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VOL. LXXXVn. NO. 213 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES^TWO SECTIONS) ^ MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1968 (dnanifled AdverUaing on Page SI) PRICE TEN CENTS Saigon State ?few8 Bystander Fighting Killed in Argument
BRIEKJEPORT (AP)—An ar Resumes gument on a Bridg^iort street erupted Into gunfire Sunday SAIGON (AP) — The The missiles set severed night, and a wogaan bystander — houses afire and narrowly was killed In her nearby apart Viet Cong resjimed their ment. rochet attack on central missed the Buddhist pagoda which once was the headquar Police said that’ Mrs. Mary Saigon today, killing an ters for Saigon's millteuit Bud Fisher, 44, was killed when one other 10 civilians and dhist faction. of the two men Involved In the wounding 35. Fifteen 100- The attack early today raised argument ran Into her apart pound Russian rockets the dvlHan death toll from ment—and the man with the landed on the capital. more then five weeks of rocket gun followed. and mortar barrages on Saigon Mrs. Fisher was carrying a past 100. baby when she was "shot by In 22 days of shelling since the accident,” police said The preliminary peace talks opened shooting was witnessed by her in Paris May 6, at least 108 ci- husband. Bulletin vlltans have been killed in Sai Police later arrested a man gon and 413 wounded. identified as Delcarmen Quin . U.S. officers say the aim of ones, 40, of 187 West Liberty 'PBISK' POWER UPUBLDt the enemy attack Is: St. He was held without bond —To undermine the South on a murder charge. Jt,. WA8H1NOTON (AP) — The Vietnamese government of Snpreme Court upheld today The other man involved In the President Nguyen Van Thleu by case, Pedro Ayala, 33, of the the power of police to stop spreading fear among the 3 mil Bronx, N.Y., was reported In suaplolone people o n ' (te lion inhabitants of Greater Sai fair condition at Bridgeport Hos street and to *'frlsk” tbem gon. ^ pital. He suffered two bullet tor weapons. The vote was S (AP Ftiotofax) —To disrupt the capital. wounds in his shoulders. to 1. —^To give the impression of an Police said they did not know Crowds gathered Saturday at a London police station after hearing that James Earl Ray was taken there. army that can strike anywhere, what caused the argument on any time, and that the Commu the street outside 630 E. Wash- nists are bargaining in Paris ing^ton Ave., where the Fisher from a position of military couple lived. Appears in London Court strength. Mrs. Fisher-was caring tor Belgrade South Vietnamese mllltsuTr the child of a friend when w e headquarters also reported .a ■ was shot. The couple had left three Viet Con{f mortar attacks the door of their apartment open within a 20-mlle radius of Sai 'to get some air when Ayala, al- Students gon. re^idy wounded once, ran Inside One 38-round barrage hit the Ray Hints at Extradition Fight seeking shelter from the gunfire big U.S. air (base at Bien Hoa 18 police said. miles north of the capital. No The gunman ran from the LONDON (AP) — James Earl leader was killed April 4 in triction lifted, he replied: "No Two benches were occupied casualties were reported and by about 35 reporters. AnoUier Returning house and ran through nearby Ray made a two-mlnut« appear Memphis, Tenn., was arraigned sir." only minor damage to aircraft. Washington Park and disap under the alias of Ramon Ray’s dark hair was flecked 20 were outside the courtroom, A second barrage of about 40 peared. Police said Information ance In Bow Street Court today George Sneyd and was charged' with gray at the temples, and and about 50 persons Jammed B E L G R AD E, Yugoslavia shells struck a South Viet from an undisclosed source led and indicated he would fight the with carrying a false passport his face was tanned. the enclosure set aside lor the namese military training center AP) — Part of the rebeUious to the arrest of Quinones at his and a loaded revolver without a A government prosecutor public. '• 20 miles northwest of the capi U.S. government’s attempt to student movement at Belgrade home three hours later. license. asked that Ray be held In custo tal. Fifteen soldiers were re seek his extradition In connec Plain dothes men and uni University agreed Sunday night The shooting occurred about A heavy police escort brought dy, and the Judge granted Ray’s formed police lined ’ the court ported wounded. tion with the charge that he to return to classes after Presi 7 pjn. Ray secreUy to the court three application request that the room, and five of them stood at Another 22 rounds struck a Wiled Dr. Martin Luther King dent Tito promised them educa hours before the preliminary court appoint a lawyer for him. the back of the dock, facing the government military sub-sector Jr. tional, political and economic Slated for Arraignment hearing was to begin. A crowd Then he was taken away by-a press and public. reforms. four miles southwest of Saigon London’s chief magistrate or dered Ray held without bsdl for of about 300 laid siege to the . large force of plalnclothesmen Representatives of the Com but caused no casualties and On Narcotic Charges Ray had been in Canada, Por another court appearance on courtroom later, and everyone and uniformed police. tugal and Britain before the munist party youth and student only minor damage. STAMFORD (AP) — Three entering It was searched for It was believed that he was two-month hunt ended with his organizations Joined with lead In fighting elsewhere: women and four men were slated June 18. There was no mention during weapons. taken to Brlxton Prison, consid arrest at London airport. In ers of the student action com More than 200 North Viet for arraignment today on nar the brief preliminary hearing of Bay had been under heavy ered one of London’s most se formed sources gave credence mittee in adopting a proposal to namese soldiers attacked U.S. cotics charges. extooditlon. But Ray asked the guard since his arrest Saturday. cure Jails. * to reports that he had been hid return to classes. They had giv Marines in night> defensive posi Arrested Sunday by local po Wearing a dark blue suit with tions eight miles south of the court to appoint an attorney for American legfal officials in ing out In London since mid- en sufficient guarantees that the licemen on charges. of posses dark brown checks and a blue London said the "process to Khe Sanh combat base at the him, and this was taken as an May. students' demands would be sion and sale of narcotics were shirt, Ray stood quleUy with his ward ex:^radltlon is already in western end of the demilitarized indication that he would light “ He’s been like a caged man carried out. Severlana Martinez, '-te, Jose hands clasped behind him as motion and we hope to get him "It was more and much better zone. Twelve of the enemy and Luiz Martinez, 20, and Sergio being returned to America. sensing the trap was closing In Chief Magistrate Prank Milton back to the United States very on him and looking desperately ic> then we expected,” a member seven Marines were killed and Gomez, 32, all of Stamford. American legal officials said they were going ahead with th^ told him that under British soon.” tor an escape," one Informant of the student action committee 41 Marines wounded in the 90- Bond tor each was set at $7,800. criminal procedure press cover Ray came Into the court minute (jght. extradition process and hoped to said. said of Tito's broadcast speech. Chargee of possession of nar age of the details of the hearing through a side door, flanked by The enemy troops were driven return Ray to the United States One report was that wdien . The m6st extreme of the Bel cotics were filed against Alfredo would be limited unless he two policemen. He l(X>ked calm grade students, assembled in off by helicopter gunshlps and Colon Najuarez, 24," Johnny Or "very soon." " picked up he was bound for asked that the restriction be lift and spoke In a firm voice. Brussels, hoping to contact re- uid the self-styled “ Karl Marx Red dive-bombers. tiz, 27, and Pablo Soto, all of The 40-year-old escaped con ed. The atmosphere In the court Stamford, and Victoria Rosardo, vict, who had been on the run Asked if he wanted the res room was tense. (See Page Ten) (See Page Tw^e) (See Page Neven) .35, of New York City. A bond of since the Negro civil rights $2,600 was required of each sus pect. Trinity Cites Alumnus Political Scene High Caurt Upholds HARTFORD AP) — Trinity College awarded its Eigenbrodt Trophy for "unusual and signifi cant service" to the college to Glover Johnson, a New York Textbook Lending City attorney, and a 1932 Trinity Kennedy’s Death Expected College graduate...... ■ .. . Johnson Is a law partner In WASHINGTON AP) — The And, said White, we cannot New York law firm of White Supreme Court upheld today a agree . . . that all teaching In a chase, New York law that requires sectarian school Is religious or To Assure Huniphrey’s Win public school systems to lend that the- processes of secular pigtol Perm it Report textbooks to children dn paro and rellg^lous training are so in- ^ tertwined that secular textbooks HARTFORD AP)—A total of chial and other private schoote. Vice President Hubert H. The story also said in part: The addition of more than 400 Tlieinow-ouuuia. 6-3 (Jocdsion,1..., given by Jus- furnished to students by the 16,000 permits to buy pistols and . The state-by-state inquiry in delegates to his existing conven tlce Byron R. White, said: "We public, are In fact Instrumental revolvers have been Issued so Humphrey to inherit dicated that more than 400 dele tion strength would give Hum hold that the law Is not In viola- In the teaching of religion.’ ’ this year-m ore than were such a large share of ththe nation al convention delegates left un gates who had been pledged or phrey more than 1,600 dele - tlon of the Constitution." The majority relied heavily, attached by the death of Sen. were leaning toward the New gates, toy a generally conserva Justices Hugo L. Black, Wil- too, on a 1947 Supreme Court de- * t*’*^!LJ’** !?®.on****^^**^' <* Robert F. Kennedy that his York senator or available to his tive count. The majority needed Ham O. Douglas and Abe Fortas dgion that upheld reimburse- nomination for the presidency cause are now expected to sup tor nomination Is 1,312. . dissented. Chief Justice Earl ment of parents for bus trans- cornier d wit i 12,-850 dur- seems assured. The New York port Humphrey at the Chicago Comparable estimates of Warren and Associate Justices portatlon in sending their chll- Times said today. convention, which starts Aug. McCarthy’s delegate strength, John M. Harlan, William J. dren to parochial and other pri- th ^ B u re a ^ S i L u '- This, the Washington story 26. not Including any results from Brennan Jr., Potter Stewart, vate schools. said, was the major conclusion Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy of New York, were less than 450. Thurgood Marshall and White similarly. White said for the The total number of guns In of a survey of the effect of the Minnesota, the only remaining This left about 600 delegates madeMe up theine majority.majuwi,. court, police andana firenre protection.prorecuon, jlcut cannot be deter- Kennedy assassination on the contender In the field, has the listed as undecided. The decision rested heavily on sewage facillUes and other pub- Democratic oartv’s choice of a allegiance of only about 76 dele- On the Republican side. New the vlew jhat parochial schools “ „ c lunciionsfactions arc of some value hand guns and the in- nominee conducted by corre- gates who had previously been York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefel- serve “ "^cutor educaUonal schools but do itot considered in the —Kennedy - - ler praised Kennedy today . In. function as well as a religious (See Page Twenty-Three) no purchase permit. weekend. caipp. the first public speech by a educational function presidential candidate since the senator’s death last Thursday. Rockefeller, under Secret Service guar(l, said In prepared remarks at anCiAUegheny Col This photo seized in Toronto, Canaila, by the Royal J Only a Small Cross Marks Grave lege commencement in Mead- vllle. Pa., that Kennedy was Canadian Mounted police led Saturday to the ar "someone special to young peo rest in London, England, of James Earl Ray, ple” who seek new leadership. sought in connection with the slaying of U.S. civil Political activity, its fanfare rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. The RCMP muted by Kennedy’s assassina 60,000 Come to Mourn Kennedy tion, resumes Tuesday with seized the negatives of the picture from a photo these developments.: studio under a warrant. (AP Photofax) ' —Interest in the Illlnofi^Dri- They stooti six abreast and and Is shielded by the broad. Two weeks after Kennedy an- er to the single bouquet of mary centers on a four-way By WALTER R- MEARS blossoms marking the race for the GOP gubernatorial Awtoclated Preaz Writer waited In a burning June sun. low branches of a magnolia nounced he was running for spring . And when they had climbed tree. . president, Johnson said he was grave. nomination ------between Cook Coun- ^^^Kennedy the cemetery hill, many did not The graves of tnethe brothersorotners noi.not. ^f A massive array ^ of^ flowers . j - chairman Richard B. Ogrllvle Spock Takes Stand life. Sen. k o m • ' where to look for the who lived In politics and died In Johnson and his wife Joined In sent to the cemetery Saturday peorla Industrialist John Henry went camnaign Is done gmve. They had to ask the sol- gunfire are a scant 60 feet a private religious sehrlce con- formed an arc on the hillside Altorfer, former <5ov. WiUlam !^me to W iT to stand dlers who stood guard there. apart. ducted by evangelist Billy Gra- above the gravesite. q . Stratton and S. Thomas Sut- and they com _ i ____ For only a smaU, white cross A family spokesman said Rob- ham at the White House. Singer Andy Williams drove ton of Elmhurst. Democrats ^^HAd^^rv^on^^^assy^^pe.. marlw______'the__ grave____ of— the__ New ert’s -gravesite Is burled tempo- - Veiled and carrying a single the widow to the cemetery, elect 48 of their 118 convention To Defend Himself sodded K^^ve o ^ y York senator,.anafnr shotoVinf Hnumdown hvby anMl raryrarv but the pennanentnermanent burial flower,flower. Ethel Kennedy came at Roosevelt Grier, the giant delegates and Republicans 48 of of Arlington ^ assassin In Los Angeles early place will be in the same gener- mld-ntomlng for her first visit professional football player, and their 58 dlegates. BOSTON (AP) — Pediatrician In New York last Dec. 8 to have .L-i iSin^v amid Wednesday as he celebrated a al area. to the completed grave. Mrs. former Olympic decathalon —In Texas state conventions, Benjamin Spock took the stand them "share with me my wor that pilgrimage du CJallfomla primary victory In A simple memorial will be de- Kennedy and other members of champion Rafer Johnson were Gov. John (Jonnally-considered today to defend himself against ries about stability within the steamy heat ana campaign for the Democrat- signed later. the family left the cemetery be- with them.® a Humphrey backer—Is expect- federal charges that he and tour bity." — pm dawn until dusk Sunday fore the casket was lowered Into Grier and Johnson were with ed ta take command of the 104- others conspired against the na-/ *^*Shel Kennedy, expecting her Ic j^ s l ^ U a l nomlnatton. Testifying In U.S. District 'iiie waikiway leading toward pedple came. An evening cloud- the ^ v e , f» minutes before Kennedy when he was shot, and member Democratic delegation ton’s draft laws. Court at the trial of Spock and I'lth child, "^ave^ **** Robert’s ^ ^ ^ g ^ s "to that of burst drove many to sheUer, but Satuiday midnight. j seized Slrhan Bishara Slrhan, and Sen. John G. Tower Is ex The baby doctor-aut(ibr foot of her hu^an a _ Kennedy, assassinated In many others ignored the rain to With her eldest son,/Joseph, the man accused of assassinat- pected to control 58 GOP dele- four others on antidraft conspir opened with a review of / his Mrs. J ^ hiidren to nray at Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963. And the continue their procession past 16, the widow knelt at the grave, ing Kennedy In a kitchen pas- gate votes at least for the first acy charges, Lindsay daid: "I vrith her two enuarc crowds were drawn automatl- the grave. bowed her head and closed her aageway of the Ambassador Ho- national convention ballot . background. * was concerned about the need Elariler Mayor John V, Lind to w!dk t l T f w cally toward' that memorial. It was the day President eyes. Young Joseph flxd his tel. * -F urther Alabama Gov. for a peaceful demonstration husband, men lo w everburning flame. Johnson had proclaimed a na- eyes on the white cross and the Jacqueline Kennedy came In George Wallace resumes his say of New York City, a sur- and I felt it was my obllgatitHi steps to the outside the tlondl day of mourning for the fingers of his clasped hands early afternoon. Mrs, Kennedy’s third party presidential cam- - prise witness, testified that he to the city to reach out to the assassmatea nroui low hedire which borders the 42-year-old senator who chal- worked nervously. __, nriet with Spock and others be (Seq Page ’Twelve). T ' ' ‘ ^ m e«” lvrlth flowers ’ memorial to the slain President len|:ed him tor the White House. Mrs. Kennedy added her flow- (See Page Three) (Bee Page Ten) fore an antiwar demonstration Hfid moumerB wivu ^ • 1 '5
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P A G E TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, l^ANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1968 other members of the family Bolton About 60,000 Pa|^espects knelt over the casket. :X The final service was brief. Kiddie Korral Vernon Sheinwold on Bridge President Johnson) holding Mrs. S A V i n To Senator i.j. Robert Kennedy Johnson’s arm, departed first.. Dress Code: Nursery Schod and Day Care Summer NEVER UNDERESTIMATE NORTH Widow Elthel and Edwafd, 9 Delmont St,, Mandkester Vote Slated THE POWER OF A SEVEN A K 8 4 (Oeattmed from Page One) their arms linked, walked back More SkirL Phone 649-6881 ^ 73 dovm the hill. The other mourn FLAWLESS “THE WAY Theaters By ALFRED SHEINWOLD sister, Lee Radzlwell, and her U"*®" Station, at the foot of 0 A J 10 8 2 husbland came too. Capitol Hill, when it arrived in ers followed. OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND T om orrow A A 6 S And' 12 hours and 46 minutes Less Hair Intermediate cards, such as TOe former .First Lady went d^fltness. , , Prom 7 :00 A.M. to 6 :00 P.M. I HEARD FT’ WEST EAST to the grave of her husband *1** estimated 600,000 peo- If®*** I^® ®tort of the funeral in Americans are notorious for The National Lyric Arts The- tens and nines, often make the As the aoiiool year draws to SOUTAIRE 4 Q 63 4 J 10 knelt there, then to Robert’s Pl® ^®™ waiting along the 4% ^®w York, the cortege of llmou- nujulre about our BUMMER and FAUU On B udget associating "Cream" with cof- atre Foundation presentation is difference between success and a closes school administrators, Z> KQ 1062 O J94 gPBVe to kneel again. Finally ” **l® !>®tween station and ®*"®®. P)** hy John Gtuber fee, but in England an explosive an adaptation of Robert Louis failure since the higher cards in theseMllnes of extremee In mmSERY PROGRAM . . . 0 4 0 KQ965 she led Caroline and John Jr. ®®>Bel®fy- There had been even- ‘ ■'® " ‘Rnl. *t® mission over Vernon taxpayers will go to avant garde music trio has Stevenson’s classic, with script ygyjjiy t^ke only elgtit or nine But at the cemetery, there dress as well as everytIUng else, 4 Q 10 9 2 A 743 back to the resting i^ace of showers but a near full DIAMONDS the• annual inumtown tnooHnc. meeting tomor-inmnn. tnaiia made "rvaom "Cream' ” popular With a by Lee Thuna and score by was one last reminder of anoth nvay be hairing sighs of relief. SOUTH John Kennedy to kneel in anoth- "i®®" shining through the row night to act on a budget .up uu. SlulS ■•TW o. er assassination, another burial. Dress regulations at BoHon 4 A9752 er prayer. crowds as the cortege to Arling- The free, liquor stylo of mu- the Week That Was" fame. The . ^ Jacqueline Kennedy and her High School have been more or Last week we started a dla- senet that has a repeat, and tlgure of $8,921,037 which could reckoned with. Z> A85 They rose, walked among the ^ n began, sic by “ Cream” will flow into show-will have a two-week run, children walked to the grave of’ less up to the principal and gen.- cusslon of voices and vocalists, tenors frequently sing -it the mean a possible Increase Opening lead — king of 0 73 s floral displays on the hillside, National Gueuidsmen and po- Wallingford’s Oakdale Musical and tickets are available by the President* knelt there. eral rules of good taste until hearts. * K J 8 and found that, on the average time in natural voice and of eight to 10 mills over the Theater Saturday evening at 8 mall or phone. lice cordoned off toe crowds M themselves and placed a few weelos ago 'when a com PROGRAMMERS .V V the second time in head tones. Rn.n,ni In today’s hand, taken from South West North East the human voice will have a The dlfferekpe in character is , p.m. for a single performance. The opening of this season’ s ^ Kelsey’s fine new book 1 ^ flower® on the nameplate of bined committee of faculty Are In Great Danand Today Because 1 & Pass 2 0 Pass Lee to look down toward the rain-dampened streets. black state range of a little over an octave immense ^ ^ years, town officials Ginger Baker on drums, Eric Nutmeg Summer Playhouse ..jy^^j^ced Play at Bridge,” you members and student council Clapton on lead and Jack Bruce series of fine production will with 2 A Pass 4 4 All Pass g ^ vea and the Capital beyond While some mourners were ______members oame up with a more the Computer field is growing tremendoualy and there ia $175 given what training it will re The voice can also be extend- ^ until all of the figures concern- on bass guitar are the group take place at Storr’s Jiuie 26, . hearts. West shifts ta^re departing. guu boarding’ limousines at the definite code. not a better time than now to be exploring its attractive ceive in our public schools. We ed downward by utilizing Many in the long proceselon of station, the cortege rolled past Bolton So the rules for girls include career opportunitiee. also found out that two octaves' tones.” These are most notice- ing a slu-plus or a deficit are known as "Cream,’ safely lead clubs from his currently Hippln’ audiences professor of University of Con- Smday visitors left flowers on the New Senate Office BuUdIng, ------a three-inch above the knee at least aid necessary to be aWe in women’s voices, since '*P around the world with their new necticut Theatre, directing Ed- the l^ow wall that kept them where Kennedy had worked In a 1T atriF frbi*rl m n n limit to skirts, no ^bloomers 3RD GENERATION COMPUTER $1500 counted, as any kind of a singer, the production is much heavier. Town Treasurer Robert Dem- ing. You cash the ace of hearts. style, a blend of soul-rock and ward Albee’s "Tiny Alice.” about 16 feet from the fresh third-floor suite. I X i t r i l C I l tl. showing below skirts,’ no pant ON PREMISES Extending the natural range "Torch” singers employ these tng planned to work on these ^ It the diamonds break normal- heart in dummy and lead grave. Some bowed their heads jazz with a touch of the old A typewritten note on the door L ) ] * O W n S dresses-but culottes, with the 029 KEYPUNCH — IBM DATA PROCESSlNa is a Job for a good vocal teach- tones exclusively and use them tl^ures over the weekend in Storrowton Theatre at ly, you can easily develop s long • another diamond. East covers smd made the sign of the cross. American blues. S pri^ield.i^^ss.^^ll o ^ n Jt s provided______that you don’t win ^nd yon ruff of that suite read: "Due to the » /-, •* ^ pleat, are okay. COMPUTER PROGRAMMING — RPG-BAL-COBOL er, and the voice is extended higher ranges than they order to have them as up to Always there were people. upward by utilization of "head should be employed. It should date as possible for tomorrow -Some of their popular niim- summer billing with a two-day trick.. . _But . what . . jf West cannot stop you death of our senator, our offices S p 0 n * y ”g As for the men, they can’t bers, featuring the Very "in” appearance pf "The King,” A1 ^vest’s four of diamonds is ’Ihe cemetery gates had closed are today closed to the public.” F J grow sideburns below the bot CO-EDUCATIONAL tones,’’ the production of which be used higher than the "E ” night’s meeting. The fiscal year ® from leading’ a club to dum- at midnight after Kennedy’s $450 was duly investigated. What I shove "Middle C" in the case actually ends June 30.. seven-minute song are “ Blue Hlrt and his talented trumpet, gmgieton? In that case West is “ " ‘.'g j^e” t^ter vvlir^ you” can The hearse and its procession Ralph Taylor, 39, of 45 May tom of their ear lobas, cantt Summer Term Begins June 24, Day or Eve. burial, but nearly 100 people grow mustaches or beards, To find out if you are quaUfed for this fascinating pro didn’t mention was that the of _ sopranos., _____ Of_____ the______total budget„ ___ figure,„ __ , $4, Condition,” "I ’m So Glad,” June 28-29. e likely to be long in clubs, which the club loser on the stayed outside, to wait the eight moved on, then paused momen- St.. Hartford, drowned yester- Continued use of this pro- 381,824 is for education and $2,- “ We’re Going Wrong” and "Out- Appearing with Hlrt " ’ill be make the club finesse a diamond.' on can't let their hair ’’dangle" fession . Write, Phone. Visit—Mon. thru Fri., 9-9; Sat. technique of producing these hours unUl the morning’s open- the J u s U c T D e p ^ e n t afternoon at about 4:30 in tones must be established in a duetdon any higher ruins the 539,209 lor general government, sld® Woman Blues.” Their new- “ Pee Wee and the Young Mt p^^j. gamble. It is best to let Daily Question over their collars, and must 9-3. $550 mg' Mdiere Kennedy began his legal Sperry’s Glen while on an out- female voice by the age of 22 "dice. This is what happened The estimated revenue figure is ®st album is "Disraeli Gears.” featuring, of course, the fabul- g^st win the second trick.Dealer, at your right, bids one wear belts If their pants have THE SCHOOL WITH and in a male voice by age 24 Garland, for example, $2,023,355 widch leaves $4,897,672 They are said by many to bo ous Pee Wee Young. you must be sure to ^ th both sides vulner- career and later served as at- Ing with his wife and relatives belt loops. ing and they filed up the hill, eeneral. Sperry’s Glen Is a commercial at the very latest Flexibility of ®bd the loss of her voice probab- to be raised by taxation. England’s most unusual and in- CURTAIN CALLS... Ann g^yoid playing the jack or ten hold: Spades, Q-6-S; The authority to enforce N E W H )E A S their ranks swiftly swelled by , ,*! i * swimming area on Camp Meet- the muscles will so diminish contributed to a lot of her The net grand list figure is Auentlal groups since the "Bea- Corio and comedian Jerry from dummy. You must play „g^rts, K-Q-10-6-2; Diamonds, * - Then on to the Lincoln Memo these regulations rests with the arriving fliousands. ing Rd. and French Rd. principal at the moment, who with advancing age that unless troubles. Chest tones $83,929,675. The tax rate U de- G®®-” Lester have completed another dummy’s deuce of diamonds in j,,„bs, Q-io-9-2. rial, to circle to the left, against 721 Main Si. and 88 Lewis Sb this flexibility is exploited early, ®®xy a woman, and termined by dividing the grand Reservations may be made by successful stint at Oakdale with ^der not to waste the power ^|rbat do you say? No one could count the crowds A poor swimmer, according to isn’t particularly pleased with $1,950 the normal traffic pattern, and his family, Taylor apparently '^(Acroes from Travelers Insuranoe Co.) the rather artificial head tones also useful when a threaten- iigt figure into the amount to mall or phone. their latest version of "This Was y„ur seven. Answer : Bid one heart. You that saw Kennedy to that rest stop near Resurrection City, the job, and seems to measure will never be attained. demanded. be raised by taxes. The 68.35 MARK YOUR CALENDAR— Burlesque” , Word is that Mira Returns Club can probably win three or fota-' ing place from the funeral con was walking dn the pond and by eye rather than by the yard Hartford, Conn. 06103 • 626-9168 base of the Poor People’s Cam slipped into deep water and Further, you can’t accompUrfi ®®*"® a^nE®” n®ver n®® ...... _. ______- Miss Barbara Ellen Little and Miss Edwina Ruth Mendltto Thomas W. Malr, both of Rock more and Malcolm Bruce Lowd, of East Hartford became the Tupper-Bills ville. were wed Saturday mom- both of Manchester, wer6 mar bride of Manuel A. Rodrigues ingr at St. Bernard’s Church, ried Saturday morning at the of South Windsor Saturday Rockville. Church of the Assumption. morning at St. Frsincis of As The bride is the daug^hter of ’The bride is the granddaugh sist Church, South Windsor. _Mr. and Mrs. Sterling F. Uttle ter of Mr. and Mrs. William ’The bride Is a daughter of of 35 Lawrence St. The bride C. Lynn of 417 Hartford Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Men groom is the son of Mr. and The bridegroom is the son of dltto of South St., Coventry. Mrs. Walter T. Malr of 12 Legion Mrs. Ernest Lowd of 26 WaddeU The bridegroom is a son of Mr. Dr. Rd. and the late Ernest Lowd. and Mrs. Fernando Rodrigues The Rev. Anthony Kuzdel of The Rev. Ernest Coppa of the of 412 Strong Rd., South Wind St. Bernard’s Church performed Church of the Assumption per sor. the double-ring ceremony and formed the double-ring cere The Rev. J ohn Rikteraitis of was celebrant at the nuptial mony and was celebrant at the St. Francis of Assisi Church high Mass. nuptial Mass. Paul Chetelat was performed the double-ring cere The bride was given in mar organist and soloist. Bouquets mony. White gladioli, yellow J a riage by her father. She wore n of white gladioli were on the pompons and daisies were on full-length gown of white silk altar. organia trimmed with appliques the altar. Mrs. Ralph Thrall of The bride was given In mar South Windsor was organist. of Venice lace and fashioned riage by her grandfather. She with a bateau neckline, tea The bride was given In mar wore a full-length gown of Chan cup sleeves, and a detachable riage by her father. She wore tilly lace designed with a fit Watteau chapel-length train. a gown of silk organza, de ted bodice, scooped neckline, Her elbow-length veil of silk il signed with scoop neck, long lusion was arranged from a long sleeves, and a chapel- tapered sleeves, and full train, tiara of Venice lace trimmed length train. Her three-tiered accented with Alencon lace. with seed pearls and crystals, fingertip veil of silk Illusion was Her elbow-length net veil was Jay photo arranged from a double crowm and she carried a colonial bou arranged from a silk organza Mrs. Stephen Everett Topper quet of miniature white carna of seed pearls and crystals, and headbow accented with seed tions. she carried a bouquet of white pearls, and she carried a bou Wapping Community Church Miss Sharon Tennstedl of roses and stephanotis and ivy. quet of daisies. was the scene Saturday after Rockville was maid of honor. Miss Winifred Ogle of West Miss Carolie Hancock of East Hartford was maid of honor. noon of the marriage of Miss Su Miss Mary Little of Rockville, Hartford was maid of honor. san Louise Bills of Wapping to She wore a powder blue full- .sister of the bride, was brides She wore an A-Iine gown of Stephen- Everett Tupper of Hart leng;th crepe gowm designed maid. maise linen, designed with pan ford. with a chiffon over skirt, long The attendants were dressed els, and short sleeves trimmed The bride is a daughter of the alike in full-length gowns of puffed sleeves, and an empire with lace. She wore an organdy Rev. and Mrs. Robert J. Bills maize linen trimmed with flor bodice. She wore a floral head- floral headpiece with veil, and of 594 Deming St. The bride al embroidery, fashioned with piece wdth circular veil and she she carried a bouquet of daisies groom is a son of Mrs. Robert empire bodices, puffed sleeves, carried a bouquet of split car with nlle green ribbons. Orr and E.M. Tupper, both of and A-llne skirts. Their bouf nations, dyed to match her Bridesmaids were Mrs. James Maine. fant veils of silk illusion were gown. E. Menditto of Manchester, sls- The Rev. Mr. Bills, a min atTEUiged from headpieces of Bridesmaids were Miss Kath ter-ln-law of the bride; and ister of the United Church of maize linen. The maid of honor leen Hayden of Manchester, Miss Lois S. Brown of Coven . Christ, Congn’egatlonal, per carried a colonial bouquet of cousin of the bride; and Miss try, cousin of the brld’ . Miss formed the double-ring cere wange miniature carnations, Evelyn Schmeelk of Crystal Burlkn Moss photo Gloria Rodrigues of South mony. Bouquets of gladioli and Planet photo ^ e bridesmaid carried a co Lake. Their pink gowns were MRS. JOSEPH ALLAN HANDLEMAN Windsor, sister of the bride carnations were on the altar. MRS. RICHARD JOSEPH RAIMONDO lonial bouquet of yellow minia styled to match that of the groom, was junior bridesmaid. The bride was given in mar honor attendant. They wore Miss Pola Fialkoff of Man ’The bridesmaids carried co Their nile green gowns and head ture carnations. riage by her uncle, Edward The marriage of Joan Theresa .shouldor-length veil of silk Satcrnis photo matching headpieces, and they chester and Joseph Allan pieces were styled to match the Gary Pfeifer of Rockville was V lonial bouquets of white daisies Hodge of Swansea, Mass. She illusion was attached to a MRS. THOMAS W. MAIR carried bouquets of split car honor attendant’s, and they Dlnnpcn photo Moriarty and Richard Joseph best man. Ushers were Scott Handleman of Hartford ex with streamers wore a full-leng;th satin gown ac matching silk cord pillbox hat, Miss Heidi Climan of Enfield, carried bouquets of daisies with MRS. MANUEL A. RODRIGUES Raimondo, both of Manchester, Meadors of East Hartford, cou nations, dyed to match their Nassiff photo changed vows last night at cented with floral lace, fash and she carried a colonial bou sin of the brldegrroom; and gowns. Temple Beth Sholom. cousin of the brideg;room, was maise ribbons. ioned with a jewel neckline, long was solemnized Saturday mom- l^ipton photo MRS. MALCOLM BRUCE LOWD Armand Rodrig;ues of South quet of assorted white summer Richard Ward of Rockville. William Marceau of Man ’The bride is a daughter of Dr. flower girl. Her dress and bell-shaped sleeves, empire b<^- gj James’ Church. Windsor served as his brother’s flowers. Hebert'Smith Mrs. Little wore a two-piece MRS. CHARLES CLARK McCARTHY chester, cousin of the bride, and Mrs. Ruben Fialkoff of 106 picture hat were Identical to the Fiernon served as best man. Ushers A reception for 100 was held of Manchester High School! is Dartmouth Rd. The bridegroom bridal attendants. She carried best man. Ushers were James »' Mis.s ’Rita Moriarty of Man ensemble of pink silk shantung chester. sister of the bride, was Miss Beverly Joyce Chace of floral lace. ’They wore matching Were Peter Colin Marceau and at the VFW Home. For a north employed at the Southern New Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed a basket of yellow and white E. Menditto of Manchester, illusion was arranged from a Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Moriarty with matching accessories. ’The maid of honor. Bridesmaids Manchester became the bride of floral headpieces with tulle Michael Hayden, both of Man ern motor trip, Mrs. Lowd wore England Telephone Co. in Man ward Handleman of Hartford. daisies. Brian Climan of En brother of the bride and Fred jeweled headpiece, and she car- of 27 Lilac St. ’The bridegroom bridegroom’s mother wore a Town Officials Ask State were Miss Mary Moriarty iond Charles Clark McCarthy of West veils. The maid of honor carried chester, and cousins of the a two-piece navy bluo dress chester. Mr. Lowd, a 1664 gradu Rabbi Leon Wind of Temple field, cousin of the brldeg;room, erick Martins of East Hartford, lied a bouquet of white rose- jg qj Thomas Raimondo two-piece dress of coral silk Miss Ann Moriarty, both of Man Hartford Saturday morning at a bouquet of white and yellow bride. with white accessories and an ate of Machestcr High School, Beth Sholom performed the was the ring bearer. Michael Menditto of Coventry, buds. The bridal gown was hand of 23 Lilac St. and the late Mrs. with matching accessories. brother of the bride, was a jun chester and sisters of the bride. St. Jame’s Church. daisies. ’The bridesmaids carried Mrs. Lynn wore a turquoise orchid corsage. The couple will served two years with the U.S. double-ring ceremony. Bouquets Carl Sterpi of Manchester To Act on Road Problems sewn by the bride. Dorothy Raimondo. Both wore white orchids. ior usher. The attendants were dressed The bride is a daughter of Mr. bouquets of yellow daisies. lace dress with white accesso live at 6.1 Glenn Rd., East Hart Army, and is employed at Pratt of yellow and white mums were served as best man. Ushers Miss Ivy Bills of Wapping, sis A reception for about 100 was Mrs. Menditto wore a sage At a meeting with local and The Rev. Joseph E. Vujs per alike in full-length gowns of sea and Mrs. Howard P. Chace Jr., ’Thomas McFadden of Largo, ries and a corsage of white ford, after June 24. and Whitney Division of United o.n the altar. were Bernard Fialkoff of Man ter of the bride, was maid of held at St. Luke’s Hall, Elling green silk organza ensemble state officials Friday Mayor formed the double-ring ceremo blue linen, fashioned with cum- of 138 Cooper St. ’The bride t'la., served as best man. Ush sweetheart roses. Mrs. Lowd, a 1966 graduate Alrcrhft, East Hartford. The bride was given in mar- chester, brother of the bride; honor. She wore a full-length ton. For a plane trip to Miami with matching accessories. The John Grant listed 10 Items con Memorial Mass ny and was celebrant at the berbunds at the waistlines. Tliey Beach, Fla., Mrs. Malr wore a groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. ers were Robert Coega of East ------: rietge by her father. She wore a William Gerich, Matthew Ap- £'leeve-less gown of blue crepe nuptial Mass. Mrs. Ralph Mac- full-length gown of Irish linen bridegroom’s mother wore a nected with highway problems wore matching headbows. ’The yellow dress with navy blue Charles C. Metjarthy of West Hartford; Philip Lamoureaux of ter, and Marvin Plaut, all of A solemn high Mass of with a blue velvet headbow, and carone was organist and solo- j,onor attendant carried a basket Hartford. accented with Venlse lace, fash pale g^-een silk organza dress accessories and a corsage of Newington, brother-in-law of Hartford, and Robert Bloom of some sort which need atten requiem wil' be celebrated at she carried a bouquet of shock ist. filled with orange colored sum- The Rev. Joseph E. Vujs of ioned with a train. Her veil of with matching accessories. Both daisies. The couple will live at the bride; and Gene Lear of field of New Haven. tion. 7 p.m. at St. Bernard’s ing pink carnations. The bride was given in mar- flowers, and the brides- St. James’ Church performed Frank'Rosen silk Illusion was arranged from wore miniature yellow orchid Park West Tef., Rockville, af Newark, N.J. Mrs. Fialkoff wore a frosted Church in memory of the Bridesmaids were Miss Beth riage by her father. She wore a ra id s’ baskets were filled with the ceremony. a matching Venise lace head- corsages. Under a list of future needs Johnstone of West Hartford, ter Aug. 1. Mrs. Chace wore a peach blue silk linen gown trimmed late Senator Robert F. Ken full-length gown, designed with summer flowers. The bride was given’ in mar piece, and she carried a bouquet A reception' for 80 was held at outlined by the mayor, a good Mrs. Mair is a graduate of dress writh matching acces Miss Marjorie Ellen Rosen of nedy. Miss Mary Llndblom of Windsor, an empire bodice of Chantilly riage by her father. She wore a of roses, stephanotis and with beads. The bridegroom’s y,e BoltqirLake House. access road to the redevelop James Raimondo of Manches Manchester and Warren Berlin The Rev. George F. X. Mrs. Edward Butler of Hartford, lace over peau de sole, A-line Rockville High School and is full-len^h gown of white silk or sories. ’The bridegroom’s moth feathered carnations. mother wore a blue chiffon gown motor trip through the ____ment______area in___ the center of Rock- ter, .served as his brother’s best Riley will be celebrant and aiiuand MisslYiios Jiv*JIU oi.wYY/..Jillson —of ------Sond- skirt of silk cord, and a match- ______employed as a laboratory tech ganza, designed with bateau er wore an aqua ensemble with Frank of Syracuse, N.Y., were Miss Betsy Handleman of Bos trimmed with beads. Both wore southern states, Mrs. Rodrigues ville was discussed. uHnTi Thev wore street- > « w Hot* man. Ushers were 'Thomas Ral- the Rev. Anthony Kuzdal will 11 nician at Hartford Hospital. Mr. neckline, short sleeves, empire matching 'accessories. Both united In marriage yesterday af ton. Mass., sister of the bride In connection with this the Sh^resseJ oTbre — Ing lace chapel-length train. Her mondo of Mancheier.Mancheter. brother '°I'Toer.M on'i!ri7T w a s'h e ld ^ ^ connection with offer the eulogy. crepe, Mair, also a graduate of Rock bodice, skirt appliqued with jew wore corsages of white groom, was maid of honor. A reception for 175 was nela black accessories. The of the bridegroom; and Robert ternoon in the garden of the town is waiting to see if it can All townspeople are invited designed with short sleeves and ville High School, is employed eled alencon lace, and a watteau orchids. Bridesmaids were Miss Randy at Temple Beth Sholom. couple will live at 67 Ellsworth Olschefskic of Manchester. bride’s home. acquire the New Haven Rail to attend the Mass, which empire bodices of light blue as a confection sales represen chapel-length train. Her bouf A reception was held at Handleman of Hartford, slater For a plane trip to Hawaii st., East Hartford, after June A reception for 125 was held The bride is the daughter of road property which leads to the will also be attended by Ma lace. ’TheS’'wore matching lace tative for Beechnut Life Savers. fant cathedral-length veil of silk Willie’s Steak House. of the bridegroom; Miss Esther and the West Coast, Mrs. le. at the KofC Home. For a plane Dr. and Mrs. ‘Theodore Rosen of renewal site. yor John Grant, Director of headbows, and they carried bou For a, plane trip .to Puerto Handleman wore ^Ulue and Mrs.. Rodrigues is a graduate trip to Bermuda, Mrs. Raimon illusion fell from a floral head- 100 Waranoke Rd. ’The bride- Fialkoff of Long Island, N.Y., Attending the meeting with Administration Richard Bor quets of shocking pink carna piece accented with jeweled Rico, Mrs. McCarthy’ wore & white knit dress yrith white ac- of Coventry High School and is do wore a sea blue linen dress groom is the son of Mr. and cousin of the bride; Miss Ethy ______the state officials, along with den and other town officials. tions and pale pink miniature lace. She carried a missal with green ensemble writh matching Swlser of Miami, Fla.; Miss cessories and ^corsage of yel- employed as a foreman’s clerk and brown linen Jacket. TTie cou Mrs. Charles Frank of Merrick, low tea roscjr'^ind white daisies, Pratt and Whitney Division of Mayor Grant were Deputy Po- carnations. About Town stephanotis and orchids. accessories. The couple will Carol Bloom of New Canaan, ple will live at 123C House St., N.Y. Mrs. IJandleman is a senior united Aircraft Carp., East lice Chief Edmund Dwyer, who Miss Suzarme Nichols of Kent Preceptor Gamma Chapter of Miss Diane Devine of Man live in West Hartford when they and Miss Donna Brumberger of Glastonbury, after June 17. Rabbi Leop Wind and Cantor at the^Unlversity of Connecticut Hartford. Mr. Rodrl^es at- heads the Traffic Authority; will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. was flower girl. She wore a full- Beta Sigma Phi will have a pic chester was maid of honor. return. New Haven. Mrs. Raimondo is a graduate Israel Tabatsky, both of Temple a n ^ a member of Phi Slgjna tended the former Ellsworth John F. McAlmont, town plan at the Vernon Centeri Middle length gown of light blue crepe nic tomorrov/ night at 6 at the Bridesmaids were Mrs. J. Fred Mrs. McCarthy is a graduate Beth Sholom, performed the The bridal attendants wore of St. Francis Hospital School S i^ a sorority. Mr. Handleman Memorial High School. South ner, and Andrew Tricarice, di School. with a matching headbow, and home of Mrs. Edgar Ansaldl, 101 Conrad of East Granby, Mrs. of Manchester Higai School and ceremony.' ' identical gowns of pale yellow of Nursing, Hartford, and Is em graduated this year from the Windsor. He recently completed rector of Public Works. Fayette Lodge of Masons will she carried a bouquet of pink Princeton St. William Dixon of Manchester, attended Morse College, Hart organza trimmed with lace an^ ployed at the school. She is a The bride was given in mar University of Connecticut with a f^ur years of active duty with Requests made for the State’s have a Master Mason’s degree carnations. and Mrs. Phillip Lamoureaux of ford. She Is employed at Pratt riage by her father. She wore yellow horsehair picture ^ats. Roger A. Ensign of Glaston- member of the Connecticut Nur Manchester Lodge of Masons Newington, all sisters of the and Whitney Division of United The honor attendant carried a degree In business admlnistra- ^he U.S. Marine C o r ^ He is attention included one for the tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. with the a Victorian gown of white silk and tlon. He was a member of Tau ajgo employed at Pj^att^ and reconstruction of the intersec- regular business meeting at served as best man. Ush sing Association and the Man will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m, bride. Aircraft, East Hartford. Mr. organdy designed with a high colonial bouquet of yhlte ers were Bruce Hodge and Bar chester Registered Nurse’s As at Masonic Temple. The Fellow- 'The bridal attendants were McCarthy is a graduate of Seton vellow daisies with streamers. Epsllon Phi fraternity. Whitney Division of United tion at Lafayette Square. The 7:30. Ernest W. Boothroyd, wor- neckline, bishop sleeves, ■ tucked Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. ry Hodge, both of Swansea, sociation. Mr. Raimondo Is a craft degree will be conferred. dressed alike in gowns of yellow Hall University, N. J. He 1s state had planned to install a shipful master, will preside, graduate of Mancheter High bodice accented with Venice lace flasher light but the town of- The Golden Age Club meets Mass., and cousins of the bride; Richard W. Spilier, senior ward tucked organza, designed with emplpyed by Paine, Webber, Gary Tupper of Hartford, School and the Porter School of extending to the A-line skirt ficials feel this would be inade- tomorrow at 2 p.m. at PAC en, will preside. empire bodices appliqued with Jackson and Curtis of Hartford. Platers Elect Morrissette-Duker brother of the bridegroom; ap^ Ehiglneering Design, Rocky Hill. and terminating in a chapel- quate and the state has agreed club. Members .should remem- lengfth train. She wore a bouf Joseph Parinella of Wethers He Is employed, at the Thomi>- The wedding of Miss Eliza- to resurvey the area. her the gift table and lunch. fant veil of silk illusion, and ^ Strangfpld beith Ann Duker of Stafford field. son Associates, Windsor. carried a cascade of white Fry-Ellison Sprlngvs and ’Thomas Wil A long-time drainage problem KockvlUe Hospital Notes Mrs. Orr wore a dark blue Mrs. York Sitrangfeld of 158 phalaenopsis orchids and liam Morrlasotte of Manchester existing at the intersection of Visiting hours are 12;30 to brocade dres^ with white ac- Barrera-Auden Greenwood Dr. recently was The engagement of Miss Union and West Rds. was also 8 p.m. In all areas except ma- cessories. The bridegroom’s SouthaU*l»cke photo stephanotis. ______Katherine Wilna Fry cf Man- took place Saturday morning at Miss Paula Rosen of Man elected president of the Peren Stafford Springs Congregation- discussed by the group. The temity where they are 2 to 4 rnotlicr wore a pink dress with VISIT OUR nlal Planters Garden Club at chesrter to Robert L. Ellison Jr, chester, sister of the bride, was State indicated it did not plan and 6:30 to 8 p.m. white accessories. Both wore an Engaged Miss Sandra Jean Auden and Its annual meeting, at the home of Ontario, Calif., formerly of ol^^uiah^ FATHERS DAY Charles F. Barrera Jr. both o f , maid of honor. Bridesmaids •The bride is a daughter of at this time to do any major Admitted Thursday: William orchid. of Mrs. Fred Bosa, 526 E. Cen- Manchester, has been announc- work, but it would take steps If Dennler, Talcottville; Harry a reception was held at Fel- The engagement of Miss Isa GIFT DEPT. Manchester, exchanged vows were Miss Harriet Frank of Mr. and Mrs. WlUiam H. Duker * ^gj. gt, ed by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. an immediate problem arises Lane, Stafford Spring.s; John lowship Hall of Wapping Com- bel Morgan Bohannon of West Saturday afternoon at St. New York City, sister of the of Stafford Springs. ’Tlio bride Other officers elected are AJland Fry of 68 Chestnut Sit., because of a heavy rain storm. Davis, 146 Prospect St.; Brenda munitv Church. For a motor trip Hartford to Harold Robert ARTHUfi DRUG Mary’s Episcopal Church. bridcgppom and Miss Marsha groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. ... . « VO. .. ^ r t i .i m w s i l v i .o 'c i \X frm TN iT1iCr 1 v n « ! K4>4>’n Mrs. Harry Lloyd, vice presl- formerly of ’Tampa, Fla. Other priority items discussed Buttinier, Ellington; Jane Rich to Cape Cod, Mrs. Tupper wore Cummings of Wapping has been The bride is the daughter of Pomerantz of New York City. - - — ■ ----- Her fiance is the son of Mr. Darrell Morrissette of 167 Ver- announced by her parents. Mr. Miss Rachel Rosen of Manches dent; Mrs. Robert Heins, secre included engineering of a traf- ards, Ellington; Deborah Brase- a white linen dress with a yel Mrs. Muriel Auden of 9 Durkin tary; and Miss EJdith Phillips, and Mrs. Ricybert L. Ellison of non St. „ ^ and Mm. John N. Bohannon of St. and Wilbert Auden of 102 ter, sister of the bride, was jun Ontario Heavilin of fic light at the intersection of field, Huntington Dr.; Janet low linen coat and white patent ior bridesmaid. treasurer. Miss Frv attended Hills- StarroroStafford springsSprings (jongrcgauon-Congrogation- four streets, Union, East and Maxwell, Dart Hill Rd. leather accessories. ’Tlie couple West Hartford Starkweather St. The bride Committee ohairmen are Mrs. Her fiance is the son of Mr. Shafer photo groom is the son of Mr. and The attendants were dressed w n X h School Tampa al Church performed the double West Main and Elm; a restudy Birth ’Thursday: A daughter will live in Fitchville upon their Herbert Huffield, hospitality; return. and Mrs. Harold J. Cummings MRS. DONALD J. HEBERT Mrs. Eugene Sullivan of 82 alike in gowns of yellow silk ^r«aimtP June 19 from ring ceremony, 'White gladioli of the Rt. 74-Grove St. intersec- to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dras- Alpha Montossori Mrs. Robert Kippax, telephone; and will graauaie June replace- dis. Mount Vernon Apts. Mrs. Tupper is a student at of 716 Deming St., Wapping. Linnmore Dr. organza designed \Ylth tucked Miss Bohannon is a graduate bodices, they wore matching Mrs Paul Goupil, membership; Manchc.ster High School. Mr The bride was given in mar- ment at Snipsic and East Main Discharged Thursday: Charles Hartt College of Music, Hart The marriage of Miss Barbara of Arlington, Va.; and Miss ’The Rev. Stephen M. Price Mrs.’ Melvin Schmidt, publicity; Ellison, a graduate of Chaffey and of Northwest Catholic High School hats, and they carried bouquets rlage by (her father. She wore Sts. Miagdefrau, 209 South St,: 'Bet- ford, Mr. Tupper owns Jean Smith of Hartford, form Leanne Hebert, of Hartford, of St. Mary's Church perform Mrs. Donald Manning, hortlcul- High School, Ontario, attended School, West Hartford, and is of yellow and white daisies. a fullnlongth gown of silk or Also, a visibility problem at Erickson, Tolland; Michael operates -The Maze, a nightclub erly of Manchester, to Donald niece of the bridegp’oom .. Miss ed the doublp-ring ceremony ture- Mrs Raymond Hoisted, Chaffey College, Alta Loma, attending Georgetown Univer .Soptenibor reglstmtioii, slide William R. Ambrozya of Bell- ganza, designed with sabrina the intersection of Tunnel and H^ker, Stafford Springs for teens in Uncasvillc, and The Joseph Richard Hebert of Hart Debra Beauchamp of Manches and was celebrant at the nuptial federation; Miss Milllcent Calif. He is serving with the sity School of Nursing, Wash more, N.Y., served as best man. neckline, appliqued with chan Valley Falls Rds. where trees George May, Ellington; Irene Village Maze, a boutique in show, ’Thursday, June 18, ford, took place Saturday morn ter served as flower g;irl. Eucharist. Sttveii C. Lpwry was Jones conservation; Mrs. Fred 18th Communications Squadron ington, D.C. Mr. Cummings Ls Ushers were Charles A. Frank tilly lace and sc.d pearls, long heavy brush obstruct the Crombleholme, 148 Union St. Manchester. ing at Our Lady of Sorrows ’The bridal attendants were organist. Bouquets of white car Boss,’ librarian; Mrs. James of the U.S. Air Force at Wesit- a graduate of Trinity College 8:00 p.m., St. James Eplsoo- III of Morrisville, Pa., broth tapered sleeves-trimmed with qi drivers; consideration Church, Hartford. dressed alike in pale green nations were on the altar. Brlttion and Mrs. Josepib Aniel- over AFB, Westover, Mass. and a member of Phi Mu Delta I>al Church, Olastonbuiy. er of the bridegroom; Tony lace, and a chapel-length train. Bamforth Rd., from The Herald’s Vernon Bureau Ceramic tile is an ideal sur The bride is the daughter of gowns, designed with pink The bride was given in mar , , Bachrach photo lo, sale and Mrs. Glno Pagluloa, facing material for kitchen fraternity. .He is a student at Prank of Queens, N.Y., brother J u ™ ' 2 8 ' ^ * n r s f S V ^ Her elbmv-length veil of sHk th eT i^ iw yT a llega tion 'of" the tel. 876-3136 A.M.I. certified. Children Mrs. Richard Wilder of 41 Hoff satin bows at empire waistline. riage by her father. She wore a MRS. WARREN BERLlk FRANK Mrs. Theodore Ohambers, Mrs. countertops and backsplashes Georgeto^vn University School They wore matching pink of the bridegroom; Theodore A. the Nazarene, Tampa, Fla. Illusion was arranged fiom an problems at the intersection of ^ ages 3-5. Call 633-9334. man Rd. and Edgar C. Smith full-length gown of silk organ Rosen and Stanley Rosen, both Raymond Johnson • and Mrs. orange blossom crowi. She car be mailed to P. O. because of its heatproof and Law. satin headbows with veils, and Rt. 30 and Welles' Rd. and at the waterproof qualities. No date has been .set for the of 62 Academy St. The bride za, designed with an empire of Manchester and brothers of Nell Ellis, program. ried a white Bible With orchids Rockville. carried nosegays of pink sweet degree from Syracuse Univer intersection of Rt. 30 by How wedding. groom is the son of Mr. and bodice of Alencon lace accent One of the club’s most im aivd stephanotis streamers. - heart roses and white cama- the bride; and Gordon Hurwitz sity, and is a candidate for a Cuatom Home Dealga ard Johnson restaurant, and Mrs. Joseph Martineau of ed with seed pearls, elbow- of Manchester. portant achievemenitd thl.s past Friends Honor Mrs. Charles Clio of New Hartford. liqns. The flower girl carried a length sleeves, A-line skirt, and master’s degree in library sci Manoheater year has been the planting at finally the widening of Rt. 83. . After a reception at the home ence at the university. Mr. Blue Print 4k Supply Inp, Canaan, sister of the bride,' was The Rqv. Louis Gould of Our fireside basket of roses and a watteau train. Her bouffant Munro Parldet, between E. Cen Miss Granstrom Outlined for future considera of the bride’s parents the cou Frank is a graduate of the Uni 690 Hutford Rd. moitron of honor. She wore a Lady of Sorrows Church per daisies. veil -pf silk illusion was ar ter ^ : ’'Artd‘^Porter St. The club tion were the following sugges ple left for a trip to Bermuda. versity of Florida and Indiana Mancdieeter, Conn. Miss Esther Granstrom, re gown of blue chantiUy lace and formed the double-ring ceremo George Gerulaitis of Hart ranged from a headpiece of also contributed to the Lutz tions: Widening of West St., a They will live at 221 East Ave., Institute of Technology. He is _ . (M9-869S tiring principal of Bowers chiffon over: taffcita. 'She wore n ny. ’The altar was decorated ford served as best man. Ush forget-me-nots, and she curried Junior Museum and to the Man- more adequate access from Syracuse, N.Y. president of Stereo World Inc., •^“BvUIe Exok. Eat 1496 School, will be honored at a re- floral headpiece with veil and with gladioli and pompons. ers were Raymond Hebert of a white prayer book with a cheater Scholarship FVrundatlon jjjg school auditorium she canied a bouquet of blue Vernon to Rt. 6 and the need Hartford and Roland Hebert of Mrs. Prank received her B.A. Syracuse. The bride was given in mar white orchid and stephanotis. for a person majoring in n^ur- gunday from 2 to 4 p.m. for a highway from the highway Manchester, both brothers of carnations. riage by her father. She wore Miss Barbara Hamilton qf 4 al sciences. Trees have , been The event is being planned by Bnaesinalds were Miss Connie to Bradley Field. the bridegroom; and Charles a full-length gown of ivory silk Windemere St. was maid of given In memory of loved ones a committee headed by Mrs. Crandall of Ellington; Miss Bulletin Board Smith of Manchester, brother of ABE YOU PLANNING A linen, designed with an empire honor Miss Karoll Sue Farris to the Memorial Tree Planting Helen Ener, a Bowers teacher; Mary Lou Shanahan of Stafford; The Boiuu aluucaiion meets the bride. bodice, and a cathedral train of Rockville, cousin of the WCDDINO Program. Last month. May and Miss Hazel Lutz, retired art Miss Lucretla Dawn Duker of tonight at 7:30 in the superin Christopher Hebert of Hart trimmed with Venice lace. Her bride, was junior bridesmaid. baskets were made and dlstrlb- rvl^r"toT*the Manchester Rye, N. Y., niece of the bride; tendent’s office. ford, nephew of the bridegroom, r e c e p t io n ?? shouIder-leng;th veil of silk illu The attendants were dressed Uted to residents at a ManChes- schools. ’ and Miss Lorraine Swensley of The annual budget meeting was ring bearer. ter convalescent hoapital. sion was arranged from a alike in full-length yellow A- Your Keynote A brief program and presenta- Chelmsford, Mass., cousin of the Mrs. Wilder wore a pink siik Venice lace headbow, and she line gowns, designed with daisy To A tion of a gift to Miss Granstrom bridegroom. ’Their pink gowns dress and coat with a corsage carried a colonial bouquet of appliqued sleeves and yokes. Suooeesful A will be held near the beginning and headpieces were styled to of burgundy red roses. The Xerox Copy Service white roses. They wore headpieces of daisies, Affair ^ of the reception at 2:16. Speak- match the honor attendant’s, bridegroom’s, mother wore a PATHEirS DAY Miss Barbara J. Cutler of with veils, and they carried ORMAL Music By ers will Include School Super- They carried old-fashioned bou- Manehester green silk and lace dress with CAMERAS — FILM Hartford was maid of honor. colonial bouquets of white car Intendent William Curtis, form- quets of pink carnations, Blueprint and Supply, Inc. a corsage of pink roses. Lou Joubort ELECTRIO RAZORS a Bridesmaids were Mrs. An nations and yellow roses. . . . WE RENT IT . . . er Superintendent Arthur H. Paul Morrissette of 167 Ver- A reception for about 170 was In The Hartford 690 Hartford Rd„ Manoheater drew Hoeffer of Melrose, sister Steven Bernstein of Manches Area Illlng, and a member of the non St. served as his brother’s held at Hugo’s Continental Res AfiTHUR DRUG of the bride; Miss JoAnn Megin ter served as best man. Ushers Board of Education. beet man. Ushers were Charles 649-8698 taurant, West Hartford. For a M3-7«78 were Austin Wilkie of Vernon, The program has been Bhnery of Hebron, Bruce Mc- motor trip to Cape Cod, Mrs. ALL FORMAL WEAR IN cousin of the bridegroom, and scheduled to permit those con- Crae and Martin McCrae, both Hebert wore a yellow print William Auden of Manchester, STOCK AT ALL TIMES! ducting it to attend the Man- of Isand Pond, Vt., Michael dress with matching silk linen brother of the bride. Bruce Bo Chester Scholarship Founda- Hull of Manchester, and Charles coat. The couple will live at 15 NOW... land of Manchester, cousin of tton’s annual awards ceremony Clio of New Canaan,brother-in- n r o T n Lincoln St.. Hartford, after the bride, was acolyte. CHARGE YOUR dependable June 16. at 3 p.m, at East Catholic High law of the ‘bride. Mrs. Auden wore a pale green Kazzoiic pliold qualityBssured School. A reception for 150 was held Mrs. Hebert is a graduate of L Travel Service ^ dress and coat with white acces- MRS. CHARLES F. BARRERA JR. PRESCRIPTION Miss Granstrom has been at the Exhibition Hall in Staf- Manchester High School and .sories and a pink cymbldium or TERMITE prlnclpal at Bowers School since ford Springs. For a wedding r 90S MAIN STREET Hartford Hospital School of chid corsage. The bridegroom’s wore an orange dress with a New Haven School of Nursing. its construction In 1950 and has trip, Mrs. Morrissette wore a Nursing. She is employed at CONTROL » 643-2165 mother wore a pink dress and white and orange coat which she She will be employed at Hart MEN’S SHOP I spent 40 years as a teacher two-piece tan suit with match- Hartford Ho.spital in the cardiac coat with a contrasting shade of made, and yellow accessories. ford Hospital June 17. Mr. Bar ‘”rhe Marvel of Main Street” Wticom* H«r* with and principal in Manchester. ing accessories. The couple will Anthorteed «g«at In Man- intensive cure unit. Mr. Hebert pirik ucces.sories and a corsage The couple will live at 26C Mt. rera, a 1965 graduate of Man 901 -9 0 7 Main Street GOLD CREST CHEMICALS Friends and former pupils of live at 673 Metacom Ave., Bris- is a graduate of Hartford I*ub- of pink roses. Vernon Apartments, Rockville, chester High School, served witli Manchester, Connecticut llc High School and served four Call... Miss Granstrom and parents of tol, R. I. A reception for 100 was held after June 16. the U. S. Navy aboard the USS r A ’l’ Bowers pupils are invited to Mr. Morrissette Is serving years with the U.S. Air Force. ’’SPBdAXJSTS IN FORMAL WEAR RENTALS' at the American Leg;ion Home. Mrs. Barrera is a 1965 gradu Willard Keith. He is employed attend the reception. ‘ with the U.S. Navy on the USS He is employed at Sisson Tav For a motor trip to New Bruns ate of Manchester High School as a machinist at Mai Tool and PINE^'PHARMAGY The faculty and iPTA mem- McCloy, stationed in Newport, ern. Hartford. wick, Canada, Mrs. Barrera and a 1967 graduate of Grace- 646-0445 Engineering in Vernon. 664 Center St. 649-9814 bers will serve refreshments. R.I. PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1968 PAGE SEVEN Hebron ,S. Violence, Assassination S XA R GAXER.»<^ w e have a w cadertul EMsort------Bv C LA Y R. PO LLAN ment of oolorfU i make him glad...he’s your dad. ARItt i i y ^eiffh Graduation Talks MAR 22 Vour Daily Activity Guide May, Mariani and Repko According to the Start. FAIRWAY, The Baby Has gOMDAT, JUME 18Hl 18 FATHER'S DAT By THE ASSOClA^D PRESS fragile and . perlahable,” Fred To develop message for Tuesdoy, Amiican violence and the as- M. Hechinger, education editor If ^ 4- 5-10-24 1- 8- 9-34(C Endorsed hy GOP Panel f i r s t beach bags 4 W -^31-42-74 read words corresponding to numbers 4 66 0-7 5 ^ ■ nfr'i; r, V rA’' - ■9’^l aasBinatlon of Sen. Rbljert F. of the New York Times said of your Zodioc birth sign. TAURUt 'Hie HebTEMi RepuMlcan Town and help with this worthwhile Kennedy weighed .heavily, in Sunday at the University of APR 2\ .1.1' commencement speeches Bridgeport graduation. 1 Cupid 31 Problems ^1 In Committee voted 'Ihunday to project. , I MAY 21 2 Just 32 Going 62 Home NOV. 22 Been Named OonnecQcut colleges during t h e \ Hechinger said he agreed w ith, 3 Entertain 33 V isits 63 Unjustified 26-27-33-35^ endoree Edwin May Jr. of _ -znn weekend. tlie notion "that American so- 4 Don't 34 You 64 News ^ The Hebron Pltinning and Zon- & '2 2 -2 8 -8 5 -8 7 6 5 Criticism 43-5062 \S l l " T Composer Leonard Bernstein ciety-has a very violent and op' S C o rry 35 Tidy Wethertleld, a candidate for mg Oommlaslwi will hold a OIMINI 6 Folks 36 Ploces 66 Children SAOITTARIUS United States Senator. ICay re- public heajring tomorrow at 8 said Wesleyan graduates must presslvc\tUstory," but added ^ MAY 22 7 Grin 37 lnforrr>ation 67 You NOV.: M4vKlmiey, Richard Sootl, goo of B. Thomu Jr. and Do- 38 Lor>g 68 Furnishings cently spoke to the locEd Repub' seek a new "revolutionary” that studentsdemonstratlons had f i j JUNE 22 8 W o lk s p.m. in the town office building 9 Beside 39 Ties 6 9 Useful DEC Uctms. borah B en McKtanoy, 25 Montauk Dr., Venion. He was bom 70 Romonticolly to cotisider an applloation from spirit to help a coimtry "on the the potential »f creating good, i>v41-45-51-55 10 Your 40 Blooms Juna 3 at Mancheeter Memorial Hoaptt^, Hie maternal gtaod- 41 Someone 71 Point 23-39-49-56^ ■nie OOP Committee eUso vot- Robert I. Tupper for permission emergency list." The University of Bridgeport U 6 1 -6 7 -7 0 11 Business 66-76^-90^ parenta are Mr. and MTe. Roea H. B en Jr„ 68 Plymouth Lane. 12Todoy 42 Bock 72 Strain ed to endorse Peter Marian! of to subdivide property on Mlll- Yale University president awarded 890 degrees, and five 73 Arrives BAN - LON KNITS OF DGPONT NYLON. CANCER 13 You've 43 Up CAntICOtN Groton In his fight to be the Re- Hla paternal grandfather la Everett T. McKinney, Bolton Kingman Brewster Jr., said the honorary degrees, JUNE 23 14 Booms 44 D ^ 't 74 Home DEC. stream Rd. Eind Wellswood Rd. Notidi. He haa a brother, niomaa Roes, 2. nation is afflicted with a "pall The graduating class of East- SJULY 23 I S Favors 45 Nearby 75 Smiles publlcEm nominee for Congress into 11 lots. A e t g h e r o l a s s g o ■ OF MANOHESnS | 16 And 46 Now 76 A nd JAN. : « « • * • of negativism,” of which the em Connecticut State - College 47 Put 77 Repair man from the Second District. Also to come before the hear- 2- 7-16-20 17 Now 11-14-29-4 18 Fun 48 Good. 78 Rest Andrew Repko, 86th DUrtrlct ing Is an application from Ed- Boorqae, Boger Gerard Jr., son ot Roger O. and Annette recent killing is but one symp- were told that the American 5725-6 3-65 4 8 6 4 -7 3 tom. educational system must "per- 19 W ho 49 In 7 9 Restyle State SenEdor, Is seeking another ward A. Smith and Florence E. ^ 16«M 521 DeBlote Bourque, 191 Adauna St. He wag bem June 4 at Man- PURITAN PRESS-SAVER DACRON® and COHON LEO 20 Beor 50 Your 8 0 Keep AOUARHJI **When You Think of Glass^ 81 Restore term and was endorsed by the Smltir for permltision to subdl- (diestar Memorial Hospital. Hla maternal grandparenta are Mr. "There are a lot of Lee Har- form a civilizing function in so- ■ , JULY 24 21 Got 51 Is JAN. 21 ^ Think of Fletcher** vey Oswalds," Sen. Abraham ciety”, by helping to "come to 22 Con 52 You 82 Spectator FEB.' 19 Hehron OOP. vide property on Hope Valley and Mra. Arthur O. DeBlols, Lewlatoo, Maine. Hla paternal Aug 23 23 Pleasure 53 Health 83 A nd grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Albeit Bourque, Lewiston, Rlbicoff told graduates of West- grips with the barbarities of our 24 Business 54 M o k e 84 Distonce John PEionessa of East Hamp Rd. into eight parcels, BROOKMATE WALK SHORTS... 1^44-47-53-58 13-21-3887^ 25 Any 55 interested 85 Your ton was Edso endorsed by the He A requeEd from Edward A. em ConnecUcut State College modem civilization.” N-7727B-83-89 52-59-8066^ 26 Encouroge 56 W ith 86 ^ r e t bron committee. He is the only Slmth and Florence E. Smith 54 McKEE STREET Sunday, adding that Americans Dr. Arthur C. Banks Jr., pres- vmoo 2 ^SocioI 57 Old 87 Plans nsets must "make sure that we give ident of the Greater Hartford 28 Advance 58 Under S9 Colls declEired GOP candidate for will also be considered concem- BaamOgr, Kristine Bae, daughter of Walter J. Jr. and care to the Lee Harvey Os- Community College, told the 212 29 Romance 59 Should 89 Relax MAR 21 State Representative from the Ing abondonment of an approv- Jean Mbore Zawrothy, 97 Blaaeu St She waa bom June 8 at 30 Important 60 And 9 0 Sports 62nd District. The district is ed subdtarision at the comer of 1 TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS Manchaater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparmte are walds." degn'ee recipients that "we are ^12-15-18-32 54-576869#' ( ^ A d v e r s e ^ ^ N e u t r i l Rlbicoff said that "in this na- a generation that seeks to buy -Sy36-38-84-88 ( ^ ^ G o o i i 71-77-7961^ made up of the towns of Col Rt. 66 ai3d Buck Rd. I from $25.00 to $45.00 Mr. and Mre. SUaa Moore, Springfield, Maas. She has a broth ton 600,000 youngsters need psy- everything—love, character, de- umbia, Hebron, Marlborough Ecumenical Bible School er, Walter Joseph m , 1%. chiatrlc care,” adding, "and cency.” and East Hampton. Applications for the Eoumen- « • . . • yet, in our state and in all the "What we can’t buy, we John HTbbEErd Named Ical Bible School to be held June Gooding, OoUn Hiompeon, eon of Brian Tbompeon and 50 states, there are facilities to hate.” The recently formed Con 24 to 28 at the Gilead Congrega- Suanne Shields Gooding, 81 Cheney Dr., Stom . He waa bom take care of only 10,000.” Commencement was also ob- servatlon Commission will he tlonal C h u r c h have been mailed May 22 at Windham Community Memorial Hospital In Willi- "We are at a moment when served Sunday at Central Con- headed for the nejct yew by with the church newsletter, AUTO GLASS INSTALLED mantlc. Hla maternal grandparents are Mr. and M n. Marty Events in Capital some 600 that old-fashioned revoluUon necticut State College in New John Hibbard ot Gilead. Other The Forum”, to Brown, Concord, N. H. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and called human progress is in Britain and at the University of rr a a aj • officers elected at the organiza- homes In Hebron. GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Mra. Harold T. Gooding, 108 Oestwood Dr. danger of being defeated by Hartford. Recipients of UofH Amendment Suggested U.a. says lyo L,onnectlon tloital meeting were Mrs. Josei^ Registration is not needed but • ... * greed, stubbomess, and an in- honorary degrees Include Dr. By Senator Long Between Lost Sub^ Buoy Kearns, secretEiry, smd Wsirren is helpful to the determine the MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) Bama, Kennelfa John, son ot Donald Bdamrd and Anne ordinate concentration of mis- Henry W. Littlefield, president o - WASHINGTON------(AP)----- — The Smith, vice-chairman. The size of classes. The school will Blaherty Btima, 14 Kenwood Dr. He was horn June 4 at Man- placed.____ power,'!______Leonard____ Bern- ®f if*® University of Bridgeport WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. petagon says there is no con- terms of the officers was set for he open to sill children hetwen ctaeoter Meniorial Hospital. Hla maternal grandparenta are Mr. stein, who received an honorary ^od Marvin K. Peterson, presl- Russell B. Long says CJongress nectlon between the missing nu- one yeEir. the ages of three Eind through PIGTURE FRAMINO (all typas) dent of New Haven College. Some projects that were sug- Grade 6. Oasses will be held and Mrs. John J. Flaherty, 126 Squire St, New London. Hla doctor of fine arts degree from should consider amending the clear submarine Scorpion smd a WINDOW and PLATE GLASS paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Bdward Bums, 2SS Wesleyan, told an audience of Constitution to end life-tenure sound detecting bouy found 40 gested by members'of the com- daUy for that week from 9 a;m. Huntington S t, New London. He has a brother, Kevin Ekiward, 2,000 Sunday. for Supreme Clourt justices if miles north of Sao Jorge Islsind mission ere conservation educa- 1° nOOT. 9; and three sistera, Kathleen Anne, 6, Kerry Anne, 4, and "We stumble, we fall ill; this in the Azores. for children______and ^ Family Box lunch picnic Mishaps Kill the court does not heed direc Kristin Mary, 1. week we are on the emergency Officials said the body, of the adults; mapping o( existing open and bonfire wUl close the ses- • • • » * list, and in this critical and tives in the new anti-crime bill. type dropped from airplEines space Ismds, E in d survey of alon on Juno 28 at 6:30 p.m. The Bmeracn, Unda Hatttn, daughter of Paul Andrew and prayerful moment our genera Five in State The Louisiana Democrat sug three to five years ago, was to riiade trees In the town. progrEim is open to elII children tion hums imploringly to yours,” be recovered by tug. ^ le commission has appoint- Gilead, Hebron and Amston. m ilan Hattln Emerson, 85 Home Ter., East Hartford. She was gested, a Constitutional amend bom June 1 at Mancheirier Memorial Hospital. Her maternal he told the group. The bouy was found Saturday ed a committee to meet with Manchester's Oldest Wesleyan granted 270 bache On Weekend ment that would require periodi in the area from which the Scor Thornton Secor Jr. and sdiool 'Manchester Evening Herald grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James O. Hattln, 128 IQlIlard lor’s degrees, 130 gp'aduate de cal rfeview by Cong^ress to deter- pion sent its lEist known mes- offlclals to attempt to build a Correspondent Mrs. Marjor S t Her paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Carl E. Em grees, and eight honorary de By 9H E ASSOCIATED PRESS mine whether a justice on the sage May 21. nature area arout^ the schools. ie Porter, tel. 228-9116. with Finest erson, 1904 Main S t, Blast Hartford. grees. Four persons died on Connect- , - record ae-e "and other Those who will work on this • ••*«- Facilities HanUngton, Dana Marie, daughter of Paul O. and Linda nrBernstein T 1. collaborated K d , ‘““d -during the weekend considerations” should w ‘*^G ^n"*1?ead of are Hibbard, George Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy in se- and one man perished by drown- continue to serve "®ad of Alden, Aaron Reid and Edward larucM Huntington, 285 Center St. She was bom June 4 at lectlng music for the funeral of ing. In addition, policemen re- ij Cleveland’s legal aid program Foote. Other members of the How To Hoi# Manchester Memoriid'Hoepital. Her maternal grandpoxvnts are slain Sen. Robert Kennedy. At sumed their search today for would vote no on for the poor, has been appointed commission will also be work- Mr. and M is. J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1968 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., • MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1968 A Wkiiicr! '• lEopuiuij l|praU> In Maryland, after this July 1, neither Open Forum gas station operators nor their motorist '•An UnanaworaWe Prayer” Anderson-Little customers can be forced into playing fiaudjPBtrr To the Editor, any of those gas station games of chance. I think that I express the feel PUBLISHED BY THE Maryland has coming into effect on that HERALD PRINTING CX).. INC ings of many, especlaUy stu . 13 Blseell Street date a new law outlawing the games. dents at the high school. Manchester, Conn. THOMAS F. FERGUSON Both the station operators and their Dedr God, WALTER R. FERGUSON ' customers should find their escape a Why have you deserted us In PuNishers this Ume of great peril? Fitunded October 1. 1881 ^ a sa n t relief. For both, it should be like Why have you left us alone to Published Every Evening Except Sundaya a n «v start in life, suddenly to be free and Holidays. Entered nt the Po«t Office at of a ^ t t e r which, so far, has profited face chaos? Manchester. Conn., aa Second Claa.a Mail For what can we do without Matter. nobody except the game companies who leaders? They make up thib.games and sell them t^the SUBSCRIPTION RATES have been victimized by half Payablo in Advance gasoline companies who sell them to their crazed maniacs, One Year ...... 130.00 Six Months ...... 16.50 dealers. and you do nothing. R^S DAY Three Months ...... 7.80 Help us and help the families e sal One Month ...... 2.60 There may be, of course, some patrons EATH E who are impressed by some success story of those struck by tragedy. MEMBER OF But God, most of all, help THE ASSOCIATED PRESS like one the Wall Street Journal news The Associated Press la exclusively entitled staff dug up the other day. They located those persons so to the use of republication of ail news dis- biased and so hateful, who liatches credited to it or not otherwise credit a traveling salesman who, after buying ed In this paper and also the local news pub might have wished lished here. a lot of gas and playing games for two that these people die. All rights of republication of special dis years, found himself the big time winner patches nereln are also reserved. Cleanse their hearts so that of the sum of 14 cents. John Kennedy, The Herald Printing Company Inc. as sumes no financial responsibility for typo Every now and then some report like Dr. MarUn Luther King, and graphical errors appearing In advertisements this comes along, to light up the gam Robert Kennedy and other reading matter in The Manchester Evening Herald. bling instinct among those of us who have not died in vain. have been playing for years without scor Jan Bonham Permanent Press Permanent Press Ali Cotton Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washing- 85 Amott Road ton Post News Service. ing any kind of a win. It proves, that 14 Dress Shirts Sport Shirts Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. Manchester, Conn. Striped Knit Shirts Publishers Repre.sentatives — The Julius . cents, that after all somebody can and Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi does win. It would be too bad, wouldn’t cago, Detroit and Boston. “ One Lesson” Wide tracks, tattersalls and fashion Smartly styled plaids, window The hit of the season! Stripes it, to have our Legislature spoil such MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULA To the Editor, solids in finely tailored oxfords panes, wide tracks and solids of every imaginable color TIONS. fun? O n e lesson that we can learn from this situation (the assassi and broadcloths. Button-down, in the newest fabrics. and size! In crew and Display advertising closing hours: For Monday — i p.m. FYlday. Scrap This For Anarchy? nation of Robert Kennedy) is to snap tab and medium spread Regular spread and moc-turtle necks. For Tne.sday — 1 p.m. Saturday raise our children without hate. For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Mondav All men are endowed with certain un # ■ collar styles. button-down collar styles. For Thursday - 1 p.m. Tuesday' alienable rights, said the founding fath Sincerely, For fYlday — ; p.m. Wednesday Nancy Solomon. For Saturday — l p m. Thursday. ers when they declared themselves an Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before independent nation. And when they wrote publication. 5 p.m. Fiidav for Satui^av and Monday publication the fundamental law that has' governed their new land, they spelled some of Herald Monday, June 10 these out in a BIU of Rights. They knew also that no citizen is an Yesterdays island. None knew better than they that man is a social animal. Rights, to them, / The Arrest In London 25 Years Ago were clearly understood as operable in It is now clear enough that what was the context of an organized society. To Manchester residents donate going on in the interval between April 4 rule that society they designed a govern 2(X) pints of blood to mobile unit. and June 8 was hard, per^stent, un ment with checks and balances, to gov Dr. A. E. Dlskan is promoted relenting police search for the chief sus ern fairly a developing and changing na to rank of major in the Army somewhere in the South Pacific. pect in the murder of the Rev. Dr. Martin tion. William Oswald closes his gro Luther King. Our Constitution isn’t static. It was de signed for adaptation to changing n6eds. cery store at 117% Spruce St. It is good to have this now made clear, allowing the people to so adjust its due to lack of help and the com ing of rationing points. by the apprehension o f this suspect in weights that it can continue to ring true each present hour. London, and by his being held for the Some of us forget that the Bill of Rights 10 Years Ago processes of justice, because there was which allows each man to be ’ ds nearly indeed a long period of no news with as possible his own sovereign, was writ Atty Herman Yules confers regard to the case, and because, in this ten into the, context of a social document with the Public Housing Au instance, a condition of no news was intended to govern society. ’The found thority in New York on housing subject to specially slanted interpreta ing fathers were establishing a govern for the aged. tion. ment, not anarchy. CD Director Capt. Leo Mul- ’They attempted, therefore, to balance cahey presents certificates to 65 Many people, white and Negro, were the widest individual liberty with the men and women who have com tempted, during this period of no news, framework of a government designed to pleted 20 weeks of CD Auxiliary to notice that there seemed a lack of go'vem with limited powers. Police school. Miss Helen Kllqulst accepts holt pursuit fervor, a lack o f general Because they did not want government to be absolute, they limited it with many post of directress of Christian public- clamor, in this particular case checks. But no sane man can say they Education at St. Mary’s Episco of public murder. did not want it to govern. It was because pal Church. Permanent Press KORATRON This, obviously, was never a result of the earlier Confederation did not actually govern that they created a Constitution Casuai Siacks any lack of official zeal and determina that could. PoeVs Corner tion to trace and capture the suspect, But if they took great care that the Wash 'n wear 65% Dacron^ ► /35% cotton. lit wias merely the result of the f e a t that To My aasa 1967-1968 powers of government should not be ab Ban-Lon® Exact proportioned leg lengths, all cuffed, Permanent Press in this assassination the suspect suc solute, implicit in this work was the ac All on a day, last fall. Nature Study By Sylvian Oflara Knit Shirts Dress Slacks ceeded in making his original getaway, knowledgement that the moral powers of Entered Room, 212 — end of hall. ready to wear. In natural, pewter, sand, CELANDINE Boys and girls — a bevy indeed. whereas in the two Kennedy oasaasina- an individual, in other words, his rights, olive, black, blue, and clay. cannot be absolutes, either. They must My purpose to know their every Moc turtle and fashion collar 65% Dacron'8'/35% Avril8 ‘ * tlons the capture of a suspect was al need. most inunedlate. stop where they begin to trample the thermoset Ban-Lons. Guaranteed to never need rights of others. Here a dreamer, there a plan ner. ironing. AM cuffed and Now, fortunately, the false but tempt What they were trying to do, and what A Thought for Today Thirteen handsome colors Gentle of voice, polite of man ing theory that there might be some most Americans have since tried to do, Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. Sponsored by the Manchester including the newest banana, ready to wear. Ten exciting is to keep a rational balance between the Council of Churches ner, thing different about the speed and zeal scope of citizen rights and powers and Glorious singers, clever in art. teal, bronze and burgundy. colors from light shades for catching the murderers of white men those of his government. They were quite Robert D. Novak What Christ Asks Avid readers, bless each heart. to dark tones. and that for catching the murderer of a aware that the society they were order Report A lifetime spent as a teacher — black man has been put out of existence ing is a human society, and therefore The beat definition of faith Not an artist nor a preacher — and out of possibility by the arrest in subject to human error. ’That’s why they that I know is that it is reason Guiding lives a bit on life’s |LOS ANGELES —They left came here last Saturday to put wrong, to judge this unique re London. This is a factual, tangiible re wrote into the Constitution not one but grown courageous. Moreover, way California in ones and fwos, the in three days of campaigning lationship between Kennedy and minder, at a time when it is sorely need two methods of changing that fundamen that is all that Christ ever A satisfying goal for each day. skilled ■ political men whom for Kennedy. At the tail end of the American Negro as nothing asked us for, and the reason ed, that' this can still be one country tal law. Doors I’ve opened to lands and Political struggle in America, except Senator Robert F. Kennedy his Saturday schedule Evers dis more than the quintessence of that he * asked us for that was places. and one people. for one civil war, has been waged within brought together in his quest covered he would be riding in pragmatic politics. And it would because he wants to use us. He Lots of people, lots of faces. the concepts of a government of limited for the Presidency — silently, the same car with a powerful be more wrong to underestimate needs our help. It is almost im Books to open, read them sovereignty viable for the changing needs without visible tears. California politician working for the impact of Kennedy’s trag possible to believe it, but God awhile, The blacks remained, knots of Win The War Drives? of its citizens whose personal soverelgjn- Kennedy. Evers pointedly re edy on the American Negro. Almighty wants our help, so ’They took you along many a ty must also be limited by their union, them huddled together in front fused. He had come here only Because even when full al Christ tells us. Theoretically or mile. When the real military history of these their sense of justice, their elementary of the Good Samaritan Hospital. for Kennedy, he said, and the lowance is made for the obvi- mathematically this is unintel A giggle, a shared piece of fun. first few weeks of truce talks is written, social need for domestic tranquility, and, They waited patiently and hope politician was invited out. ous political advantage to Ken ligible, that God should want Made teaching a race well it seems likely that the picture which their general welfare. fully and their presence was the For obvious reasons, Ken nedy in harvesting millions of human help. But this is the bot worth the run. symbol of a special relationship emerges is actually one of both sides in The American concept of free govern nedy’s opponents in the Califor Negro votes, the union rests on tom of all Christ’s teaching. Miss you and the things we do? between Bobby Kennedy and Vietnam straining rather desperately for ment has iiftver been that of an irrevoc nia primary tried hard to break something more substantial, a The faith he asks for is not to Yes, but I’ll not be blue. able social compact of its citizens with the American Negro. unique relationship that, as of some quick military gain to have an in the link between Kennedy and understand him but to follow Thank you one and all — no means of altering it later other than For no politician of either the blacks. They found in the this very day, is quite irreplace him. By that and that alone It’s been a ball! fluence on the negotiations at Paris. violence. The American people have party has so much captured Fillmore St. ghetto of San able. can man convert the tragedy Mrs. Betty Willard Doyle, amended their Constitution twenty five and earned the loyalty and af The only real formal evidence we have Francisco that their literature And so the blacks stood quiet of human life, full of disappoint A retiring Highland Park times by the orderly methods it pro fection of the nation’s blacks. ly outside the Good Samatritan now of what i.s g^oing on in Vietnam is was simply unacceptable. They ments, dislllusionments, and Teacher, to her last class. vides, and can do so again. The Negroes waited for the Hospital on Shatto Street and with so-called death ever loom the weekly casualty figures, which have could not get it into black There is room within this for the con few, spare life-and-death words homes. They hit upon an ingeni they watched their 'TV screens ing ahead, into the most glor 'been abnormally high ever since the science of the individual to assert itself, about Kennedy’s condition, pa ous scheme. ’They bought thou down in Watts and up in San ious field of honor, worthy of On This Date tient in the cold aftermath of- truce talks opened in Paris. but not for anarchy. The citizen is broad sands of plastic phonograph rec Francisco on Fillmore Street the dignity of a son of God. In 1776, the Continental Con ly free to govern himself but one man’s tragedy. It was black friends of ords of Dr. King’s speech to the and they wondered what they What Christ asks is that we gress in Phildadelphla appointed This evidence points toward offensive Kennedy’s who captured the conviction that he is right on a particular California Democratic Council would do. shall try it out. He actually a committee to draft the Amer action and strategy on our part. Ameri gunman — Roosevelt Grier point does not confer on him the moral last March, praising Senator dares us to follow him. In that ican Declaration of Indepen can forces would not be likely to be sus authority to destroy the general welfare, and Rafer Johnson, two among dence. Men’s Sporty Men’s Popular McCarthy for having challenged Quotations way, he says, you shall win that Permanent Press taining such high casualties merely the common justice, or the domestic tran many who used Kennedy’s prize in life, for which any man In 1892, a Republican conven Casual Jackets Swim Trunks President Johnson. With that as I must admit that when I Walk Shorts from the amount of enemy offensive ac quility of the union in which he liv-'.: Hickory Hill home in McLean, can with perfect reason afford tion in Minneapolis renominat others. We cannot all withdraw to Wal Va., as their Washington base bait, wrapped inside the usuai, gee the beneficent revolution Boxers, plain fronts, tion which has been reported. Instead, poiitical pamphlets, they reach to give everything else. ed Benjamin Harrison for pres 65%Dacroni»/35% cotton. den. Each citizen is free, with those of and who have campaigned for which America has patronized ident. Lively plaids or muted plaids, wide our casualty figures tend to lend cre ed into 2,000 Negro homes in a Wilfred T. Grenfell Tab collar, full raglan zipper fronts, long like mind, to urge changes that seem Kennedy in the District of Co in Formosa, I iook a little more In 1898, U.S. Marines began open window panes, neat tattersalls and dence to the report of the Chicago Dally single evening last weekend. As best to him, and, if he can persuade the lumbia and in California. sympathetically on its struggle Contributed b y; the invasion of Cuba in the and short legs, swim the vote turned out, it was a fu sleeves and self cuffs. a wonderful selection of solid shades. News, that there went out to our com people, to effect changes In his basic Although the vote in the in Vietnam. Rev. Walter H. Loomis tile gesture. Spanish-American War. Ideal for golf, boating walkers and knits in a manders in Vietnam, three days after law, or even to strive to establish a primary here has been all but — British historian Hugh Community. Baptist In 1949, Italy declared war on < % ! It would be easy, but quite . V • f * the announcement that negotiations whole new framework. forgotten, it is worth examining Trevor-Roper. Church France and Britain. or any activity. tremendous selection would open in Paris on May 10, special ’These then are the operating princi how important the blacks were of patterns and colors. secret orders to do everything possible ples to which American society has been as a major component in the to b y to achieve a military victory in dedicated. Since men are human, gov margin of Kennedy’s victory. ernment by men can err, but we have the war Inside the next three months. The average voter turnout in something solid here, something that al This is no more reprehensible on our Los Angeles County was 72 per lows for human error by providing meth cent on ’Tuesday, but the turn part than it has been for the Vietcong, ods to correct error without destroying out in Negro precincts was far during the same period, to be making a the delicate balance that has made and higher — 83 per cent here, 85 great and spectacular display of their kept men free. per cent there, and one pre own ability to penetrate any given sec The concept of civil disobedience is cinct 90 per cent of the total tion of Saigon at any moment they them valid only within the context of the need registered Democratic vote. selves select, and there taunt American for a continuing social order to preserve They voted Kennedy in stagger firepower into destroying another section to all citizens the maximum of liberty. ing proportions despite sensa Its area has to be limited by respect of the city. tional . newspaper stories, for the rights and liberties of others, and carried over local radio sta It is no more reprehensible — we are for the sanctions a freely chosen govern tions, that Kennedy had ordered ment must impose for the sake of the no more guilty of ^ rtla l betrayal of our the FBI to tap the late Dr. common union, common justice, com supposed good intentions at Paris than Martin Luther King’s tele mon welfare and domestic tranquility. phone in 1903.- the enemy. But —and this Is the real Men are ..not angels, and the anarchis point —it is just as reprehensible, and tic principle that all government is total In the Negro ghetto of Watts we are apparently doing ourselves ex ly evil is a He. It is an axiom of life last week, at a rally for Senator actly what we have been accusing the that men must be governed and we have Eugene McCarthy, a young a system by which they have governed Neg^ro laughed off that charge: enemy of doing. “ If rfennedy did anything to Dr. • OuPont'i m liltu d li»diiiurk la IH PolytiUi (ibrt. themselves, not perfectly, it is true, but • • Armilon VIKOit C«p. liidaiMik Id Iti hifh MnKily Rayon. What we have been doing militarily in more humanly than any other system King, Dr. King would have told us himself.’’ Vietnam during these past four weeks of government has yet managed and with has been left unusually vague, for what greater personal freedom than any other The point is not the relevance was once the most closeiy reported war yet devised. It contains means to protect of the charge. The point is the its citizens from the tyranny of the ma depth of the commitment that in all history. There was, in actual re jority, because a majority can err. It al the Negroes have to Kennedy, port of military actions, no valid ex Anderson-Little so contains means to protect the individ and what the future may hold, IN MANCHESTER planation of why last week’s casualty ual citizen from the tyranny of any in a nation grown accustomed QMMI figures should, with 438 Americans killed minority, because any minority can err. to violence, if that commitment (Manchester Parkade) West Middle Tumpike^Broad Street CaAMBIT owe... and 3,870 wounded, have reached the We have something solid here, some cannot be politically exercised. Phone 647-9775 highest combintd total of the whole war. thing not to be destroyed casually by The Negro himself could not AAA But the casualty figures insist there wrecking either the limits on the power answer that question today, but Welcome H ere S 9 9 must have been considerable action, in of government or the limits on the power there was much evidence of X of the citizen. And all Americans should how he felt. which both sides were trying to act, for recognize in it a viable alternative to Charles Evers, the Mississippi influence on the negotiations, as if they needless terror and unnecessary civil Negp-o leader and the brother of were just beginning to fight. war. ANSONIA EVENING SENTINEL the assassinated Medgar Evers, MANCHESTER ^EN IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUITO 10, 1968 PAGE TEN X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MQNDAY, JUNE 10, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN dence and facts,” said Clark. In Wake of Assassination Kennedy’s Death Expected James Earl Ray Hints "At this'time we have no evi dence of a conspiracy. If there To Assure Humphrey’s W in South Windsar was one, it will be discovered." Saigon I He’ll Fight Extradition Clark said Ray "is a person TV-Radio Tonight' who lived a life of orime” and It T urn-in-Y our-Gun Drive (Oontinned rrom Page One) ~ Fenton Futtner, Republican. , . (Continiwd from Pare One) ------was plausible that he financed A been left fatherless by the as- palgn with a 12-day fund-raising of Robert and John made at Mabel Agnew’s photo- crulters for mercenary forces in The attorney general said Ray swing through eight southern p Kennedy, To Seek State Senate Seat F lghtuig Television COMPLETE Africa. The real Bridgman, a consult- would only be questioned in a gtgto. But Archbishop Hannan said Nation Fenton P. (Pat) Futtner of 863 6:00 ( 3-10) Ferry Mason ( 8-10) Cowboy In Africa (C) Ray is wanted on a Tennessee ant teacher with the Toronto manner “ in strict conformity to Starts Throughout „ ... nemo- he could not predict the decision ( 8-32) Mike Doualea (R) IIMCII*** —In a South Carolina of ■c’rtu/ordEdward Kennedv.Kennedy, who now ' Main St. haa announced hie can* (12) Merv OrUfln (lO-aOOMO) The Monkces (C) charge of murder, a M .r a i s.rtVrrau.au;;, Ikw Vund.; Resumes (18) 'Woody Woodbury (24) Dissenters INSURANCE said Vinson’s job is to see that Volpe chairman of the Na- days Hao^inninfirbeginning aiuvJuly * a "Am-aj»i- nraiiccratlc DniiittKjr.primary. Sen. ErnestBmesi ^ -sense of mission that he '" didaoy for the Republican nom- charge of conspiring to deny he was "shook up” when he NB3W YORK (AP)—A tum- .(20) Men in Spaco (12) Gunsmoke (C) (R) Ray is as secure as can be, that Conference, nesty Week,” and asked all cltl- Holllngs, seeking the nomlna- ^ot have had before the .„ination for the State Senate from (30) Combat S:00 (10202220) 'Hie Champions found out about the alias. He In-your-guns movement has tional Governor's ------—. ----- .. ------.-...-..b- ’ ------. , (Continued From Page One) King his civil rights, and a Mis noting happens to him, and plans to propose tighter gun sens to turn in their guns—with re-election, is chal (40) Munster* said he had no idea why his started in the nation in the wake ...... • ■■ - tragedies.” the ’Hilrd District. At present it 5:30 (40) Bob Young, Nows IS) French Chef souri charge that he escaped that he is returned to the United laws when thia/t group meets no questions asked. Last Frl- jenged by John Bolt Culbertson, Pour miles west of Khe Sanh, (20) Panel Discussion 8:30 (18) Subscription TV SERVICE name was used. Bridgman said o* * # * t i i from prison there, on April 23, of the assassination of Sen. Rob seems Ukely that there will be a (IB) Afternoon Report ( 8-40) Rat Patrol (C) (R) police questioned him Friday ® next month in Cincinnati. day, Alloto had urged a city gun Qreenville lawyer, North Vietnamese troops using 5:46 (94) Friendly Giant (12) You're In Love. Charlie ert F. Kennedy. contest for the nomination to 1967. butW..* he had no idea ...U..,*what 1 it» was Die. control law "with teeth in it.” ^ spokesman said GOP candl- satchel charges and rocket-pro 6:00 ( 3B-1O-12-40) Nerws, Weather Brown (C) U.S. Asst. Atty. Gen. Fred M. In Memphis, authorities al And there have been calls— A Gallup Poll report, released Tow n See'ks Bids (24) Boeing about until he heard the name Not all the action came from date Richard...... M. Nixon— -- has------not* this office. v S ) Misterogers Neighbor 9:00 ( 3-12) Andy Griffith (C) (R) Vinson Jr. flew to London and ready were planning secret and from public officials, o groups___r - Sunday in Princeton, N.J., said pelled grenades ambushed a (108082-30) Danny Thomn.i ■ .... ^ .10 mentioned Saturday in news ac- decided when to resume his The District Conv^tion will hood spoke with Ray in his cell Sun- ’ maximum security arrange- and individuals—for stronger that a special survey conducted adults. On New Tractor Marine supply convoy. Twelve (30) MoBale’s Navy PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1968 had paid hotel bUls for Preii- Tod0y in History dential Assistant Sherman Adams. By THE ASSOCIXt ED PRESS Steven Tenebaum, 482 W. Mid Manchester Area Graduates Five Yeare Ago Envoy Vance Praised Hospital Notes dle Tpke.; Daniel Oarreil, 26 Holland County Poli^klals Today is Monday, June 10. the President John F. Kennedy Affenfion! Spring St., Rockville; Mrs. 162nd day of 1968. ’There are 204 All ca-enlng visittiig hoara. end THMK SMALL said the United’ States would re Henr^ette LaCrolx and daughter, U M Vi days left in the year. at 8 p.m., and start. In the MkntuMlatai frain from nuclear tesjs In the READING IMPROVEMENT CUSSES Fourteen Honorary Degrees East Hartford; Mrs. Margaret G O P’« ’Educatim Proposal ^ Deliveredred in ManctaMtor____ vartoos indts, at: Pedlatrtca, 8 Today’s Highlight In History atmosphere as long as others Saunders and son, Box 62J, Cov Equipped with leaUuntte in p.m.; self service milt, M n-m.; On this date la 1610, the first did likewise. entry; Mrs. Elaine Oliver and terior, wlndahl«ld weahar, 3. BEGINNING APRIL 29, 1968 CrowisU House, S p.m. week Dutch settlers In America land One Year Ago Given at Yale University daughter, 278 HlUlard St.; Mrs. Aim ed at Towns in Area speed electric wlpen, heniter days. 8 p.m., weekends and hoM- ed on Manhattan Island. Advanced Israeli military Linda Huntington and daugh defroater, '4-wny aafety Slnahen! AFTERNOON and EVBNINO CLASSES NEW HAVEN (AP) — Yale days; private rooms, 18 a.m .; By BETTE QUA' exipedted to be re-elected to the In 1942, the German gestapo forces smashed Syrian artillery stead, England, Child Therapy ter, 287 Center S t; Mrs. An back-up Hghta, front and raw University conferred 14 honor semi-private rooms, 3 p.m .; The Education Sul mitteev cominHteeirtan potA, and Naomi sent belta. burned the Czechoslovakian vil positions near the Sea of Galilee. Clannes for ELEMENTARY and HIGH SCHOOL students In Clinic, dictor of science; biolo nette Bourque and son, i n visltt^ in 310, 314, and 338 U tfnrm R*. Hammer of Vernon is expected lage of Lidice after shooting the Remedial Reading (Phonics, Understanding, etc.), Study ary deg:rees.«n leaders of diplo gist Renato Dulbecco of the Salk Adams St. of the Republican macy, the arts and sciences to- any time for Immediate family * to be elected to a second term 173 men In the town and putting Skills, Comprehension, Vocabulary, Speed, College Board Test d is c h a r g e d YESTERDAY: search CommiU«6 has come up Ala. II, TaSaad TpLa. day at its 267th commencement Institute, doctor of science. only, with a five-minute limita is oommltteewoman. A possible TED TRUDON the women and children in con- PROFESSIONAL Mrs. Stella Wawrsynowski, Prepaeation and Genera) Reading Efflrieney. Also John W. Tukey, associate tion. Afternoon visiting hours in with severa)/|(ropoBed planks of challenge to Mrs. Hammer may centraUon camps. exereises. Rocky HUl; Joseph Hublard, 314 i, Small Classes ★ Pre-Testing Program * Certified Teachers executive director of research obstetrics are 3 to 4 p.m. then particular ^terest to Tolland be made by Midge Cook erf VOLKSWAGEN In 1964, the U.S. Senate in Cyrus R. Vance,. United States E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. ManaficM. SUEDE Ambassador at Large and num for Bell Telephone Laboratories, begin again at 1 p.m. Visitors Countjftowns, including the rec- voked cloture and choked off a doctor of science; Robert K. Nancy Lawton, 31 Oxhow Dr., 76-day filibuster against a clvil^ Acodemic Reading Improvement Center, Inc. ber two man In the American are asked not to smoke In pa Vernon; Mrs. Mary Drachen- lendatlon for larger stated CLEANING Merton, Oiddings professor of tient’s rooms. No more than two rights bill. delegation at the Paris peace berg, 241 Hilton Dr., South VEn< education gcants to Ckumecticut 83 E. CENTER STREET Next to Cavey'e talks with the North Vietnamese, sociology at Columbia Univer visitors at one time per patient. Ten Years Ago DONE ON PREMISES MANCHESTER, CONN. Telephone 648-9847 sity, doctor of social sciences, sor; Mrs. Ella ’Thurlowy cities and towns. A House subcommittee made received an honorary doctor of l^demere Ave., Rock^e; and the Rev. David G. Colwell, Patients Today: 283 The KX>-member research t * public records indicating Boston laws degree. U.S. Ambassador Mrs. Nancy Byram, 112 High pastor of Pilgrim Congregation ADMITTED SATURDAY: ■ ‘Home of industrialist Bernard GOldflne Parkade Cleaners to India Chester Bowles also re land S t; Todd WasMOMcs, Staf group is advocating a progres MANCHESTER al Church, Seattle, Wash., doc Charles Blake, Glastonbury; S e rv i c c ceived an honorary doetor of ford; Joanne Dowd; 25 Glenview sive increase in state per pajhl BURR CORNERS SHOPPINti CENTER tor of dlvitalty. Mrs.. Palmira Boochino, 139 grants to cities and towns, with a n d • f laws and American poet Robert Terr., RockvUld; Mrs. Emma O u o l i t y '' TOLLAND TURNPIKE Lowell an honorary doctor of Ambassador Vance, a gradu Wells St.; Francis Breen, 87 Taggart, IM ^ e lls St. a long range target of a 60 per letters from Yale, which keeps ate of Yale and Yale Law School ■nmber TraU, Wapplng; Corneli Also, Jdmes Matthews, 400 cent participation by the state. SOUTH WINDSOR us Clark, Stafford Springs; Wil RICHARD P. GINGRAS the identities of the recipients was praised for his "talent in Oaklaija Rd., Wajqsing; Mrs. The educational budgets of SULLIVAN AVE., SHOPPING CENTER BARBARA A.* LUPAOCHINO LAWRENCE J. ROGER SUSAN D. POTTER liam Desbrmier, Apt. 29D, Gar popular 144 Timrod Rd. 85 Henry St. secret until the ceremony ' it peacemaking." The citation MHd(M Welts, 18 Greenhill St.; Manchester area towns account 79 S. Adams St. 19 Clyde Rd. den Dr.; Mrs. Ingeborg Hesse, Manchester self. which accompanied his honor Mary F^enton, East Hart for the lion’s share of the spiral Manchester Manchester Manchester ary degree said he has sought Lebanod; Mrs. Thelma Libby, ing town budgets which have The university awarded some ford; David Gibson, Cassidy Hill MANCHESTER B. S. In Engineering Chicken of the Sea 185 Brook St.; Wapplng; B.A. Latin Bachelor of Science B. A. in Biological Sciences 2,400 undergraduate and gradu peace “ in Cyprus, in Korea, in Rd., Coventry; Salvatore Rosel- necessitated mill rate Increases 725 m id d le t u r n p ik e EAST Variety Bread Hicell, East Hartford; MrsyOer- St. Joseph Worcester Polytecbnlc Institute Cornell UConn ate degrees. Detroit, in the streets as well as la, 160 E. Center St.; George ranging from five in Tolland to trude Plnette. 24 St. J^ft St.; Other honorary degree recip in the offices and corridors of Cole, 836 Hartford Rd.; Mrs. IS mills in Bolton this year. Chunk ients were: Washington, and now in Paris." Harvey Ring, 1 L ew i^/ Orcle, Jennie Pitkin, 20 Proctor Rd.; "The state government has stop & Shop...fresh baked! Cornell University President Bowles, who is a former Con Rockville: Mrs. Addle Roesser, Mrs. Ann Varrick, 12 Proctor failed to shoulder its fair share 31 Eastland St.j/Leo Rowe, 20 James A. Perkins, doctor of necticut governor and a Yale Rd.; Ralph Lanzano, 170 Blssell of the cost of public elementary Earl St.; Ralph Russell, 20 laws; financier Sidney J. Wein graduate, was cited for "vigor St.; Mrs. Linda Diwinsky, East and secondary education,” the Salem H d.^yisrs. Maude Sheri FadyinthelllleelL berg, doctor of laws; National ous dedication" and "practical Hartford. education subcommittee stated. dan, Ea^H artford; Mrs. Anne Institutes of Health Director idealism" which Yale said has Also, Christine Germain, 102 The committee also proposes S u llh ^ , 588 King St., South James A. Shatuion, doctor of “ surmounted crises and sustain Ridge St.; Nicholsis ’TozzoU, ‘‘to remedy the short-sighted- Windsor; Mrs. Sally Wood, 82 ed the hopes of old and young East Hartford; Brian Rooney, 51 nees of the Democratic control laws; Canadian author and Jour punter Rd., Vernon. nalist William Hutchison, doctor and prlvileg;ed and poor every Jan Dr., east, Hebron; Philip led 1967 General Assembly for SPECIALS of humane letters. where in the world." , ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Chase, 118 Birch HUI Dr., Wap- failing to provide a realistic Kelly Ashlaw, 118 Brook St.; ptng; Joseph Edward, Main Also Robert Lehman, presi The citation accompanyhig^he state assistance program for Wapplng; Mrs. Mary Belcourt, St., Coventry: Joseph Hilinski, dent of the Metropolitan Muse degree to jwet Lowell s»w : "In public school libraries.” 78 Bette Circle, Vernon; Mrs. 93 Benton St.; Deborah Pierce, • ITALIAN The ever-popu- um of Art in New York City, yoin: poems and p la w ^ u teach It advocates "continued sup DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS Mildred Burden, E. Hartford; North River Rd., Coventry; 0 1 lar tuna be doctor of humane letters; Ar us that we are all actors in a port of school building grants in • CRACKED WHEAT 6 V 2 01 Donna Coles, 207 W. Center St.; EVERY WEDNESDAY t comes more so gentine musician Alberto Ginas- single drama. Where it is as Elmira Chamberlain, Hebron view of spiraling school building John Lynch, 42 Coolidge St.; as the weather cans tera, doctor of music, Arma urgent to be heroic as it is to Rd., Bolton; Beatrice Charette, costs," and seeks an "evaluation • OATMEAL Mrs. Lucille Rancourt and gets warmer Freud, director of the Hemp be absurd." 112 Charter Oak St.; Arthur on a continuing basis of all new • PUMPERNICKEL Cochrane, 17 Cottage S t ; Fred daughter, 631 N. Main St.; Mrs. programs in education, which erick Dooley, 284 Avery St., Nancy Shires and son, 160 Henry would indicate which programs St.; Mrs. Doiuia Tennant and Wapplng; Mrs. Audry Durey, should be expanded or discontin retervt the righi lo llmlf guost'tiM After Eviction Complaint son, 53 Branford St.; M rs. Susan REDEEM YOUR COUPONS 138 Lyness St. ued in the interest of effective Chevalier and dau^ter, 44 Also, Donald Foley, RFD 2, ness and economy.” Manchester; Omer Gingras, 85 Wetherell St.; Mrs. Fern "Greatly expanded occupa FROM OUR SUMMER STAMP State Welfare Chief Orders Henry St.; Mrs. Edna Gooding, ScoviUe and ^aughter, 52 Park tional programs in public high 106 Crestwood Dr.; Paul Jacobs, FESTIVAL SUPPLEMENT! schools" are advocated by the South St., Coventry; Steven Jan- Probe of Relocation Methods education sub-committee, as is .ton, 144 Reagan Rd., Rockv.lle; GROTON (AP)'— State wel tricity, refrigerator, water, or Cheryl Messner "substantial help for disadvant Albert Laliberte, 680 Center St.; UP TO 3900 EXTRA vI lue S T A M P JOHN L. PRESTON JR. □ aged children in public scbools” SOBN B. FOGARTY fare Commis^oner Bernard toilet facilities. Mrs. Lucy Lysik, East Hart D B in n n a . g a r l o o n DANIEL O. CREAMER Top in Recital and "improved career guidance 199 A. Main St. 261 Spring St. 281 Porter St. 215 Henry St. Shapiro has ordered an inves The family was later moved ford; Deborah McClelland, 164 into another building similar to in public schools” . Moncheater Manrtieater Manchester Manchester tigation. Of his department’s re Irving St.; Mrs. Josephine Mc- Miss Cheryl Messner, daugh BONUS COUPONS! the first, but better equipped, The , education subcommittee □ Gann, 21 Deepwood Dr.; Mrs. location procedures following a ter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. was headed by State Sen. Lucy B.S. Phya. Therapy Bachelor of Science B.A, In Economics B. 8. in Chem. Eng. when welfare workers learned Yolande Martin, 540 Foster St., complaint involving a Puerto Ri Messner of 699 Foster St, Wap T. Hammer of Branford and Beaton Univenlty Worceater Polytcehnlc- Inatltate FroTldence N.I.T. of the case. Wapplng. can woman and four children. plng, was awarded the prize for Rep. Guy LaGrotta of Warren. Mayor Leuba demanded an Also, Mrs. Mary Mlhallak, / The Investigation, ordered Sat the highest average report card The education committee’s investigation and "immediate Stafford Springs; Mrs. Caroline urday, is being headed by at the closing recital of the Wer recommendations will be indud- U.1D.A. CHOICE - Tasty review and revision” of reloca Nilsen, Rocky Hill; Daniel Pat ner Plano, Organ, and Vocal Marcus Driscoll, director of the tion procedures in his letter ed In the Republican platform to ten, Woodland Rd., Coventry; Studio yesterday afternoon at welfare departments’ Norwich “ so that persons in need of their be presented for approval to the Lauren Petersen, Glastonbury; the South Methodist Church. She district. services and help shall here Republican State Convention to ALL CENTER CUTS BOTTOM ROUND The probe followed a letter Patricia Raven, Cassidy Hill attained a 98 per cent average be held Friday and Saturday after be treated with dignity, Rd., Coventry; Mrs. Alice Reed, of protest written to Gov. John kindness, and humanity.” for the season. in Hartford’s Bushnell Memor 55 Emma Lane, Rockville; Paul Other pupils who participated Dempsey Friday by Groton Dr. Frank Simpson, assistant ial. Roix, East Hartford; Russell mayor Robert C. Leuba after director of the State Welfare in the recital include Lori Wil Nixon Dinner ROAST Roushon, 106 Sycamore Lane; son, Maureen E. Shaw, Brett E. the case was brought to his Department, termed the reloca The on-again off-again Nixon Stvift’s Premium Genuine Spring attention. tion “ a mistake." Mrs. Ethel Satterfield, 44 Lewis Jones, Judith A. Shuart, Marcia for President dinner being held St.; Mrs. Helen Slater, Staf The woman, Mrs. Carmen "You must understand that Glgllo, Lynn C. Seabrook, Diana for Second Congressional Dis Santos, 24, and the four children such moves are temporary," ford Springs. J. Lord, Robert E. Richardson, trict delegates to the state con were evicted from their Hart SimpkOn said. "We intend to BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Allda-Jayne Ostrinsky, Myona vention Is now scheduled for ford apartment June 3. On the move these people back. We’re daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Duvol, Deidre Shaw, Katherine Thursday night at the NoiSvich evening of the same day wel swamped. We have 1(X),000 peo James Boyle, Rt. I, Andover. E. L o^ , Julie M. Lister, Shirley Inn in Norwich, beginning at fare officials put them aboard ple on welfare. There is no DISCIHAEOED SATURDAY: R. Seavey, and Lynne D. Wil 6:30. a bus bound fdr New London housing." Mrs. Dorothy Knapp, WilHman- son. The orig;inal arrangements for Also, Daniel A. Socha, Sharon with instructions to go to an TTie children In the group are tlc; Mrs. Elizabeth Brady, 206 the dinner were canceled in me LAMB CHOP C. Waytashek, (^alg R. Potter- address in Groton—located Just Richie,, and three girls whom Hollister St.; Mrs. Joseph Bu- mory of the assassination of lb celvlclvis, 16 Ronda Dr., South ton, Rochelle S. Bernstein, Boyd across the Thames River from Mrs. Santos cares for; Iris Rod Senator Robert Kennedy, part of r*v W in^or; Mrs. Anna King, 38 Haldeman, Katherine E. Peters, New London. rigues, 12, and her sister, Hilda, the political moratorium called Grove St., Rockville; Alexand When the group arrived at 10, and Lucy O^endo, 2. Sharon A. Majewskl, Paula K. by both political parties. er Kuze, 80C Bluefield'Dr.; Mib. Haldeman, Mary L. Lopes, .the address they had been giv Iris Rodrigues is the only one TTie immediacy of this week Lorraine Mlarks, 80 Oakland Sharon A. Smith, Ilze K. Kisel- en, they found a house with of the group who speaks Eng end’s statewide Republican con broken windows and no elec Rd., Wapplnc;; Mrs. Nellie Sai- as, John M. Socha, Kathleen A. lish. vention has necessitated the mond, 390 Gardner St.; Stanton Foglio, Kathleen M. Rush, Peter CARANDO PISA ■ • M M M £AM HR I halting of the moratorium by DELICIOUS-TENDER Andrews, Stafford Springs. mmi-pricing®is in Aldens, Brent N. Chadwick, GOP politicians. Also, Mrs. Dorothy Peplneau, Mari-Jo M. Andreoli, Nancy E. NARY. E. HAYNES ROGER L. PHELPS JAMES H. MOILDUFF JEFFREY Ti MORTON Toliand County Convention Specials for 198 Porter St.; John Fletcher, Wilson, Elizabeth A. Moultrie, ITALIAN BEEF CHUCK Dunn Rd. ’Townsend Bd. eo Summer St. High Manor Park "In" . . because you want Ex-Pro Football Star Tolland County Democrats good food, low prices and help 166 Irving St.; Katherine Dal and Laureen S. Rivers. Coventry Andover Manchester Rockville (ul service "In" because you Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday froon the 35ith Dl^rtrlct will send want to check ad prices before ton, 29 Cottage St.; Mrs. LU- B. S. Mech. Engineering only! lian Day, Bolton; Deborah Con their delegates to the Stafford B.A. in English Education Bachelor of Science g , g, iq Business Administration you go shopping, and plan your PLANE COOPERA’n O N Town Hall tomorrow night at SAUSAGi PATTIES Unlveraity of Maryland Worcester Polytechnic Institute Providence UConn menu intelligently. And maybe Arrested in Assault don, 97 Woodland St;; Edward PROVIDED because in minipricing® ads Zikus^ East Hartford; Kenneth 8, to select a state central com- you can get an idea lor a new HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Jim day trial in Municipal Court in WESTFIELD, Mass. (AP) — twist on a wonderful stand by Allen, 44 MoKee St.; Donald mltteeanan and committee- my Brown, former professional Cleveland. It took an airplane and coopera like lamb chops. Gain, 66 Norman SL; Alan woman, choose an honorary vice Shoulder Lamb Chops 78‘ Brown announced his retire tion, but Mrs. Joseph P. SulU- football star turned actor, was Durdan, EUingiton; Michael chairman and secreltiary fbr the ment from football July l4, 1966 van and her son Stephen of Wll- arrested Sunday night after Brown, Hutablard Dr., Vernon; convention, and to designate Marmalade glazed and turned to acting fulltime. braham saw each other gradu Denise Reopell, Camp Meeting representatives on the conven “ 7 9 * sheriff’s deputies found a wo ate from separate colleges Sun • 7 9 * lamb chops His film credits include "Rio Rd., Bolton. tion committees. Kidney Lamb Chops man on the pavement beneath Conchos," "The Dirty Dozen,” day. Long term conunitteeman Lt. Also, Mrs, Beverly Forand, Steidien received his electri Kidney Lamb Chops . Brown’s second-floor apart “ Ice Station Zebra,” ‘'D|irk of RFD 1, Hebron; Mrs. Josephine Governor Attilio Frassenelll is Salt and Pepper ment. cal engineering degree from 2 tablespoons orange marmalade the Sun,” "Year of the fW cket'’ Lower, Glastonbury; Arthur The vidtlm was*tdentlfied as and “ The Split.’ Lowell Technological Institute 1 tablespoon lemon juice Rib Lamb Chops Squires, Wlllimantlc; Stanley at 2 p.m. He and his mother ON SALE TUESDAY Broil chops on broiler rack 5 to Eva Marie Bohnchln, 22. She He was named All-American Wendus, 163 Union St., Rock 6 minutes on one side, season was reported in good condition at Syracuse University in 1956 then flew in a plane loaned by with salt and pepper and turn. lamb fores (Whole) 45‘ LAMB PATTIES 49^, ville; Sean McCafferty, Thomp- Personal Notices Broil on second side 4 minutes, at Los Angeles County-Universi and won the rushing champion her brother-in-law from Lowell sonvllle; Carl Rickards, Staf to Westfield, where she receiv or until almost desired done ty of Southern California Medi ship eight of hds nine seasons in ford Springs; Dewey Walker, 66 Fresh ness. Season with salt and pep Sliced Calves cal Center with minor head inju the NSL. ed a bachelor's degree la Eng In Memoriam per. then spread with mixture of Russell St.; Mrs. Virginia Lewis, lish from Westfield State Col HADDOCK FILLET and Tastv marmalade and lemon juice. ries and a dislocated shoulder. He carrfed the ball 2,359 tlme^ Broil about 2 minutes longer. 101 W..?dlddle Tpke.; Mrs. lege two hours later. In loving„ memory____ r y c of lat Lt. Rich- Brown, 32, a /orm er fullback in his pro career and gained a and 'P. Gaudlno who died June 10. (Increase amount of glaze if Anne Webb, 411 N. Main St.; The Institutions cooperated by 1956. more than a few lamb chops). 7 4 . with the Cleveland Browns who total of 12,312f yatds for an aver BACON LIVER Mrs. Evelyn Blow, Carolyn Dr., awarding Stephen his degree Th is is part of mini-pncing'.'R' Mira Cura led the National Football age of 5.2 yards per carry. A .sUent thought, a secret tear, POPULAR FANCY service. Hebron. first :n his graduating class and Keeps his memory ever dear. League in rushing, was booked Brown scored 106 touchdowns Also, Alexander Tycz, 131 Mrs. Sullivan last in hers. Mother and Brother on suspicion of assault with in In his nine y ears with the Summit St.; Mrs. Marie Zahol- 46 OZ. tent to commit murder. Browns, won the rushing title as owski, 41 Agnes Dr.; Mrs. Lin CANS He was taken to the West Hol a rookie in 1957 and retained the da WaschoII, East Hartford; TOMATO JUICE 4 Rich in •garden flavor! mini-pricinn^ saves you money on lywood sheriff’s substation and title through 1961. He was run- Hyman Rashall, 76 Scott Dr.; was later released on »12,500 nerup in 1962 and then won it everyday low, low prices! SBHLOe bond. His attorney, Jules Covey, again for the next three sea POPULAR ENRICHED 6 wiveioot AQ* said he would make no state sons. CDjnjyJuduJbjtwnA, Instant Breakfast pockogr Sot I.Soiie on this famous brand! ment until later today. Brown was acquitted in Cleve Swift Vienna Sausage con Deputies Myron Cole and land, In 1965 of a charge of as 1 LB. JEANNE A. TESIK MARY L. BLAKE RONALD BABRACUFFE THOMAS A. COVnX Stop & Shop Sliced Beets 'foV 5/95' John Texelra said they were sault and battery brought by 4 OZ. 32' Westminster Rd. 46 Elsie pr. 196 Autumn St. 98 W. Middle Tpke. Manchester Vi 01 called to Brown’s West Holly Miss Brenda Ayres, 18. She ac Clci&A WHITE BREAD 4 LOAVES^ Manchester Manchester Manchester Kellogg’s Pop Tarts 0kg KRAFT wood-apartment at about 9 p.m. cused Brown of slapping her on m U B.A. ChUd Study B. A. in ReUgious Education IV 25’ after neighbors complained of a the face, stomach and hip in his B.A. French (Cum Laude) B. A. in English Stop & Shop Mustard St. Joseph Central Bible College > AMERICAN CHEESE fight. motel room, giving her whisky "In Poly tie-bags to insure freshness" AlbertuB Magnus Providence r 5 /'i Crosse & Blackwell Relishes OR STOP & SHOP BRAND Texelra said Brown attacked and forcing her into sexual rela WITH Gifts Gifts .S pedal I lb Daily Cucumber Slices 31' Sliced. White or yellow him when he and Cole tried to- tions. “GARDEN GOODNESS’ take the actor into custody. Brown denied the charges for Mon., Slices of pro For Her For Him Stop & Shop French Fries tein-rich good When the officers subdued during his testimony in a Munic Tues. & 1701 t1 M Swift Sandwich Steaks " 'dpkgV.' '1 ness! Great tor Brown and left the apartment ipal Court trial. He said Miss II'ed. only! Grilled Cheese, STOP terrific as part building with him, the officers Ayres came to his motel room Watches Watches Yah Yah Beef Burgers 1 aiHOP SHOP uk. of "build your said they found Miss Bohnchln at 3 a.m. and refused to’ leave. FfOien _ own sandwicfi" LARGE, LUSCIOUS, LOW , LOW PRICE Chopped Broccoli siop iThop 6 pbgvp'k»>' 89' creation. on-patio concrete beneath a sec-- • The Jury of seven women and Wallets 9 01 ond-floor balcony. five men deliberated 80 minutes Wallets Birds Eye Awake 1°^con 3/*l ’They said they found patches -before returning the acquittal Cameras Look for the coupon in pint Stop & Shop Fish Sticks"' 3/ 89' Save on Daisy Brand of hair and bloodstains In the verdict. $ our Stop S Shop egg cartons .. Cameras f I dion IG 01 3/ 89’ Brown apartment. Colognes BLUEBERRIES 3 baskets Morton’s Apple Pie Plain or Sugared Miss Bohnchln was first taken iPe’ re as LARGE, SUGAR SWEET, LOW CALORIEU Churney Caljack Cheese Sticks Dkg 39' to Citizens Emergency Hospital Perfumes Electric Razors Grctrc} where she was reported in criti near as Borden’s "."Z”." Cheese y. oil lobi-i kon / O cal condition with a broken neck Dusting Powders CANTALOUPES ’, ouuon QCr * Shave Kits Sealtest Ice Cream ubg Fresh baked and fractured skull. Doctors at your SOUTHERN BEAUTIES from Stop & the <3ounty-USC medical center George Bycholski Radios Caterer’s Kitchen Dips B/’l" Shop's own said her injuries were less seri telephone After Shave Lotions Yn*i I'.ei a special 7c off coupon bakery .. . your PEACHES witti every dozen Stop & Shop eggs Countryfine Orange Drink 29' fdiinly will love ous than first believed. of Manchester Travel Alarms fowardb the purchase of a I or 2 'emi Sheriff’s deputies said Miss pound can of Stop & Shop Coffee, Allsweet Margarine > ” " 29' FREE Stationery - and Colognes reguldf. cfnp or electric perk, Our DOZEN Bohnchln carried a German has joined our staff as ROMAINE LEHUCE way of sayini' ' try it. you’ll love Fleischmann’s o7 Margarine2/89' passport but declined to give it!" further information on her back DELIVERY a salesman. He invites Travel Cases Pen & Pencil Sets ground. She and Brown are v™ ' e STAMPS Negroes. Ms friends to stop by 50 EX TR A PUBCIIE8E OF: AT OUR MANCHESTER Your order for drug oeeda . Brown’s arraignment was set STOP & SHOP STORE! and cos metics will be taken and see him. Greeting Cards Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons for 9 a.m. Thursday in Beverly core of Inunedlateljr. / 5-Lb. BAG NEW CALIFORNIA POTATOES Hills. Films and Nashbulb's R0NA|A b . jo in m n EDWIN A. NA8CHKE ALAN ANDERSON CHRISTOPHER TOTTEN 'The 6-foot-2, 228-pounder, the GRODY CHEVROLET or 34.b. BAG S McIn to sh a p p le s 40 Green Bd. 23 Nye St. 20 Coburn Rd. 50 Summit St. 2A3 MIDDLE TURNPIKE W EST, MANCHESTER. CONN. NFL’s most valuable player In Manchester Manchester Manchester Maiiclicster 1965, his final season, was 21 Isham Rd. ( j J s l d o f l L QUINN'S PHARMACY B . S. In Education cleared-of an assault^and bat Bachelor of Science B.S. Mech. Eng. Bachelor of Arts 707 MAIN ST.—648-5821 Southern State CoUege tery charge against an 18-year- West Hartford 873 MAIN STREET— 643-4136 Worcester Polytechnic Institute Western N. E. CoUege Hartwick old girl July 2, 1965 aftera 10- Freserlptloo Pbarmacy PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1968 PAGE SEVENTEEN Rockefeller Says Kennedy STILL TIME TO START YOUR SET NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Was ^Special’ to the Young oz. Therm TUMBLER MEADVILLE, Pa. (AP) — pletely to the service of his First Qov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, the country." s e c o n d WEEK c ^fifrmcup firs t' presidential candidate to “Though his years were few — he was only 42 when he died t smi, torn National deliver a post-assassination —he lived a lifetime filled with speech under Secret Service meaning," Rockefeller said. Collect an ilem o week* For a complete set of cf^^igncr serving aieJ* ^ e a c h ^ ■ ' ' S t o r e s .rd, said today Sen. Robert “He brought understanding and Richly graincci Acctilac looks like wood! !' dishwasher sefe Slain resistant' Kennedy was "someone spe communication to the poor and (HM oirom wE! r cial to young: people" who arethe exploited.” plus many ofMer occcssory itcn\s available... see complete display in your favorite Grand Union seeking new leadership. It is in that way. Rockefeller The New York governor’s re said, that “we need to break mark was in a speech prepared down the barriers and build for commencement exercises at bridges between all the divided Allegheny College in this small segments of America.” northwestern Pennsylvania city. Rockefeller became the first Rockefeller, who is seeking to use new security arrange BONELESS MONDA Y • TUESDA Y • WEDNESDA Y SPECIAL! the Republican presidential ments for presidential candi nomination, eulogized the slain dates in the Wake of Kennedy’s FIRST GUT USDA CH01C6 New York Democratic senator assassination.. President John who conceivably could have son ordered Secret Service men BRISKET been his opponent in Novem assigned to all major presiden W IN ¥ S ber's general election. tial candidates after Kennedy He said "all generations were was shot Wednesday at a Los stunned and saddened by the Angeles rally. He was there cel ttagic death” lliursday, some ebrating his victory in the Cali 28 hours after Kennedy was shot fornia primary. in the brain by an assassin Secret Service agents as Lonoon BROIL while campaigning for the Dem signed to Rockefeller have been ocratic presidential nomination. in Meadville for days, although “We know," Rockefeller told officials soft-pedaled talk of se VEAL CHOPS BONELESS SHOULDER the 370 Allegheny graduates, curity measures, describing- " a s h “ that he was someone special to most of them as routine. young people. He moved and in Meandvllle's 25-man police RIB I LOW *1000 Why not barbe spired them. We know, there force has been alerted for duty. cue one of fore that your sense of loss is And a dozen Pennsylvania state these delicious especially deep and painful." troopers were standing by. They 7 9 1 1 8 9 1 rtH ' PLAYING //y steaks. All Further eulogizing Kennedy were in addition to those who mouthwatering as one who “ became a bridge normally accompany Pennsyl between the generations and be vania Gov. Raymond P. Shafer, \rs whether you tween different groups within an Allegheny Alumnus who also broil inside.pr the nation,” Rockefeller said: was here, and the New York barbecue out “ Such is one test of the leader troopers who regularly travel USDAl side. ship we desperately need in with Rockefeller. YOUR CHOICE CHOICE, American society today." The governor was fulfilling a BONDS And he said young people are commitment made to Shafer expressing “a need we all feel, over a month ago to deliver the QUARTERS a need for leadership that can commencement address. LEGS < BREASTS sense and understand the winds In it, he asked for higher edu w i)h w ith BONELESS of change —leadership that will cation for all people, regardless Backs II) Wing channel these youthful hopes, of financial status. RTNCA win the trust of all races, re “For we have evolved a socie store the confidence of Ameri ty that is impatient with the un swnrs PUNnni-sucEO SWm'S PUNIDN - SAUSAGE m i l u T i f cans in themselves.” skilled and unpromising for the Rockefeller said Kennedy uneducated," Rockefeller said. BEEF LIVER PATTIES ‘z. 65' HOSFITALITT _ _ ___ P U Y TODAY . . . JOIN THE LIST OF LUCKY WINNERS SmOKED BUTTS ruM iuM - sausage "evldentally recognized as a “To the extent that we leave tl HmSfi lOIELSSS swm's very young man that a life with T lilV C nowN world, we also leave them dls- n i l N 5 i-4 lb*. Mf• Lin iLa 'SERVE 65' world, we also leav them dis z out a higher purpose is a life ARNODI H A K SWOT'S PRENIUN without meaning. So he strived contented with the world — and Chuck for excellence in all he did — rebelliius about their place and SLICED BACON FRANKS ib 69' [RLIFORnin STERKS Bone In and committed himself com robeilious about their place and Here Are Just a Few Winners! SCOTT-WHITE OR ASST LIGHT CHUNK Extra Tender Events in World VIVA TOWELS STARKIST TUNA Extra Plump Fresh a m $ M f f i f i [HIIKER BRERSTS Brush Fire Spreads pan’s second largest commer 6 V2 OZ. cial airport. c a n s %000 WINNER To Ammo Stockpile A spokesman for the govern Extra Meaty SHENANDOAH E A R L Y M O R N T E L AVrV (A P ) — A brush ment’s aviation bureau said to Fresh day the g:overnment would not Mr. Anthony Mondani - Westbrook, Conn. fire spread Sunday to a stock LIBBY R O C K (HKKEH THIGHS be able t<^ comply immediately pile of ammunition captured by CORNISH because the U.S. Japanese Se SLICED BACON D E L M O NTE Israel in the Arab-Israeli war a TOMATO JUICE curity treaty provides for U.S. 3 to 4 lbs. ^ Roast year ago and set off explosions forces to use all commercial TOMATO SAUCE 3 ■ "U; 87e A v g . or that rocked buildings in Tel Japanese airports "for official W g t. lb Barbecue 1 2 “ * 1 , 0 0 Aviv, 16 miles to the north. purposes.” “However," he said, “ the gov An army spokesman said HVCRAOE-BV THE PIECE m NOGEN DAVID - MIDGET ernment would like to study the * 5 0 0 * 5 0 0 there was no sign of sabotage, Osaka request.” and no casualties were report >b SALAI 99' A spokesman for the assem BOLOGNA 4 9 ° BOLOGNA ed. The exploding shells kept SALAD DRESSING DEERFOOT------PLUMROSE-IUnD HEINZ ENGLISH MUFFINS bly in Osaka^ 320 miles west of firefighters away. Surrounding WINNER WINNER EXTRA Tokyo, said the resolution was settlements were evacuated and’ MIRACLE WHIP LINK SAUSAGE ' BOILED HAM 59' KETCHUP adopted 64-42 Sunday with all roads and electricity in the area members of Prime kOnlster El- MRS. BETTY ZAK MR. ANDREW BUNK F in a s t -were shut off as a precaution. 45c 2 39e saku Sato’s Liberal-Democratic Huntington, Conn. Seymour, Conn. package of 12 Meanwhile, the army said an [RnTHLOUPES party opposing it. Israeli patrol killed three Arab SH OmCKEN OF THE SEA sabotsurs north of the Damya Talks Open in Malaysia SWEET RED RIPE PHILADELPHIA Bridge and no Israelis were WHITE TUNA hurt in the clash. KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia CREAM CHEESE blueberry pies Israeli and Jordanian forces (AP) — Britain, Australia, Ma 100 WINNER <100 WINNER <100 WINNER laysia, New Zealand and Singa ^ 3 U : »1.00 exchanged fire across the Jor 8 oz. 23c JOSEPH PULASKI MRS. A. THEROUX PAT VELLOTII dan River near the Allenby pore opened talks today on de Watermelon Ib Serve fense arrangements after Brit Bridge Sunday night. Spokes Hamden, Conn. Brooklyn, Conn. Norwalk, Conn. with Richmond ain withdraws its military GRAND UNION VINE RIPENED — men on each side reported no ALL PURPOSE Ice Cream casualties among their troops. forces from Malaysia and Sin gapore in 1971. FRQZEN WAFFLES Burmese Border Clash Malaysian Prime Minister WESSON SIL nOO WINNER <100 WINNER <50 WINNER Tunku Abdul Rahman 'told the * CantalGupes 4 I CALCUTTA. India (AP) In assorted donuts five-power . Commonwealth de MR. CHARLES LOLLER MRS. WM. VINCELLETE MRS. EDWARD MALLEY dian troops have killed more fense conference Malaysians g.> *W8 9 than 100 rebellious Naga tribes were most anxious to know c a n Hamden, Conn. Lenox, Mass. Thompsonville, Conn. CALIF. SWEET LUSCIOUS men in clashes near the what Britain meant by saying it Finast YELLOW ONIONS Burmese border and found evi “will continue to maintain a LEMONS ba". 49' package of 12 4 9 GRAND UNION BING CHERRIES ' dence of Red Chinese aid to the general capability which would GARDEN FRESH IMPORTED ITALIAN . , , , M O R TO N ’S Red Ripe Nagas, say reports reaching be available in fulfilling her Salad Favorite LEMONADE ,b l9 ' CREAM PIES <50 WINNER <50 WINNER <50 WINNER Calcutta. commitments.” GREEN BEANS RED ONIONS TOMATOES Casualties among the Indian . Mentioning Britain’s econom MRS. ISABELLE DAVIS ROY FULCHER J. B. LOVELL 1 2 « 1 . 0 0 SELECTED FIRM RIPE g o l d e n RIPE 4 ‘IS: *1.00 border guard troops also were ic difficulties, Rahman said, "It Haven, Conn. East Hartford, Conn. Woodbury, Conn. heavy in fighting which began would not be fair for us to bold New Friday and continued sporadi the British to their previous GRAND UNION-FROZEN TOMATOES PINEAPPLES Buy one 10 oz jar at Reg. Price Pay Half Price For Second, Jar cally over the weekend, the re promises to keep their bases p o r t said. and forces here.” The fighting was around a But, he said, “we had hoped <50 WINNER <50 WINNER <50 WINNER INSTANT rebel hideout on a jungled that the withdrawal would not MRS. R. FLANDERS mountaintop about a mile from MRS. J. HOWE MRS. IRENE DLUGOS COFFEE have to happen so soon and at a Stratford, Conn. the Indian army divisional time when Malaysia still needs Bridgeport, Conn. Bridgeport, Conn. mRHuai musE headquarters at Aakhoma, in to direct all her resources to Nagaland State, where trlbes- ward nation-building and the m w long have demanded inde HEINZ VEGETARIAN OR BIRDS EVE W ONION SAUCE n r T T D r r u T economic wellbeing of her peo couiCEUUU aIiUO Mm il i Mb S Q c • GRAPE • FRUIT PUHCH • ORAHGE • BLACK CHERRY pendence. ple.” PORK & BEANS 3 cant Mixed Vegetables X' 39* #1*** 1*, Officials said .24 rebels have MORE WINNERS Tomato JmcECocKTAiL ’c n 33 SHORTENING Frozen been captured, along with huge There are 154 parks in Los 81 quantities of Chinese weapons. CRISCO 85' • ' Angeles with a total area of REFRESHING C 4 C 7 HOWARD JOHNSON HECKER'S Mrs. Boucher Wethersfield, Conn. Mrs. Michael Guze Hartford, Conn. Concentrate The Press Trust of India said DETERGENT 9^^75,gcres. Frank Rossi North^pton, Mass. photographs /bund on the N a FRIED CLAMS X 69* FLOUR 59* I V O R V Ida Beaulieu Bristol, Conn. u w D n m B YUBAN COFFEE * n.mcuM/iwM'icrUISCHMANN'S imiUNSALTED MY-T-riNE CHOC., VAN., LEMON > V V l % A I # 1 W W V gas’ bodies gave "conclusive ev 35' Mrs. Weyand Newington, Conn. Edwin 0. Geusen Holyoke, Mass. idence” of a link with the CADILLAC 5 in 1 MARGARINE 49* Instant Pudding 4 Z 27* cleans deep Chinese. LIGGEH DRUG MINUTE MAH) Alice Vlastnik .Pittsfield, Mass. Helen Junzyk Norwich, Conn. Nagaland borders on Chinese PARKADE DOG FOOD ORANGE JUICE - '45c CHILI SAUCE 37 Maryan Rich Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Louise Neff Willimantic, Conn. Tibet and Burma. OPEN BIRDS EYE W HOLLANDAJSE SAUCE DASH DETERGENT 75' Red China charged mean DEL MONTE PET EVAPORATED . DETERGENT UM TETUnR while, that Indian planes intrud :45 A.M. to 10 P.M. B r o c c o l i Sp e a r s pky, 39* SKIMMED MILK 2 - r 2 9 UlESSOn OIL ed into Tibetan air space nine PRUNE JUICE b 45c NINE LIVES-CHICKEN A LIVER DARK CHOC.-DEAL PACK times recently for "provocative IVORY UQUID 79 PLANTERS KITTY BURGERS 2 ; “'3 3 ' Q.T. FROSTING MIX b.. 29 ' B O I M X J S B O I N T U r S reconnaissance activities.” P e REG. OR DRIP DETERGENT EXTRA I ja I 3 V € 3 r O B I i v r €3r o king’s New Cjhlna News Agency PRIZE SLIP PRIZE SLIP for SALADS & Issued " a serious warning." An PEANUT OIL S 67* PROGRAM #241 PROGRAM #241 Indian government spokesman ilOGOIIPLIGE 73c WISK LIQUID 79 FLAVORFUL SAVARIN COFFEE UBBY'S ' PRIZE denied the charge. REG. OR DRIP ONE THOUSAND TEN DOLLAR COOKING Zambia Reports Bridge HI-C DRINKS 4 ' 47* $145 DOLLAR GAME G AM E CORNED BEEF 63 (N-FIVE) (N-FOUR) Blown Up by Saboteurs DEAL PACK SAVARIN COFFEE " I iDiiv/r ffvunriit viiv ' SLIPS U B B Y 'S UNPEELED Everyday Low Prices! Everyday Low Prices! LUSAKA, Zambia (AP) — N-5 N - 4 Saboteurs blew up a vital road BOLD DETERGENT z APRICOTS 45 • Rictunond Half bridge Sunday on the chief route ' a h Flavors Gal Gallon Bleach ' DETERGENT _ _ AJAX HEINZ IC6 Urosm 59' for Zam bia’s diesel -oil imports and copper exports and stabbed qt a watchman to death, authori JOY LIQUID c?: 82* WHITE VINEGAR Mayonnaise jar 49' Fabric Softener 29 CUT OUT ENTIRE SLIP CUT OUT ENTIRE SLIP LIQUID CLEANER N ties said. * HEINZ V ON DOTTED LINE V I V ON DOTTED LINE y Mb qt $1 0 0 There was no immediate indi ______--IJ L b ______--1J Finast Liquid 40oz Q O C Btl 1 cation of how long the Great Richmond Coffee can 59' Detergent East Road to Malawi would be TIDE DETERGENT c 35* coni. ^ ^ Jerry Morel BARBECUE SAUCE 49' EXTR A BONUS! Each week we will print Extra Game Book and you are on your way to winnmg blocked by the break in the WATER CONDITIONER Cash Prizes. Luangwa Bridge, 120 miles from 11113 man is known to be an Bonus Bingo Prize Slips in our newspaper ads. Lusaka and five miles from the ocoompUce of Honest Doug CLEANER CLEANER Watch for these ads I Gut out (or c»py 0 and use ‘Mf you copy; hand print in plain block letters on 79 a plain piece of paper the Program Ga.me border of Portuguese Mozam las. Irate dealens claim he SALVO TABLETS - * AJAX LIQUID 39' AJAX LIQUID CALGON 73' them together with all the Prize Slips of this bique. is worse than Douglas in that SMUCKERS program you receive at ouY stores to help you win Value, Letter and Number as they appear on he is more lenient in selling your share of Prizes. Start with the Extra Prize each newspaper Prize Slip, prrsted in your partic Osaka Assembly Wants oars to people who are in bad Slips in this Ad I Mark them in your Bonus Bingo ipating store. circumstances due to pre U.S. Planes Barred vious bad credit experience. Imploy.ti of rint Nitlonil Stor.i ind immedlal. f.milie. ,r» lntll|lbl» to pirtlelp.to In this prtpim OSAKA, Japan (AP) — The A ll you have to do, they say, 'c Copyright W. J. JoHery 1964—All RighlJ Reserved Slretegic Merchandising. 90 P.rk Ave.. N Y C. TOP QUALITY, LOW PRICES, WONDERFUL STAMPS. ..THAT’S TOTAL VALUE! Osaka prefectural assembly is go over to Douglas -Motor Manchestejr Parkade, Middle Turnpike, West— Triple-S Redemption Center 180 Market Square, Newington Sales, 345 Main St., with a wants the Japanese government Open Friday Nights to 9— All Redemption Centers Closed Mondays Mttle money clenched In your to bar U.S. military planes from fist and you’ve got a deal. We reserve the right to limit quantities Osaka International Airport, Ja Prices effective First National Super Markets Beer, Cigarettes, and Tobacco exclusive o( Stamp Oder P A 6B EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1968 MANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN Pappas Looks Forwdrd to Being Traded Sports Slate rHPT _ Warm Weather Brings Out Hot Bats 1 Brew Plays Role in Success SOFTBALL BREPKS Monday — Scaltest vs. Metho THE ^ ^ dist. Robertson; Lenox vs. Players Defy Order, Biirklond, Nebo; Harry’s vs. Veteran Marathoner Says ■Clock, Keeney; Walnut vs. 000 RECORD 0 n As Cardinals and Reds Split Pair Canture, 8 at Nebo. of thon by drinking 16 bottlez of HOLYOKE, Mass. (AP) "i tram on eight boti ’Tuesday — AnnuUI vs. Sav Jim McDonagh, a smiling beer every day," the 40-year-old beer and two battles of Irlrti ale however, was charged to Cal n S 1-3 onn Cincinnati. The Cards and Reds St. Louis Jumped off to a 5-0 Lock dropped Wllle Davis’ fly ings, Robertson; Herald vs. BA, Irishiman from New York ‘building super ntendent sa d from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Satur NEW YORK (AP) — Koonce. trotted out !• including lead in the first Inning of the ball and Falrey scored the win ‘Economic Pressures’ Nebo; Alberti’s vs. Billiards, Sunday after winning the sixth day,*' he said. 0 0 INNINGS Mays blasted his 11th homer Country Club City, IS a running ad f ) J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. JUNE 10, 1968 PAGE TWENTV-ONE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., M 0N D A ;^JU1^ 10^, 1968 AnttmiobilM For Scrio 4 Bminoks Sorvieos Miniiiory, Help Wonted— Help Hdp Wonfd Mdt 34 BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB Aniwtr fo Frsrioai Funie STUDBBAKER 1962, 4 - door ______OfFoiod 13 DrotsmoMim 19 SI 35 WHAT 0EO AM E OF IFtWIS i-n iw ]' iH '* ')r .:? ■ J7i[sir■!!JS CLASSIFIED sedan, 46,000 miles, good tires, SHARPENING Service JANITORIAL — part-time, eve Saws. DRESSM AKING— Alterations, R.N. or L.P.N., 11 to 7 a.m., LIKES T ^^UNCH KEEPS Up ItL Sculptors nings* Manchester afea. Five ' i 'l l T W E A T u s t o r S W E U ^ ; (VESTERDAyfe 2 snow Ures on wheels includ- knives, axes, shears, skates, zippers replaced, etc. Excel DENTAL asslatant, full-time for full or part-time. Laurel ^ ^ . ELfAERl'* 'HILST 1 mTCW PUNCTURE nights per week, 8:80 to 8:80 A BAfi OP POP- TWk56$,VtXfVe Mto yOU’RE^lS L06ANJ:" FOR ed, $200. 64S-1469 after 6 p.m. rotary blades. Quick service. lent Workmanship, 649-4811. Rockville office. Write Box Manor, 649-4819. A fAO/ISl MY EAR- p.m. Call Hartford, 249-6889 be gS R S iB U G S l ft CLfteSIfAL EDU- A 6WILE ONTOUR ACROS*' goddess ' ’ Licirj' _ I ini=ii=>4 Capitol Equipment Co., 38 " N ” . Manchester Herald, giv o p u /ks in 1962 CHEVROLET Impala 2- /MA30R- M U O .W EftK 56 Enunciates ADVERTISING ing full qualifications. TIRED of going to Hartford to tween 8 a.m. ahd 6 p.m. E (TATION/WHAT VO 1 French door hardtop, standard trans Main 8^., Manchester. Hours HOOPLE'S ^ 4E (,F- d o w n Movlno— Traeklnq— work? Secretary wanted by GWAClOUSl I T ^ you thimk' opthiE'^‘ SHAKE sculptor CLASSIFIED ADVER-nSING DEPT. HOURS mission. Loaded with extras. dally 7:80-8, Thursday, 7:30-9, FULL or part-time. Trailer E A R P U J'^ "' 0EFEN6E.^ EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, local insurance agency. Ex DARK IN HERE I AOVeRTl^EMEMT 14PEARE (1784>-ie55) 1 Character' 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Cali 643-2847. Saturday 7:30-4. 643-7988. 20 Driver to work for Golf Car FORIHE WOOPLE WONT 5 French of Teutonic full-time permanant position. perience preferred. Good BACK - HOE available with MANCHESTER Delivery—Ught Rental Services. No experi EARPLU6:’WHEN ■SUE.' sculptor alphabet. 1960 PLYMOUTH Fury, 2-door Excellent salary. Should be working conditions, air-condi trucking and package delivery. ence necessary. For further. NOISE ANNOys. (1840-1917) 2 Monitor hardtop, automatic, running operator, trencMhg, cellars, familiar with machine posting. tioned office, pay com lizard COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT Refrigerators, washers and information call 649-2867 or PLU6IM ANP 10 Dutch 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION condition, $400. or best offer. septic fields, pools, sewer lines Norman's, Manchester. Call for mensurate with ability. Full or Guiana 3 Twice stove moving, specialty. Fold 648-2010 after 6 p.m. 21 Unexpected 39 Permitted Call after 8:30, 649-8748. etc. New equipment. Reason appointment, Mrs. May, 646- part-time. Write Box G, Man -ruNE out" 13 subside (prefix) Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:80 p.m, Friday. ing chairs for rent. 649-0782. attack entry able rates. 643-6188, or 666-8870. 0118. chester Herald. 14 Uterary 4 Glossy (2 words) PONTIAC Lemana 1963 con- LUMBER TRUCK driver, year 111 collection coatings 22 "Keystone 40 Distinct part vortlblc, 8 cylinder,'automate. LAWN MOWERS sharpened COUNTER WOMAN for eye- 'round work, excellent fringe 5 College cheer State” (ab.) PLEASE READ YOUR AD SECRETARY for local law of t >M« br W*>Mr IrM 15 Fourth 41 Moslem Painting— Paporlng 21 nlng shift, 7 p.m. to midnight, benefits. Apply Yard Superin )»*•■ A«n. tK. 1.1 Arabian 6 Corpulent 23 Sacred 647-1182 after 6 p.m. repaired. Engine tune-ups, fice.' Write Box GG, Manches TM !•« U$NlOH judge C l ^ f l e d or “ Want Ada" are taken over the phone aa a ______reel, rotary, hand. Pick-up and 3 to 4 evenings per week. tendent, W. G. Glenney Lum caliph 7 Painter, picture L. PELLETIER — Painting — ter Evening Herald. 16 ------ot Troy 24 Man’s 4 2 ------wad Mb ad the.FIR ST ■1960 FALCON 2-door. In run- deliver, 649-7988. Please apply manager, Mr. ber Co., 886 No. Main St., Salvador Khayyam interior and exterior, papering ALLY 60P BY V. T. HAMLIN 17 Number nickname r e p o r t e r r o r s In time fortoo nlng condition, but needs motor ------—------WAITRESS wanted. Apply to Donut Shop, 286 West Middle Manchester. 25 Send out 43 Cover with next Insertim. Herald la reaponslble for only ONE Incor work. $80. Call aft4r 4:30, 643- «U B B I8 H — trash removed to and paper removal, fully In Tpke. s o o d o l o j o e how 18 Symbol of 8 Brain Mr. Flink at Cavey’s Restau vootcsi oUke w e 'll HEV, d oc! ! 27 Legal code stones, as a rect or o n d t ^ Inae^on lor any advertisement and then only 5g70 the dump, lawns maintained. sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. MAN WANTED aa truck driver .COME- DO VDU SUPPOSE authority passage rant, 643-1418. HWE TO RUN THIS 20 Forefather 9 Hawaiian items street to tte extent of a make good" Insertion. .Errors wMch do Call 649-1868 after 6 p.m. COUNTER G IRL — weekends. and yard man. Apply In per ASTEROID - BUMPER / l o o k ! HE KNEW WE'D 45 Wild party INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe- BE LOOKING? 21 Give a new bird 28 Crude metals not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected 1961 FORD 9-passenger Coimtry SECRETARY. no shorthand, Apply Bess Eaton Donuts, 160 son, W.H. England Lumber OURSELVES / , 46 Raised by "m ake good" Insertion. form to 10 Was perched 29 Have existed Sedan V-8 TutomaOe * tia^^ STEPS, sidewalks, stonewalls, cial rates for people over 68. good typist, deversifled duties.. Center St., Manchester. Co., 840 East Middle Tpke. platform I^w er fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Call my compeUtors. then call 23 Utopian 11 Word of 31 S i g n s Excellent employe benefits. 26 Japanese sorrow 32 Campus girl 47 Turkish All concrete repairs. Reason me. Estimates given. 649-7863, A WORD TO the wives. If you SHEET METAL worker, experi- dignitary condition, $196. May be seen at Call MUs Flynn, 249-7601, 8:30 F'l* outcast 12 lUllan 35 Greek ably priced. 648-0881. 876-8401. want money to buy a car, enced in duct layout or duct ComPoTeR 49 Cyprinold t 4 ^ 2 7 1 1 60 Elwood Rd., 649-3818. to 4 :30 p.m., Monday through 27 Vulgar Renaissance sculptor 8 7 5 -3 1 3 6 house, furniture — AVON is erection. Good pay, fringe ben c a n t b e a r - 37 Laughter fish Friday. |300 30 Woman's sculptor (Rockville, Ton Free) 1964 FORD X L — 4-door hard- LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also INTERIOR and exterior palnt- your answer. National ad efits also oil burner. Call 628- TOLI6TeM= t-io negligee 19 Consumed sound 54 M usical note ing and papering. Call Phil o top. Excellent condition. Orig moving large appliances. Burn vertising and full training add 7707. jacket p 12 1^ 1 ! " 6 1 8 9 ing barrels delivered, $4. 644- Denoncourt, 742-6173. 32 Be concerned inal owner, reasonable. Call RN — 7-3 shift, full-time, part- up to high hourly earnings. Call 821-4663, after 3. 1776. PART-TIME BY J. B. WILLIANS 33 Roman poet uT r IT Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? PAIN TIN G — Interior and ex time. Laurel Manor, 649-4810. 289-4922 today. OUl OUR W Al 34 Hate of terior, very reasonable, free PORTER IT re 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, black, sun- MATURE LADY wanted to care ability to IT estimates. Call Richard DJDkl'T 1 SEE 6RAMP HAUL- X THAT'S HISOWN COLLECTION 24-Hour Answering Service roof, red leather Interior, fully for 3 children, starting June Mornings, 6-day week. J FROM UP AND DOWN THE work MarUn, 649-9288, 646-4411. 1M6 THE RUBBISH OUT TOl b y FROM UP ANp DOWN rr equipped, show room condition, DON’T THROW THAT STENOGRAPHER " str e e t/ 1 SHOULD HAVE KNOWN 36 Seine 24th until September 6th. In my Apply to Mr. Petro the curb a w hile AOOt 37 Female fow l $1,480. Call 649-8766. t 1H« HIA. Iim. T.M. I f »■ WHAT IN THE WORLD IS HE I WHEN I SAW HIM EMPTV ONE OF Free to Herald Readers OLD MOWER AWAY! JOSEPH P. LEWIS -- custom Personnel Department home. Monday through Friday, HAULING IT BACK F=OR? OUR containers a n d fill 38 State in painting, interior and exterior, 7 to 8 p.m.. In Bolton area. th e other one to o v e r CHEVROLET 1962 Bel Air, au- W. T. GRANTS if Germany 23 » Want information on one 'of our classified adverttsements? Transportation provided. 646- flow ing.' excuse me while We can recondition your old paperhanging, wallpaper re Exciting position in busy of Manchester Shopping Parkade DAVY JONES BY LBPF and McWILLIAMS 39 Without No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the tomatic 6, radio, heater, good 2080. 1 GET him turned AROUND^ u moved. Wallpaper books on re fice Involves Interviewing, HE'LL BE IN SURGERY ^ vigor' condition, $478. After 6 p.m., power mower to run like PRESS OPERATORS S -6 0 0 D WE RUSHED 1 r, IS HE ALL 41 Struggle quest. Fully.Insured. Free es light steno, maintaining rec HIM HERE ‘ I'r - r i q h t ? FOR SEVERAL HOURS. " 1 649-6869. new for less money than a FORK LIFT OPERATORS . HELLO, DIANE... I'M HEAVENS... 1 I'VE SENT BENJI IN THE I 44 Dispatch EDWARDS timates. Cali 646-6668. ords, compiling reports and D ID N 'T EVEN WHILE YOU new one will cost. Holp W o n fd Molo 34 PACKERS AT THE HOSPITAL — W ERE OUT. JET TO PICK YOU UP.' 45 Harem room n r 1967 MHSTANG — 2-door hard- many varied duties. Com HARDY HAS CONSENT KNOW HE'D LEFT U NAME YOUR own price. Paint THE HOUSE' IT WAS 48 Cremona ANSWERING SERVICE top. Standard—6, stick shift, ra We are small engine spe pany offers competitive DISHWASHER wanted, eve ED TO SUBMIT TO A ABSOLUTELY ing, paperhanging, paper re First Shift, 48 Hour Week HEART TRANSPLANT... violin maker dio, heater. $1,700. Call 649-1860. cialists and can save you starljpg salary, 8:30 to 4:30 nings, Willie's Steak House, u r g e n t .' 50 52 (Roman) moval. Free estimates and dec IT'S BEINS DONE NOW.'^ money and aggravation hours, excellent benefits, 649-8271. EASTERN BOILER & 51 Piece of cloth r 649-0500 875-2519 orating service. Quality work caused by a balky lawn- free parking, subsidized caf ELECTRONICS, INC. 52 ------4i Auto AccMSorios— mower. manship, neat, competent serv EXPERIENCED John Deere 99 Loomis St. d’Angers and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser in ice. Call 647-9664. eteria, excellent working Tiros 6 conditions. Apply, back hoe operator. Also ex- (French 52 5T Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. We service all makes in our perienced amesite men. Call DISHWASHER wanted Friday sculptor) well equipped shop and all and Saturday nights. Apply Ca- 53 Earache 58 5T Floor Finishing 24 after 6, 742-6190. ONE P A IR bucket seats, $38. work is guaranteed. FIRST NATIONAL vey's Restaurant, 46 East Cen 55 Greek Announceuwnts 2 PLUMBER — EXPERIENCED, Call 643-8939. FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- ter Street. So don’t send your mower STORES, INC. steady work, new construction. H ER ALD LIMOUSINE Service — 1968 ing .(specializing in older to the dump—send it to us good hourly rate with overtime. YOUNG MAN, part-time, after- Cadillac yours for your wed floors). Inside painting. Paper Park and Oakland Avenues CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER and SAVE! ! Inqulre Imperial Plumbing Co., noons for auto parts store. Tire ding day with chauffer, Trailers— hanging. No Job too small. East Hartford DOX LETTERS 989 SulUvan.Ave., South Wind- changing experience preferred, air-conditioned, 7-passenger. Mobile Homes 6-A John VSrfallle, 649-8760. sor. 644-1621. Seymour Auto, 681 Main. WAYOUT BY KBN MUSE Ulric Limousine Service, Ed For Your mund U. Parent Jr., 649-3660. VOLKSWAGEN camper, MINI-MOTORS FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- TEACHERS especially of ele- EXPERIENCED tractor trailer ASSISTANT traffic manager — McNsiight SyrHlnatr. Irx completely insulated, ■with heat ing, old and new. All floors K3N Information 112 Park St., Hartford mentary grades needed for full driver. Steady work lor quali salary, good benefits. Apply in JOHN MERZ is now working and ready to go. Low mileage. treated with 3 coats of hot wax. 824-8460 or part-time summer positions. fied person. Apply S & D, Inc., person. Gaer Bros., 140 R y e ' £3RAMPAW 6-/0 at Russell's Barber Shop, Call 643-4412. Also cleaning and rewaxing. Please call 742-9289 between 7-8 THE HERALD will not comer of Oak and Spruce. 95 Hilliard Street, Manchester. Street, South Windsor. FOR SALE or rent-home made ^p and Delivery If Wanted Call 643-0381. JO. disclose the identity of any advertiser using box PLUMBER and plumber's help- BAKER’S HELPER — Apply Chuck wagon, storage trailer. RECEPTIONIST and secretary letters. Readers answer Personals 3 10x12’ tent, 876-8124 after 2. er needed lor full-time work. Bess Eaton Donuts, 160 Cen- SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL ing blind box ads who Bonds— Stockt for real estate office. Call Call 649-3286. ter St., Manchester. desire to protect their NOEL Adair- dry skin foot Housohold Sorvieos Mortgogos 27 649-8347 for appointment, ask identity can follow this creme. Lubricant for callouses, ' lor Mr. Phllbrick. GAS STA'nON attendant and MAN WANTED part-time. Ap- 1 b procedure: dry skin, rough heels, legs. GET OUT TO Offorad 13-A SECOND MORTGAGE Un- lubrlcatlon man, full or part- ply in person, Capitol Equip limlted funds available for sec- MATURE young lady as com- time, days. Apply in person, ment Co., 38 Main Street. Softens, soothes tired feet. CAMPER TOWN REWEAVING of bums, moth- EARTH lUAKES Enclose your reply to the ond mortgages, payments to panion for three children at Don Willis Garage, 18 Main Quinn’s Pharmacy. holes, zippers repaired. Win PART-TIM E service station box In an envelope — suit your budget. Expedient beach for six weeks, starting Street, Manchester. Evenings or Saturday dow shades made to measure, help wanted. Apply In person, address to the Classi RIDE WANTED for two .from service, J. D. Realty, 643-5129. June 24th. CaU 649-9365 after Moriarty Brothers, 318 Center fied Manager, Manchester Fairfield St. to State Office And Save On all size Venetian blinds. Keys 6 p.m. Evening Herald, together Street, Manchester, Conn. BuUdlng, 8:304:30. CaU 643- made while you wait. Tape re with a memo listing the corders lor rent. Marlow’s 867 W ANTETD — part-Ume book 7839. Businoss Oppo'rtunlly 2B PART-tlme .service station at companies you do NOT NEW ’68 NIMRODS Main St., 649-6221. keeper and receptionist for den tendant, 3 evenings a week. See BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE want to see your letter. AT SPECIAL LOW tal office. 649-8676. Detailer-Draftsman Your letter will be de NOW IS THE TIME to protect MANCHESTER Tavern — Good Mr. Sloan, Esso Service Center, I'LL FLY A SEARCH PATTERN, GOGO. TOU WATCH W E'RE GETTING NEAR THE HANG stroyed if the advertiser Automobilos For Scrio 4 TRUCK LOAD PRICES and restore original appear central location, only $4,000. BOOKKEEPER — part-time 9 Rt. 83, Vernon. is one you’ve mentioned. Experienced on valves and T T H E R IG H T ...I'L L WATCH TO THE L E F T . OUT OF THOSE GANGSTERS. KEEP ance of your amesite driveway Call Everett Agency, 649-8838. to 2 p.m., Tuesday through F ri If not it will be handled PART-TIME,. Salesman, to call YOUR EYE P E a E D FO R ANYTHING with a good coat of protective day. Apply Rafa’s Restaurant, piping preferred. Good in the usual manner. 1959 PONTIAC. Clean, needs Rt. 140 (North Rd.) on local business and profes RESEMBLING A SUBMARINE. ^ sealer. Free estimates. 742- 2818 Main Street, Glastonbury. starting salary, fringe bene work. Best offer. Call 649-4291. East Windsor, Conn. sional people In greater Hart 9487. fits, work in modem air- HEY, W H A T 'S ^ Tired Of Paying Rent? HAIRDRESSERS — to work ford area. M ust. Jiave auto, 3 ^ 1964 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS conditioned plant now un THAT DARKlHIHG Rentals Available second shift, 4-9 p.m. Thursday ideal for retired person. CaU Lost and Found 1 F-85. Bucket seats, automatic VENETIAN blinds — repaired, der construction. Contact UNDE-RTHEWATE^ 1-623-1941 and Friday. Apply Carriage John Adams 649-2010 (12 noon- transmission, power steering, retaped and recorded. 646-0273, SUNOCO Will Sell . . . Mr. Andrew. BUZ? RIGHT' L*0ST —Passbook No. 26 010363 House, 18 Oak Street, Manches 9 p.m.). power brakes, V-8 sports 649-2971. TH ER E B Y THAT 6. Savings Department of the 1 . 2-bay, 2-llft service station. ter. coupe. Clean. Call 742-9087. liO C K , Connecticut Bank 4 Trust Co. cuupe, ^.lem.. ■ ^ . m a l LARD CAMPING trailer— LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk dellv^ MORLAND PRODUCTS, a u t o b o d y man — experlenc- MANICURIST — full or part- Application made pa’yment. 1953 b u i CK Century, good run- *uUy equipped. Excellent con ery, yards. atUcs, cellars 2- On very busy highway, INC. ed, good wages. Insurance ben tlme. Apply Carriage House, 18 efits. Woodland Auto Body Co., ning condition, $128. or best of- dltlon. Call 649-5477. cleaned and removed. Also odd 3 down payment, no Inter- l-IO LOST — Pass book No. W 8768 Oak Street, Manchester. 1208 Burnside Avenue, East fer. Call 649-9738 after 6 p.m. Jobs. 644-8962. ggj charges. 1404 Tolland Tpke., Manchester (C IMI h HU. Ik. TM u, U t >K 0*. Savings Bank of M an ch erter.______Hartford. OO WOMAN wanted for full-time ^ 649-2893 Application made for pajttnent. jggg DODGE Polara Sedan. JANITORIAL services — win- 4 paid training, Motorcyelos— general office work. Experi EXPERIENCED oU truck driv- ‘Why didn't you bring this in sooner. Bill? Afraid I'd Bieyclos 11 dows, washed,, kitchen floors try to get even?" washed and waxed, general 6. Excellent opportunity, ence preferred but will consid er. Excellent fringe benefits. ------8. Savings Department of ^ Excellent condition, $1,- maintenance. Wise Mainten er other. Send resume to Box Apply Harry VanCamp, W. G. z £ ___ L«2_ “ H” , Manchester Evening Her ______Glenney Co., 336 North Main MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD ^nnectlcut Bank and Trust 1965 HONDA Superhawk, black, ance, 643-2603. For further information call Company. Application made for ald. YOUNG M EN for stock and de- Street. ______I KNOW THAT, GOOD/ THEN YOU CAN I MOVED BUT HE DID IT FOR Y O U — DO YOU KNOW $300. Call 649-5401. or write Sun Oil Co., P.O. SHERIFF FINN- UNDERSTAND WHY I'M OUT BECAUSE SO THAT YOU COULD HAVE SOMETHING, payment. I960 FALCON station wagon, 6 Box 71, East Hartford, 868- WAITRESS — 6:30 a.m. to livery for full-time and also for ^ p r k j e RATION service marf' STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF cyclinder, staiwlard. As is. CaU 1965 HONDA S—90, black and Building— part-time. Apply In person on AND I'M GLAD CONCERNEDABOUT VDUR, I AM VERY THE BEST OF EVERYTHING] SHERIFF— 3400. Evenings caU Jeff 3 p.m., no experience necessa experienced In refrigeration YOU'RE MOVING OUT OF HIS U PSET AND WHERE'S YOUR SENSE OF THIS IS REALLY 649-3408. , ' gray, windshield, 3,000 miles, ly, Westown Pharmacy, 469 ContracHng 14 Keith, 647-9546. ry. CaU 649-8236, Uie Egg and and air conditioning. Top pay, INTERESTED IN HOUSE AT A TIME ANGRY AT ^ L O Y A L T Y ? excellent condition, $250. 643- Hartford Rd. MV DAD'S LIKE THIS.' WHAT HE DID/ h a l k ! l ie b c h e n ! Announcomonts You Restaurant, 1095 Main St., good benefits. Must be state li 1960 VOLKSWAGEN sedan. Runs 2 0 2 2 . WES ROBRINS Carpentry re KU5S! Kl/SS.' _ very well. Needs minor body Manchester. WANTED production lathe censed. New England Mechan 0ELIEBTE.' 1 ELECTROLUX vacuum clean modeling specialist. AdmtloM, w iL L LEASE - Villa Louisa work. CaU 528-3687, evenings. rec rooms, dormers, porches, hand with some experience. ical Services. Phone 640-7384 ers, sales and service, b o n d e d ______Hotel. CaU Paul Plano for de- BAKERY COUNTER girl. Ap- cabinets, formica, buUt - Ins, Fifty hour week plus benefits. or 528-4216 after 6 p.m. Businoss SorvIcM talls, 646-0191. Ply hi person. Davis Bakery, representative. Alfred Amell, n e e d CAR? Credit very bad? Apply in person. Metronlcs, JANITORS — part-time, eve- bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. ------621 Main St, 647-1719 or 643-4913. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon Offorad 13 Inc., 640 Hilliard Street, rear, nlngs.CaU 643-4483, 3-6 p.m. est Douglas accepts lowest t r e e EXPto^lT Trees cut, HOMES, GARAGES, POrches, TRANSMISSION WANTED BY RE'HRED gen- only. down, smallest payments, any rec rooms, room additions, tleman mature housekeeoer- TEACHERS especially of ele- buUdlng lots cibqred, trees top tieman, mature nouseKeeper grades, needed for full LOCKER ROOM attendant. 6 where. Not small loan finance ped.. Got a tree problem? Well kitchens, roofing, siding, gen SHOP FOR SALE companion to live In. Write P. or part-time summer positions, days a week. Apply In person. Bright Birds company plan. Douglas Mo worth phone call, 742-8262. eral repair work. Financing O. Box 33, Thompsonvllle, tors, 346 Main. available. No down payment. Now (K>eratlhg'' in large city. Please call 742-9289 between Manchester Country Club, Vic Good-potential return on Invest Conn., or call 1-746-8696 be Economy Builders, /Inc. 643- tween 4 and 8 p.m. 7 a.m. - 8 a.m. BenetU. LAW N MOWED. Reasonable. 6189. ment. Must sell for personal ______CaU 648-1723. SALESPERSONS — experienced MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY CARPENTRY— concrete steps, Manchester Herald. woman’s wearing apparel, 3, 4 D-L TRUCiKINO. Ught truck floobs, hatchways, remodeling, or 5 day week. Apply Tweed's, MR. ABERNATHY! VWCH WELL, JUST DONY STAND THERE— ing done. Attics and Cellars porches, garages, closets, ceU- 773 Main St., Manchester. HELP WANTED OUT FOFITHAT PUNAVNSAY WRITE DOWN HIS BRAND!f cleaned. Trash hauled to the ings, attics finished, rec • TIMEKEEPER H 0 R 9 E] dump. Reasonable. Phone 643- rooms, formica, ceramic. O th -______Schools and Classes 33 FULL-TIME GIRL wanted for MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALU 8846, 643-9973. er related workK^No Job too SEWING INSTRUCTIONS general office work. No ex • CLERK TYPIST small. Dan Morah> BuUder. Professional. Teen-agers enroll perience necessary, will train. t; ack Is A-1. • INDUSTRIAL NURSE WOU S E E B B P O C 2 B YOtr ARE Evenings 649-8880. now for beg/inher summer Apply in person, 983 Main St., OH, NO/ I HAD TO WHILE OTHER KIDS yards, drive- FLAWED r you A DEDICATSD Cellars, attics. course, 8 weeks, $16, adults, Manchester, Suite 12 or call /Vnd Other Manufacturing Openings WOC2K AT IT. r HAD ways sealed and small truck- ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga- W A S P fZ A c r n a N G SELF'/AADE GAT. $20. Individual attention. Ad 643-1594 from 9 to 5 p.m. TO LeAi2N TO FIGHT Ing done A-1 right. CaU“ ~Tre rage, rec rooms, bathrooms Apply CHENEY BROTHERS. Inc. SCCWL/NO Personnel Dept., 31 Cooper Hill St. OFF KIND THOUGHTS mano Trucking. Service toll tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce vanced classes available. CaU h OUsIeWIVES — work from AND G>ENERObe> 742-8206 or 742-6667. Manchester, Conn. 06040 - Vfree, 742-9487. ment work, cellar floors, pa- your home telephoning BYiller IM P U U a B ‘5 . tlos, roofing. C ^ l Leon Cles- CIVIL Service Tests — Prepare Brush customers, neighborhood TEL. 643-4141 o o , BUIXDOZER, backhoe work, a O <3 synski, BuUder. 649-4201. at home for government en areas, very profitable. CaU land clearing, septic tanks In- trance exams. For details send' 247-1949. stalled, drainage fields. Paul NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — to to National, c-o Box B, Man Schendel, 649-0466. Remodeling, repairing, addi CLEANING WOMAN wanted Chester Evening Herald. tions, s rec rooms, garages, one day per week. Good pay. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER MITCH’S LAWN Service —Com porches and roofing. No Job Call before 11 a.m., 649-9043. plete lawn care, seeding, mow too smaU. CaU 649-3144. I SAW TM& NICEST I'D LIKE WE'LL TAKE THAT MOTHER-DAUGHTER OUTFIT^ ing, rolling, etc. Also odd Jobs Holp Wonfod— TYPISTS—Msmy needed for as SUMMER COAT FOR TO C3 ET TWE cleaning cellars, attics, yards. 35 signments near home. Tem 1 PRISCILLA'. r 7 < ~ ^ COMPLETE Are You An Free estimates. 649-1188. Roofing— Siding 16 porary, full-time or 9-3 p.m. -----J— ------ HouMhold Good! SI THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE H o u s e s Fi»r Solo 72 Housos for SdE 72 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONJ>:^Y, JUNE 10, 1968 PAGE 'TWENTY-THREE TAPPAN — 40” gas range, RANCH — 7 rooms, 2 full SEVEN ROOM Cape, 8-bed- chrome oven, automatic roast 1b HEAR HIM GU5HIHG IN COURT, LAWVER B u t l e t ’s h e a r how m sleegle explo d es baths, modem kitchen vdth rooms, baths, fireplace, rec n Oat Of Town CLASSIFIED room, 2-oar garage, wooded lot. control. Excellent condition. MSLEEGLE’6 QIENT 6EEM6 AS PURE AS IN HIS OFFICE AFTER THE CASE IS OVER - built-lns, formal dining room, MANCHESTER -* 9 room old B o lto n $120. Call 643-0800. Owner, M9-8860. For Solo 75 THE ORNEN SNOWaAUES- family room, 8 bedrooms, 2- stone Colonial home. Seven WHEHis THAT N O -400D NOODNIH. car garage. Excellent neigh acres, 4 possible extra lots. $18,900 — LARGE 6H room ^ L T O N LAKE _ 5% room GENUEMENOF THE JURV, LOOK AT MR MOOPNIk' OONNA PAV HtS WLL? THE awr-t* borhood, $81,900. PhUbrick Ranch. Fireplace, IH baths, ’ $86,900. Ray Holcombe, Real ADVERTISING Sewing Machines Ranch, large tree shaded lot, LOOK AT HIS FINE,HONEST FACE? CAN CMXW.' THE PMONV! I WOULDNT^ Agency, Realtors, 649-5847. built-in range, basement. Quiet tors, 644-1286. ' THIE MAN BE A swindler ? WHV, I’D TRUST THAT BUM AS FAR AS I one car garage. aluminum Jensen Defends Zone Board CLASSIFIED ADVBRTISINO DEPT. HOURS FOUR BEDROOM Colonial In street. Hutchins Agency, Real CLEARANCE TRUST HIM WITH MV DEAR MOTHER^ COULD THROW THE WASHIHGIDN m o r e t h a n sixty, one and combinations, lake privileges, I professional nelgjjborhood. tors, 649-5824. ■Milton Jensen, Republican The town.speople must have 400 Girl Scouts from the Con 8 AJtf. to 4iS0 P JI. LAST DIME.' MONUMENT.' two - family homes from “wner, Five minute walk to Bowers Town Committee chairman, has confidence in board members necticut Valley Council, and a $13,600. Financing arranged. ''to-7565. NEW Elementary, Illlng Junior High charged that the "apartment and 'heir experience,” the few visiting patrols, took part The Meyer Agency, 648-0609. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Zig-zag sewing machines, and Mtmehestor High Schools. PRICE REDUCED SOUTH Windsor — 3-bedroom zoning question” is becoming a statement concluded. In this event. 4tN P.ML DAT BEFORK PVBUCATION never used. Overcasts, Large living room with fire INVESTMENT package — Con Ranch, garage, over half acre, “political football’’ and has de Four Republicans The only complaint registered makes buttonholes, sews on place, dining room, IM baths, fended all five members of tlje Four members of the appoint was on', the overabundance of Dm OUim for Sotnrdajr M id Bloiitejr lo 4tM p.ai. FHdoj. Immediate Occupancy veniently located 6-5 duplex; assumable 6% per cent mort buttons, blind hems dresses, aluminum siding and careful plus 5 room single. Good in gage, $19,600. 644-1856 owner. Zoning Boaj^ against recent ed board are Republicans. 'The caterplllers. does fancy stitches, all with ly finished Interior. Private attacks. fifth, a Democrat .and charter Meanwhile, 64 Boy Scouts and Sparkling clean 6-room Co come producer. Leonard Agen- whmtvm TOUR COOPERATION WOX |R |AI LA'% M i l out attachments. yard. $30,600, by owner. 7% per cy Realtors, 646-0469. 6 room Colonial, The attacks have been made member of the present board. 14 adults camped at the base BE APPRECIATED V IM k I I cent mortgage to qualified buy lonial, 8 large bedrooms, ofty water and sewers, 'with 10’ by most recently by Ailoysius resigned recently in protest Mt. Monadnock i^j Jaffrey, N.H, NOW ONLY $84.60 er with $5,000 down. Call 649- fireplace, garage. Owner . .. fireplace. Walking distance to Ahearn, a contender for the against the board’s decision not ,and climbed the mountain by says “SELL” ! ! ! schools and shopping, $21,900. Democratic candidacy for rep to grant a zone change from various trails on Saturday. Continuod From ProcodIng Pago Or payments of $3.46 per 6711. MANCHESTER Call Colll-Wagner, 289-0241. resentative to the state legis multiple dwelling to single On Sunday they visited the month. For further Informa lature from the 51st District. tion call Capitol Sewing dwelling, requested by residents Cathedral of the Pines in H. M. FRECHETTE ANDOVER LAKE — Summer The attack is mostly concern Holp Wontod— Moio 36 Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 credit manager until 9 p.m., EXECUTIVE MODEL HOMES of the South Rd. area. Rlndgc, N.H., and were, fortu- home that Just has had electric ed with the Zoning Board’s in Most of the meetings re'gard- tiously, given a personal tour of COLLIES — AKC, champion If toll, call collect. NEIGHBORHOOD heat Installed. Five rooms, MEN WANTED part-time morn Realty 647-9998 ARE terpretation of the state’s ing the zone change have been the inter-faith memorial. porch, fireplace, full bath. Ex ings for janitorial duties In line. Beautifully marked, home "rigiht to know" law regarding in closed .session, which prompt Boy Scout Troop 73 awards Manchester area. Call 024-0620. raised, sable pups. Stud serv Manchester line. Immacu cellent location. A good buy at 246-2140 OPEN EVENINGS closed meetings and records. ed a letter' from the selectmen day will be held Sunday at 4 ice available. Call 643-6633. la te 7-room custom built MANCHES’TER — 6 room $12,900. Immediate possession. In a .statement, Jensen said (two Republicans and one p.m. on the lawn between the Raised Ranch, 2 fireplaces, Ranch. All large rooms, fire AT T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- that “all citizens of Bolton Dcmocrat.s) to all boards and Community Hall and the ScriesiBBii Wanlwd 36-A 2-car garage, wooded acre place and attached garage. 1577. should be proud of the service commissions -suggesting that Congregational Church, com MALE FLUFFY gray kitten setting, many extras. Mid Wall to wall, new formica 'TALLWOOD LICENSED Real Estate sale- needs a good home. 649-9236. Musical Instruments 53 that the zoning Board is per executive .sessions be held only bined with a potluck supper. TaTeeiirr^rOfl__ All H. 30’s. For appointment to counters, and stainless steel VERNON — Meticulously kept men with previous experience. forming for the town. The five when necessary, saying that 120 BASS ACCORDION. see call sink along with beautifully and 6-room' Ranch, situated within Church Barbecue Call Mr. Phllbrick, Philbrlck MINI Laddie of Mainchester— For your unhurried inspec members have devoted over 55 town business is being conduct The annual chicken barbecue and white, used one year, $160. well maintained grounds. Real walking Vernon years of combined service to Agency, 649-8347. AKC black small miniature tion of homes that will be of ed and that audiences can be given by the Congregators of Call after 5, 649-3363. Fumishod doll house, $21,900. Wolverton Circle ! V ijT tee, as- the board. They have demon poodle, ten weeks old. Good Business Property Housos For Solo 72 PETER F. GRADY interest to you. Direction— sumabU^'^-^-L/ ap- controlled or evicted. Bolton Congregational Church Agency,' Realtors, 649-2818. strated their concern and their with children. Call 649-1116. Apartmants 63>A For Salt 70 REAL ESTATE 643-2594 6 minutes on South Main At their meeting last Monday will be held Saturday, with sit H b IIDp Wanrtd— polntment to see call Peter F. foresightedness-exemplified by Antiques 56 FIVE AND FIVE flat in the MANCHES’TER Z Lookout Street from Manchester the selectmen decided not to ac tings at 5 and 6:30 p.m. THREE ROOM apartment, fur Grady Real Estate, 643-2594. the development of the town Male or Female 37 ADAMS STREET — Looking for south end of town. Owners Mountain. New 7-room Colon Center astride the Manches cept the resignation of the lone Mr. and Mr.s. Alden Chick and Artielas For Sal* 45 WANTED TO BUY — anUques, nished, private bath and en 5*4 ROOM RANCH — Im since 1951 when formal zoning industrial site? Stop, and look must sell, have been asking ial, 2*4 tiled baths, central hall ter, Glastonbury Town Line. BOLTON — Older home, barn, Democrat (Oscar Kreyslg), but Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Walters steins, furniture, pewter, lead trance, utilities, no pets. 224 maculate. Wall to wall carpet was adopted." DARK rich stone-free loam, over this vacant 10,000 square $19,600. Fairly good condition with Montowee floors, built-lns, out buildings. 2 building lots to ask him to stay on the board. are chairmen. ed lamps, art glass, primitives, Charter Oak, 643-8368. ing, walkout basement. Large "Unfounded critlcisTp," Jen foot building. Two acres plus ■throughout.' Two heatinl- sys dinette, 3 fireplaces, central •plus land $20,000. Phllbrick The Zoning Board will hold a Reservations and orders to CAB DRIVER $19. Pool and patio sand, any quanUty. 644-8962. landscaped lot. Gerard Agen sen continued, “and attempts stbne, fill, gravel, sand and a two family house. Owners tems, garages, small lot. Ex vacuum system, large family Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. public hearing Wednesday at 8 take out may be made with Mrs. cy, 649-0538, 643-0365. L. C. GREEITOUGH Co. to make political, capital at the manure. 643-9504. anxious, your chance to make cellent terms. T. J. Crockett, room with bookcases, sliding p,m. at the Community Hall on Richard Jones or Mrs. Harold Man or women driver for Business Locotlent ELLINGTON — 6% room expense of the board cro.itc on a terrific buy. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. DELIGHTFUL Princeton Street glass doors, picture window, 2- 647-9921' proposed changes in regulations Smith, both of Brookfield Rd. afternoons, evenings, week PROCESSED gravel for drive For Rent 64 Ranch. Convenient location. ly misunderstanding and con Wanttd— Ta Buy 58 Realtor, 643-1577. area offers this 7 room Colon car garage, hot water oil heat, for the building of apartments, St. George’s Notes ends. Dependable person ways and parking areas. Also BOWERS SCHOOL Area — Close to everything. BuUt-ina. fusion. STORE FOR RENT — down ial. TTiree bedrooms, 1*4 baths, large lot, city utilities. Charles with emphasis on apartment Holy Eucharist will be with good driving record for bank run gravel and fill at HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques ROCKVILLE Eight room Dutch Colonial, 4 Nice treed lot, only $16,900. ‘The board has never allow- town Manchester, State ^ m nicely landscaped yard. Many Lesperance, 649-7620. complexes, a type of construc celebrated tomorrow (Feast of Manchester area. our screening plant or deliv bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, bedrooms, oversize comer lot, JUST REDUCED — $23,900. Six Hayes Agency, 646-0181. ed itself to be influenced by tion new to the town. Theatre Bldg. Inquire Manag custom features, only $26,900. St. Barnaba.s) at 10 a.m. and ered. George H. Griffing, Inc. glassware. We buy estates. Vil Commercial Zone Lot remodeled kitchen and baths. SEVEN ROOM older home, room Ranch, built-lns, rec leaders of either party. Scouts Camp Out er, State Theatre. 643-7832. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- COVENTRY — Ranch 4 large Wednesday at 8 p.m. 742-7886. lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 Mid 20’s. Owner 649-3260. cellent condition, on bus room, 2 fireplaces, garage, "Charges that the board Is Bolton scouts were active out ’This well located comer lot 4535. rooms. Year round home. 107 Burnside Ave. Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. FOR RENT or sale-461 Main Is ready for your operation. Property ^eludes 2 extra bu many extras, acre lot. Mitten falling to follow state regula doors during this past ideal June fflrl's Softball Team TOBACCO netting. Good for MANCHES’TER — Six room Porch, garage, full basement, Street. Building and lot next Deep lot for parking, has $23,000—7 ROOM, 1962 Garrison ing lots. Marion E. Robertson, Agency, Realtors, 643-6630. tions are made entirely without weekend. A girl’s softball team will be lawns, trees, and berry bush WE BUY and sell antiques, and Cape Cod first offering, Ver- trees, private beach. Excellent East Hartford to Post Office. Excellent loca- ■ six storage sheds and In Colonial, 4 bedrooms, flraidace, Realtor, 643-6963. basis and are designed to make Patrols from Cadette Troop formed if there is enough inter covers. Call Rockville ScraJj used furniture, china, glass sil planck School area. The grass MANCHESTER — three family, value for only $13,900. Phll tlpn for any use. 646-2426 from come -property. For further m baths, aluminum'aiding, the apartment zoning question 659 took part In the Cadette est to field a team. The team Company, 872-6587. ver, picture frames, old coins, is thick and green and the MANCHEST’ER — 4 ’ room excellent income, needs repair, brick Agency Realtors, 649- 9 to 5 p.m. Information, call Don Sisco, trees, privacy, suburban. a political football. Camporama held at Lake of would represent the town and guns, pewter, scrap gold, home Is very clean, fenced In Ranch, extra clean, kitchen H.M. Frechette Realty, 647- 6347. would play teams from about PHARMACISTS "for relief work. LOFTY pile, free from soil Is 649-5306 or 876-6611. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, MB- "Town boards have shown Isles Boy Scout Reservation in watches, old jewelry, hob 577 MAIN ST. Ground floor of- yard, full basement, detached built-ins, modem, wedl to wall five other towns. Girls 13-18 Top wages, good working con the carpet cleaned with Blue 6324. NORTH COVENTRY — near that Ihey are sensitive to the North Stonlngton from Friday by collections, paintings, attic fice suite, 4 rooms, air con one-car garage, fireplace,- Sept carpeting, good locaUon. Ask who are Interested should call dition. Call 644-0620. Lustre Rent electric sham- MANCHESTER — older 6-room Parkway. Older three bedroom feelings of all the townspeople. to Sunday afternoon. Well over contente or whole estates. Tur- ditioned. Ideal for professional, ing $15,900. H. M. Frechette, Mrs. Robert Gagnon or Mrs. pooer $1. The Sherwin-Williams B &. W ember occupancy. Teen’s. Colonial, aluminum siding, Cape. Three car garage, five nlture "Repair Service, 643-7449. insurance or real estate. Call Realty, 647-9993. Richard Guerra today or tomor Co. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Peter F. Grady Real Estate, large rooms, $18,600. H.M. Fre acres, privacy. Only $16,500. 649-0097. row. Beginners are welcome. Manchester Parkade 643-2594. MANCHESTER GREEN chette Realty, 647-9998. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. T olland SALES HELP Manchester 649-5306 The ladies' softball team, Rodms Witfiout Board 59 $22,600, 8 ROOM Ranch, 4-bed- which didn’t'quite make It last REDUCE NEWLY REMODELED office Custom built 6 room Colo Lagal Notica "NEW USTING — two family, GET AWAY from the husUe PINE JEWELRY STORE rooms, bullt-ins, recreation year, is all ready to go this year THE ’THOMPSON House — Ctot’ on Main St., $55. Call 643-9678. nial with a solid 2-car ga 4-4 flat, all utilities. Seven and bustle. See this charming Safely, simply and fast with Land For Sale 71 room, garage, large lot. Near and will play its first g;amc tage St. centrally located, large rage, enclosed porch, land AT A PROBA’TE COURT held years old, asking $26,600. H.M. six room Ranch In Coventry Relief from Heat GoBese Tablets. Only 98c. bus and shopping. Hutchins Thursday against Columbia, In Full-time, male or female. pleasantly furnished rooms, SOU’TH Coventry near Route 31- scaped private yard. Priced at Coventry, within and for the Dl>- Frechette Realty, 647-9693. set on 2 acres of well land Agency Realtors, 649-5824. trict of Coventry, on the 6th day of Columbia. Blxperienced preferred. • Ap parking. Call 649-2358 for over Housos For Ronf 65 Flfty acres of nice land with to sell at $20,500. Don’t be June, A.D . 1 ^ . scaped land. Fruit trees, rasp WELDON DRUG STORE Present, Hon. David C. Rappe. RICHARD ROAD — Premium Anthony Sobol Cited ply In person, Tuesday night and permanent guest long frontage. Ideal for the de TWO FAMILY — $19,500, 4-4 disappolnteil, call now. berry patch, garden, 30 x 40’ HOUSES for rent, furnished or Judse. location, substantial seven Anthony J. Sobol, son of Mr. through Friday. rates. veloper. Financing available to flats. Convenient location. As Elatate of Shirley C. Simmons, barn, for horses or livestock. Dupees Given Farewell Reception Awaits Bathhouse unfimished starting at $176. late of Coventry, m said District, room custom cape. Four bed Hurry, $25,500. Call Paul W. and Mrs. Anthony Soboi of SCREENED loam for lawns and the qualified buyer. For ap sumable mortgage. Call Judy deceased. At a farewell reception yesterday afternoon, William Rood of 2 Stephen St., past chairman of Hie 90-plus degree hcajt has the Green near the jail to the CLEAN comfortable rooms for per month. Philbrlck Agency, Warren E. Howland rooms, two baths, garages, full Dougan Realtor, 649-4535. Watrous Rd., is one of m x out gardens. Delivered. George H. pointment call Last Chance Libby, Leonard Agency Real ’The Executor, having exhibited the official board- of South Methodist Church, right, presented the Rev. and Mrs. Richard W. driven many residents to seek lower end in front of the Town TREASURE SHOP ■ refined gentleman, also 2 room Realtors, 649-5347. has account 'With said Estate to this basement, electric heat. Yard standing cadets In the Univer t. - Griffing Inc., 742-7886. Realty, 1-423-8421 or Dan tors, 646-0469. Realtor 643-1108 Court for allowance, and filed ah ANDOVER —Quality Split Dupee with a purse from the congregation, a scrapbook from children of Mrs. Anita Nylin’s Hall and the Hicks School. efficiency. Free parking. In is beautiful, plenty of privacy. the comfort of Crandall’s Pond, sity oi Connecticut’s Air Force MANCHESTER PARKADE FTTRNISHED or unfurnished Drouin, 1-423-0826. application for the ascertainment of Level, 3 years old. Overlook- Church School class, and a special remembrance from the Senior Methodist Group at the A small memorial flag origln- SOUP’S ON, the rug that Is, so quire Scranton Motel and Ca MANCHESTER—7 room Cape, distributees and an order Of- dls- Immediate occupancy. Selling despdte 'the Board of Recrea ROTC program to have been large Ranch. Knotty pine In trlbuUon. it Is ‘ ing lake, acre plus, 3 bed church which he led in Bible study each month. The Rev. Mr. Dupee, associate pastor of South aly placed on the site by the clean the spot with Blue bins, 160 Tolland ’Tpke., 649- ONE ACRE, 200’ on 44-A. Busi full shed domer. Formal din for only $32,800 and well worth tion’s annoimcement ordering selected as' a reclpleni of a terior. Floors refinished. Con ORDEIRBD: That the 34th day of rooms, l */4 baths, dressers in Methodist Church for the past four years, will leave the latter part of this month to assume VFW as a marker has been Lustre, Rent electric sham- 0826 before 6 p.m. ness zoned, near Notch. $5,900. ing room, finished rec room, MANCHESTER — 6 room June, A.D . 1968' at 8 o'clock In the It. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- the pond closed to public swim- federal financial assLaUint venient location. Working forenoon, at the Probate Office In lighted closets, wall to wall the pastorate of the Middletown (R.I.) Methodist Church. While in Manchester, he has serv traveling up and down the WANTED part-time, man pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store, Terms. Owner. Call 742-8274. extra lot .of record. Handy lo- Ranch. TVo baths, family 1677. grant. ONE RQOM In a private home. adults, 643-6389. Coventry, ix! and the same, is as carpeting, large living room ed as minister of education at South Church, and has been a delegate and member of many m ^ until t^ o o n ^ u o u o n o f Gree^.Teportodly mov^^ by The woman to work evenings - caOon. $23,900. Phllbrick room, breezeway, garage, signed for a hearing on the allow a bathliouse. The order was is Sobol, who walked o ff with PICNIC tables — all kinds and Gentlemen preferred. 119 Coop ance of said account, and on said with fireplace, dlnlng-L, rec Methodist commissions. Including the Connecticut East District of Social Concerns. He was various residents as they are selling — hours flexible. COVENTRY — Five room Agency, Realtors. 649-5347. screened porch, park like yard. sued by Town Health Director three awards at ROTC exercis sizes, $25 and up. Delivered. er Hill Street, 649-0595. appUcatlon and this Court directs'- Lots For Solo 73 room, many extras In this also involved with the, Connecticut Council of Churches’’'Christian social concerns committee, mowing the grass on the Green. John Thomas 640-2610. Ranch house $135 monthly. Mid 20’s, Hayes Agency, 646- the Executor to give notice thereof, Dr. Miaxjorio Purnell and has es last month, is a junior ma- W. Zinker, Windsorville Rd., Houses For Sale 72 MANCHESTER — 5 rooms. Im by publishing this order In some neat and clean home. $26,000. the Connecticut religious action committee, and Project Equality. Mrs. Dupee has served as The monument as proposed by joring in mechanical engineer- Built-in oven and range. Call 0131. LAND WITH road frontage, on triggered a barrage of com Ellington. Call 872-4843 after ROOM WI’TH Kitchen privileges, maculate condition, fireplace, newsmper having a circulation In For appointment call Last chairman of the annual church fair for two years and hits been active In the Church Wom the VFW will have a polished ing. AIRLINES Centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, between 5:30 and 6 p.m. or said District, and by posting a copy Buckland Road, Manchester, plaints to town officials. 4 p.m. MANCHESTER —8 room 1961 sunporch, attached garage, of this order on the public s l ^ - Chance Realty, 1-423-8421 or en United of Manchester. (Herald photo by Pinto.) granite base from which a flag- Bulletin Board before 8 a.m. 742-6619. RAMBLING CAPE — 7 rooms, Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, 14 Arch Street. Dutch Colonial, 1% baths, fire . prestige area, near school, bus, ist in the town where deceased, Dan Drouin, 1-423-0826. . The . . bathhouse cannot be '*’**■ extend. The monument All fire commiffilonors nn