo. E. B. of hero!’ ” Fireman Terry L. ing wreckage when be was bit Far Free Bstlmato evidence, including John Dris­ “Ftactory To You Prices . OPTIONAL coll, president of the Connecticut GlUer, a4S8lgned to th e AB C, told Baughm an, 21, o f T roy, M ich., by a piece of foe plans.” M9-0468 ICEMAKER State Lab o r Council AFL subrommfttee members the Im­ said. Tbs craft was attempting to knpnveenent $ CTO; Dick Hartford and Leon Merger Plans Proeeed pact on the weapons production He was describing his night of circle back to the airport when Bob K ittk IGLOBE OtUes AVAILABLE Lemsilre of the Manufacturers schedule would last ”a few terror June 3 when the U.S. de­ tt came down Just a m ils hum a AT EXTRA COST Association of Connecticut; months to perhaps oi year,” ac- stroyer Frank E. Evans was runway risarad for an emergen­ . The Bartlett Bndaard., V A T IO N A R Y »n O L L 4IP former State Senktor Frank Pic­ cordlng to prdlmlnary esU- sliced In half by the Aiutrallan cy landing. One engine was Products Co. AWNIHGS 299. i / / colo, who has been working for Despite Suit Threat m ates. aircraft carrier Melbourne dur­ ablaae and another was out. 75 Tsloott Bd. Blue OosB and the Retired Sen. Allen BBender, D-La., ing war g&mjeB in the South Chi­ Over-all damaga was estimat- West Hartford M n o COVBB I Teachers; former Meriden May­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The While announcing its threat to asked Gffler: "WUl this fira re­ na Sea. ttS -4475 Justice DepartmeiVt threatens taring suit, the government (Bes Page Bsventesn) tutpm ' or WdlUam Shea, who lobbies tard you In tbs pnoduotlcn of aU Baughman cuid two Evans Thrifty freezer convenience! for the Connecticut Conference an antitrust suit if Internatl'onal didn’t disclose what grounds it m issile s?” Fashionette shipmates appeared today be­ of Mayors; Mrs. Isabelle Blake Telephone A Telegraph Oorp. would cite In its complaint. ITT AM m Hide for Tea GUler’s immediate wonfo In fore the Joint U.S.-Australlan ooll the oonopauiy Hiat Stores up to 406 lbs. frozen foods. of Hartford, a welfare mom; and Hartford Fire Insurance Oo. also didn’t detail the grounds as fiOtoOnFarieiT ^ reply were deleted from the board of inquiry investigotiig has been known in the Bill Scully of Southern New go ahead with their planned 16 related to its lawyers, but the hritaaistimttm Room Air publisfaed transcript but then be the oolllidon. All three suffered Heme Improveenent billion merger. firm said the grounds ’’ap­ said: ’’We ore estimating at this second and third degree burns Laird Shifted Reid for over SO years! 643-2771 (See Page Eight) But FIT said Monday it “In­ peared to be novel and untried, moment six menfos plus or ml- In the Evans engine room. Bt. 44A . a a t o 11.6 cu. ft tends to move forward with the without legisteUve mandate Sjss/Sss#^ Vss/ Conditioner mis three, meaning a maximum Economy merger of the companies de­ from Oongreas and unsanc- of maybe nine.” Asked by the board how his A B M S ta n d , pending on the outcome of the tloned by previous court cases.” Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, AEC injuries were, Baughman re­ plied, ”I am alive.” Seventy- Food Freezer vote of the stookholders” of the ITT said it is satiafied that the chairman, termed the $tf mil­ Pegler Dies, two firm s. llnlc-up would not violate anti­ lion request to get the Rocky four of his shipmates went down Critics Say when foe bow section of the Where Plane Crashed and Burned. (AP Photofax) The compairies have agreed to trust laws. It said the, proposed Flats idajit back into operation • Keeps food on hand for Evans sank. Comfortable the merger—the nation’s largest litigation "appears to be part of "very urgent.” WASHmOTON (AP) — Sen­ unexpected company, Gained Fame In terms of assets. It would link foe annotstced effort' !tiy the Jus­ "If we didn’t receive the addi­ Fireman Michael W. Peacock, ate critics of Pierident Nixon’s Beat the Sales busy days, bad weather. the country’s llJth biggest indus­ tice Department to bend the err- tion^ appropriation U woidd de­ 19, of Denrenport, Iowa, said foe Sadeguard mlsalle defense pro- Top-Discharge Utrust laws to stop mergers of impact of the oofoalon threw Senate Battle Looms grain claim Defense Secretary • Economical, take advan­ trial corporation with the sixth lay by an undetermined amount As Reporter largest property and liability in­ large companies reganUesa of •he production dates (deleted),” him 10 to 12 fe e t from the en­ Melvin R. Laird has redeftned Tax Increase! tage of “ special” sales, C o o lin g ! surance firm ' In d ie United foe foot that there is no discern­ Seaborg said. gine room switritboard he was In mld-oontroversy the Soviets' stock up in season. TU(3SON. Ariz, (AP) — West­ States. ible adverse Impact upon Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., watching, and he saw steam first-strike nuclear capwhUlty in brook Pegler, a reporter who competition.” lines fareokiig. Finch Will Pursue an attmpt to support the admin­ • Cook ahead, freeze PICNIC PRICE A Robert Block, an attorney cholrman of foe appropriations gained national fame during the representing a Hartford stock­ ITT said that It beheves “the subcommittee, toM a reporter ”I started burning,” he said. istration position. t whole meals, heat and 1920’ s B8 a sp osts w riter and merger will In fact be prooom- 6 ,0 0 0 BTU holder who haa filed suit seek­ Morday night, ”I regard tMs as ”I covered my face. A few sec­ Sena. J. W. FVdbrlght and Al­ NOW'S the TIME won a Pulitzer Prize In 1941 for petltlve and In foe public Inter­ a eerlous situation.” Knowles Nomination serve later. $ ing access to the insurance onds later sea water etarted WASHINGTON (AP) — Rob­ elements in the American bert Gore made the chargea tot- his expooure of labor union e st.” lowing Laird's Joint appearance firm’s stockholder list so that a Ho said the subcommittee Ims ert H. BTnch, long a confidant Medical AssoclaUon and Its • Tan Position Automatic Tharmoitat • Laxon* racketeering, died here early to­ Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell com pleted action o n the $45 m il­ (Bee Page Eight) Monday with d A Dbector Rlrii- PICNIC PRICE meeting could be called to ap­ and political ally of President prominent ally, Dirksen. to BUY and SAVE day. He was 74. prove the Merger, said the two and his agency’s antitrust chief, lion request and the next dtm Is ard Helms before a e students see Uiemselves ance and "leas at a reason than cettral traditions, between Western The staff Study, entUled “ Shut "irreconcilable (Ufferences on In some ways, it Is easier to speculate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. B8 noble people fighting battles ever before” to proceed with the MORIARTY scientific, technical and aesthetic values tt Desm !-A College In Crisis,” vital matters.” Pegler had com­ about foe Immediate future of the Soviet The discrepancy came to light to uidlft the nonwMte races and ABM and belief In Itiissla’a uniqueness, in Its warned, however, that angry plained tor many years that the Unlo-r—as difficult as tt Is to discern the when Clay’s lawyers, unsatis­ promote reforms or revolution Laird said he would stand on special spiritual mission. public opinion may force that Heorst organization; was censor­ relevant facts — than to contemplate fied with copies demanded to that wlU produce a better way his previous testimony about foe Service Is —Autocratic, centralized government school, and moat o ^ r J.8. uni­ ing him . w)iere and liow It will ell end. If indeed see foe original traiucripts. Ep­ of life,” the report said at one first strike power of the triple unchecked by established, autonomous versities, to withdraw behind The immediate cause of foe It d oes "e n d ” In rom e rcBoluUon o r a y > stein and Martin then check^ polnl. "Officials who slow down war head 869 Soviet missile. He BROTHERS groups, classes and Institutions—rulers guarded w atts unless R(HuUona announcement was briieved to thesis of the great contradictions and with foe FBI and found foe or Interfere with this process also referred newsmen to hie re­ trapped In the ‘vicious circle of external to a thorny tangle of national have been a talk given by Peg­ dilemmas which Russian history and the penned-ln portion was left off aire branded enemies of the peo­ cent testimony befora the Houte “On The Level at Center and Broad” expansion and domeetic repression, each and local problem* can be Our Best Product... ler the week before to a meet­ alien rule of dogmatic Marxism (a Ger­ o^ e s submitted in court. p le .” Appropriations Committee INC. JusUf3dng and Intensifying foe other. forg ed . 315 CENTER STREET • 648-5135 ing of the ultra conservative man Ideology In origins and esaence) Government attorneys were But the report calls for a rec­ which said the SS9 adely threa­ —An imperial power strong enough to ■nre 172-page report, w as Anti-Oomimuiiat CSulstian Cru­ have brought about. It is easier to unhappy about the affair, ex­ ognition by students "that the tens Minuteman. BSTABUBHKD. IMS menace, inhibit and frustrate the West, m ade fo r the N ational Ck>mntis- Open Evenings, Except Thursday sade In Tulsa; Okla. viroallie foe alternatives In 197P than pressing concern that foe differ­ language o f the gutter, the. ” k beUeve that foe S89 that Is but not strong enough to dominate It. slon on the Causes and Preven­ In later years Pegler bad con- fo e range o f posslbillU es in 1984. ences would cast doui)ta on the shock rhetoric, a willingness to being deployed In Increasing 445 HARTFORD ROAD. MANCHESTER OPW TILL NINE DAILY — SATUROlAY T H l SIX —A power driven to expansion and tion of Violence on the wave of (Bse Page Beveotoca) self-assertion In Asia, yet at least semi­ (Bee Page Two) (See Page Eight) violence that swept over foe 70- (Bee Page Eleven) (Bee Page Bevaotaea)